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Found this yesterday, this is one of my favorite class photos. I think it is because a good number of the boys are wearing western shirts, and that little kid back by the teacher who looks like he is real nervous.
Large and in charge!
Class 40 40190 was withdrawn through collision damage 31/12/1976 and sent to Crewe Works for cutting up here it stands in the yard on 15/02/1976 , it was cut up here during May 1976.
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Class 24 24081 is pictured in the Diesel Shed at Toddington, during the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway's Heritage Diesel Weekend, on July 29th 2017.
SNCB/NMBS Class 27 2728 had charge of the P7010 07:24 Sint-Niklaas to Schaarbeek Gr.R recorded arriving at its destination.
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Class 47 47580 sits happily at the back of the 1Z24 0737 Southend Victoria to Poole "Cathedrals Express" Rail Tour.
The train had just left Wickford station 12 minutes later than scheduled as the driver did not appear to be happy with something around one of the buffers at the front of the locomotive during a scheduled stop at the station.
This train arrived at Poole approximately 24 minutes later than planned at 15:10 rather than the scheduled 14:46.
Class 90 No.90008 The East Anglian climbs Belstead Bank leading 1P49 15:30 Norwich - Liverpool Street on 28th June 2016.The latest 90 in AGA livery leaving only 90003 currently at Crewe Works awating a repaint.
Class 20 'Chopper' Bo-Bo diesel locomotive No. 20142 'Sir John Betjeman' in commemorative London Transport livery at Kidderminster station during Severn Valley Railway’s Spring Diesel Festival on 15 May 2025. The loco was built by English Electric at the Vulcan Foundry in Newton le Willows as British Railways Type 1 No. D8142 in 1966.
Abellio ScotRail Class 365, 365529 & 365537 passing Castlecary with the Campsie Fells in the background whilst they work the 1R54 Glasgow Queen Street - Linlithgow service on the 1st of July 2018
These electric units are to move onto the Stirling Dunblane and Alloa services with the electrification of that line nearly complete when the Class 385 fully into service on the Edinburgh - Glasgow line
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A class 101 awaits departure from Leeds on a stopping train to Huddersfield and Marsden on 5 March 1983.
Freightliner Class 66 No.66616 passes Bruton,with the 15:42 Exeter Riverside to Whatley Quarry working,on the 2nd of September 2021.
An unidentified Class 47 with 2 Class B tank wagons - presumably bound for Stranraer harbour? Early 1980s.
An unidentified Trafalgar-class submarine from the Royal Navy, passing Gourock on the Firth of Clyde.
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I was never really happy with the first DMU I built, so this is a complete re-build to something more prototypical.
I needed to find a way to get a 1x1 tile infront of the grill tile, this is how I achieved it.
Visiting Class 37 No. 37263, on loan from Telford Steam Railway, at Kidderminster station during Severn Valley Railway’s Spring Diesel Festival on 19th May 2024. A total of 309 Class 37 locomotives were built by English Electric between 1960 and 1966.
70014 (6J34) Runcorn Folly Lane to Northenden R.T.S. empty bins approaches Acton Bridge and onto the slow line where it will branch off towards Northwich and Greater Manchester.
LNER Hitachi Class 800202 is seen here at York platform 7, about to form 5Q22 1227 York to Peterborough. Test Run.
Saturday 22nd September 2018
(c) Liam Blundell 2018
First main line diesel-electric locomotive which made its debut in Malaya in 1957. A total of twenty-six locomotives were manufactured by English Electric Co at Vulcan Foundry, United Kingdom. In its roughly thirty years of service, the 20 Class hauled both the passenger express and freight between Singapore and Malaysia. All twenty-six 20 Class locomotives were named after flowers. The last 20 Class was decommissioned in the early 1990s.
This MR 20 Class model is controlled by a PFx Brick, powered by 1x PF L-motor with lights (2x headlights and 4x side lights) and sounds.
The toughest part hands down was the decals.. more specifically the lettering on the side which is 'Malayan Railways' in Bahasa Melayu. My decal shop had each letter made separately which means I had to meticulously place them along the body. The nose stripes were finicky to handle but sticks on perfectly.
With all these models completed, I thought it would be a good time to have a 'photoshoot'. Taken after the Singapore Brickfest 2021.
GBRf Class 60 - 60095 & Class 66 - 66733 at Hexthorpe, Doncaster with the 0D01 Tyne Coal Terminal to Doncaster Robert Rds Shed.
The Class 01 of standard locomotives (Einheitsdampflokomotive) was the first design of steam express passenger locomotives built by the unified Boreatic Railway League. While multiple railway companies had been operating across the main island of Borea for decades, no single railway company proved willing to shoulder the cost of long-distance railway bridges and ferries to the myriad islands. In 1920, the Council agreed to consolidate the largest mainland railway companies into a single state-owned entity, capable of the large-scale investment required to bridge the straights. The Grey Gates, the great suspension bridge crossing Omburg Harbor, is a product of such investment; so is the Class 01.
A 4-6-2 "Specific" layout, the Class 01 is designed to be fast, versatile, and able to be repaired in any railyard with standardized equipment. The Class 01 is limited to routes capable of handling its 20-ton axle load (as well as yards with turntables long enough to maneuver it). Though demand has started off slow, railway executives expect that the Class 01 will eventually be the most common engine hauling passenger express routes across the Boreatic League- and perhaps even beyond!
British Rail Class 90 25kV Bo-Bo electric locomotive, 90010 going backwards at around 100 miles per hour pushing the 1P36 14:30 (15:09 RT) Abellio Greater Anglia London Liverpool Street- Norwich service train on January 24th 2017 at Hatfield Peverel Station on the Great Eastern Main Line in Essex (UK).
On the Great Eastern Main Line the Class 90 push pull locomotives are always at the London end of the train.
90010 was built at British Rail Crewe Works and entered service on October 25th 1988.
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The new fleet of Class 345s are coming on stream and 345 006 is seen in the Carriage Stablings Sidings at Wembley Depot being here for staff training and testing. Empty in the day but these sidings are full of Pendolino`s at night for servicing.
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