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First train photo, seems like it is a rite of passage for flickr.
Taken on a Fuji X-E1 /w a Kamlan 21mm lens. f/2.4, 1/1000, ISO 200.
To avoid the notoriously heavy traffic along Sukhumvit Road, the sky train is the most economical, speedy and timesaving way of getting around Bangkok.
Seen at a stop in front of the Railroad Station Museum of the National Railway Historical Society, Pocono Chapter [Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania].
EWS Class 67030 arrives at a snowy Perth approximately 4 hours late with the London Euston-Inverness Caledonian Sleeper.
Norfolk Southern's Central of Georgia Heritage Locomotive leads a northbound Autorack Train through Varnell, GA; 3-23-2016.
SY 1689 at the head of a spoil train awaiting loading at one of the higher levels of the opencast coal mine at Jalainur in 1992.
An Arriva Trains Wales Class 153 diesel unit is seen among the buildings and billboards in Cardiff city centre.
Initialement prévu pour des randonneurs en raquettes sur les hauteurs du Forez,le train a du se contenter de transporter des randonneurs mais sans les raquettes par manque de neige.Le voici,prêt a faire le chemin du retour vers Estivareilles.
Southbound San Joaquin train 702 screams past the signal at the south end of the Escalon siding. Fog be damned, this train has a schedule to keep!
Train Engine designed by Yoshihide Momotani.
Folded by me from a 30*30 cm "Star Dream" metallic paper Black/Antique-Coper 120gsm.
This design is from one square,very difficult to shape ...but I did my best:-)
I think it looks pretty good,especially from this combination of colors.
Diagrams on Yoshihide Momotani book: aircrafts and vehicles.
In this view taken in June 1990, BR large logo 56103 was approaching Wilnecote, Staffordshire with a Railfreight Construction train of empty Tiger Rail POA mineral wagons forming the 6R64 MWFO 12:00 Witton to Toton.
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OK, here it goes. It's about 40-50% of my train station project. To be honest, the work is still in progress. The station for sure needs some life on it and at least one passenger train. It also needs some stickers here and there and tiny little details. And of course last but not least - lights :)
The main building is a modified version of my train station from Klocki Zdrój 2008. Then it was placed on 4 48x48 baseplates. It was too big and this was causing a lot of problems from maintenance point of view. The new building is ca. 30% smaller and placed on 2 baseplates. Additionally there is a separate module with rooms for the station duty officer and toilets.
The platform was completely rebuilt to match Lego train geometry rules (tracks 4 studs from the baseplate edge). There are also new lights on it (yes, I murdered with a 3mm drill four 1x2 plates! again!).
The goods storage building is a new construction built of leftover parts from the main building redesign. Some trees to make it a little green and a cargo ramp I'm still working on. Not sure how to finish it. Need to test some ideas.
I hope you like it :)
The map of the complete project you can find here: www.flickr.com/photos/maciej_drwiega/6600113697/