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Although the planned withdrawal of the 'Castle Class 255' 4+2 HSTs on timetabled services was to be by the end of 2023, this was subsequently revised, enabling a small number of sets to continue in use on GWR diagrams into 2024. On 22nd September 2023 just one class 1 diagram remained, the 1G77 15:50 Penzance to Bristol Temple Meads, with 43155 'Rougement Castle' (with 43153 'Chûn Castle powering on the rear) rolls into Taunton shortly after sunset. 43155 (with 43154) was acquired by West Coast Railway Company and moved to Carnforth on 31st July 2025.
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25-8-84 Manchester Victoria station
25057 stabled between pilot/banker duties
Olympus Om10
Kodak gold CL200
"All other ships, head for that opening."
I have not actually seen Wrath of Khan (blasphemy, I know) so this model is based on the Miranda Class refits in DS9. Like always, to the same scale as the Enterprise set (and now to the Defiant as well).
I saw somewhere that the 1x1 plate with handle was released in light bley in a limited edition Jurassic World set. Can anyone confirm?
Shortly before the introduction of the new LDP Class locomotives (only a few weeks away when this shot was taken), the QRNational East Coast intermodals were dominated by the G, CLF and CLP Classes.
5MB7 races through Menangle behind G516 and a pair of CLPs.
31st January 2010. Running top and tail with 1962 on 13816 16:05 Valença to Porto São Bento, day three of PTG's "Annual Reunion" tour.
In the summer of 1996 Class 60 no.60035 passes Bedlinog with a loaded MGR from Cwmbargoed Disposal Point to Aberthaw.
This was around the time Class 60s replaced pairs of Class 37s on these trains and this is the first time I saw a Class 60 on the branch. I never been back to the line since but will make the effort again one day as the scenary is superb.
DB Class 66 No.66019 heads towards Heywood,with the 06:21 Tytherington to Quainton Railhead working,on the 1st of August 2023.
A pair of Rail Operations Group Class 47 diesel locos 47813 and 47812 waiting at Royston station.
On the lunchtime Barrington Quarry to Wembley run with empty landfill wagons.
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Street scene in Karachi, Pakistan, August 1964. Note the improvised awing casting a shadow on the three men seated in front of the restaurant.
Originally shot on Kodachrome 25 in August 1964. Scan to digital in June 2014.
The most decrepit classroom at the school: Water percolates down through the roof and upper floors and a little garden grows in here. It's the only place the roof still leaks, though. The roof was a high-priority fix early on, so I don't know why they've let the leak continue here.
One of the most formidable warships in known space, the Deneb-class Battleship is the first ship class of the Solaris Confederation to field the newly developed Tachyon Particle Lance. The Tachyon Particle Lance, in conjunction with superluminal missiles, gives the class devastating long range firepower. At shorter ranges, the class utilizes heavy X-Ray laser batteries. Ships of the Deneb class also fill the fleet command roll, where a flag officer will command a task force or battle group.
Class: Deneb Class Battleship
Affiliation: Solaris Confederation Navy
Namesake: Star Systems of the Solaris Confederation.
Ships Constructed: Deneb, Procyon, Aldebaran, Antares, Barnard’s Star, Bellatrix, Polaris, Pollux, Regulus, Vega, Sol
Armaments:
2x Tachyon Particle Lances
12x Superluminal Missile Vertical Launch System
8x Heavy X-Ray Laser Batteries in four turrets
2x Close-In Weapon System Point Defense
Drive Systems:
FTL: Space Fold Drive
Main: 6x Confined Plasma Thrusters
Secondary: 6x Conventional Plasma Thrusters
Stealth System: Plasma Wake Suppression
Defensive Systems:
Graviton Deflector Shields
Composite Armor Plating
Merseyrail British Rail three car 3rd rail EMU Class 508 no.508 136 arrives Aigburth station with the Hunts Cross to Hunts Cross circular for Southport.
Another locomotive-hauled S-train set pulls into the station led by 162 068. The weeds here give off 1970s Penn Central vibes, but the station and surrounding trackage is in the midst of a large modernization project.
Class 15, ADB968002 (D8237) outside Sheffield near Brightside. Photo taken from a passing train
This was stored at Toton for a while before being transfered to Sheffield as seen here before being taken into Marple & Gillots scrapyard for disposal, it was cut up in April 1985 so this photo will date from March or April 1985
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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.
An unidentified Class 47 with 2 Class B tank wagons - presumably bound for Stranraer harbour? Early 1980s.
Abellio ScotRail Class 156, 156456 & 156477 just outside Bridge of Orchy railway station with a scenic background on the West Highland Line working 1Y43 Glasgow Queen Street - Mallaig service on the 3rd of May 2017.
Video also including other 156's on the WHL that day: youtu.be/kIa_LNrywig
DB Schenker Class 66, 66144 is seen passing through Rollerston with the Kingsbury - Humber oil tanks. 66114 has recently been re painted from EWS livery in to DB Schenker livery at Toton.
GWR Class 150 No.150261 leaves Crediton,with the 11:50 Exeter St Davids to Okehampton service,on the first day of the reopened Dartmoor Line between Exeter and Okehampton,on the 20th of November 2021.
Camera phone shot of a West Midlands Railways Class 196 passing through Small Heath on a positioning move from Tyseley to Worcester on 5th May 2023
A class 101 awaits departure from Leeds on a stopping train to Huddersfield and Marsden on 5 March 1983.
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!