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Ramillies heading west with a departmental ballast train on 25th July 1990. The unit heading for Paignton is P826 - probably a class 101 set. (t108-14)
6-8-98 Burton upon Trent
47053 on 6M83 Doncaster - Bescot 'connectrail' service.
Comprising 'carless' tanks & a new intermodal flat being carried on the back of another flat
Lego Dwarves Classes - Purist
L-R:
Hero (similar to the soldier class but very OP and loads of
health, like a Jedi in SWB)
Medic (Healing abilities, think of a TF2 medic)
Warrior (Pretty good all round, average stats)
Heavy (Loads of health, powerful attacks that can't be used often and are slow)
Elite (Long Range attacks, quick, very agile)
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Some more views around the depot at Germiston just east of Johannesburg.
A row of the large class of 6E1 electrics is headed by E1625 & E1615, with some examples in the newer orange livery also visible.
These are 3000V DC locos built over a fifteen year period from 1970-85.
This sub is not based on any particular real-life design. However, it shares the most DNA with the Italian Adua-class, such as the Gondar. On cold war submarines, a bow bulge holds sonar; here, it's a method to improve seakeeping. An air-filled ballast tank in the nose keeps the flared bow from dipping underwater when the submarine is on the surface. The Delfino is a relatively small and lightly armed submarine. Its design favors stealth and speed over large deck guns or many torpedoes.
Although I have an updated heavy cruiser design almost finished, this is the first new build I'm posting for JFS 3, a Divide and Conquer semi-spinoff set in the Pacific in 1942. I'll be once again playing as Montefalco, my Italian faction.
A fantasy of mine. I would love to attend one of my high school class reunions as my Jill self. Having one of the guys from my class ask me out would make it a perfect night.
GB Railfreight Class 66 No. 66718 'Sir Peter Hendy CBE' passes Gillingham Level Crossing at the rear of the Strood to Dover Priory section of the 3Y05 12:35 Tonbridge West Yard to Tonbridge West Yard snow and ice treatment train.
GB Railfreight Class 66 No. 66714 'Cromer Lifeboat' is on the front of the train,
Class 37 37403 sits on the blocks after arrival from Derby on the first leg of Wolf Hall Thunderer railtour
The humble DMU, much malaigned when I was a kid with names such as Bog Units, Boggo's and even Fart Carts due to the exhaust rasp! gained a following due to their longevity lasting well into the sprinter era.
Earlier casualties were the Class 127 who lost their work in the 80's due to the Bed-Pan electrification.
Not long before the switchover, which was delayed due to a dispute, Class 127 51618/59608/59631 and 51591 4 car arrives into Bedford from the sidings before heading to St Pancras. 21st June 1983.
The Lead vehicle is now preserved at the Llangollen Railway.
Transport for Wales CAF Class 197 (197111) recently introduced on their network, taken at Liverpool Lime Street awaiting departure for Chester.
A class 120 hybrid dmu is approaching Water Orton with the 07.33 Lincoln to Birmingham New Street service. The wind-less day had a post-snow mist and Hams Hall power station is only seen as a delicate outline against the grey sky.
Both the power station and the DMU are now long gone.
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One of GBRfs' second batch of 66's, 66768 passes through Duffryn at the head of 6V32 10:07 Tilbury IRFT - Trostre on 14/7/2017.
Class 31/4 31432 was approaching Kirkham North Junction with the 17.12 Liverpool Lime Street to Blackpool North service on August 28th 1993.
A last look at Cappagh Blue 60028, as it departs Ely West Junction with the 6M89 0901 Middleton Towers to Ravenhead Sidings sand train - 26/02/2022.
After a four week 'holiday' in Norfolk on this train, the locomotive finally returned South the following week. We were very lucky to have good weather on three of the four occasions that the loco was on the train.
A 156 for Lincoln trundles over the Trent, having a path through the Flat Crossing. Lincoln itself is a bit across to the right, looking that way we would be able to see the Cathedral towers, as it is we have Cottam and West Burton power stations on the horizon. The wooden structure by the weir is a power generator, which uses an Archimedes screw to harness the water flow.
Since exported to Mainland Europe, 66201 heads a VERY late running 6M96 05:50 Margam TC - Corby through Coedkernew on 22/1/2013
Abellio ScotRail Class 170, 170420 passing Castlecary with the Campsie Fells in the background whilst working 1A85 Glasgow Queen Street - Aberdeen on the 1st of July 2018
Video - youtu.be/cN4MWbhSK3Q
27-6-92 Dallam
90128 on 6M27 Larbert - Oakleigh ICI tanks as far as Warrington Bank Quay
Kodachrome 200
A rear three quarter view of freshly out shopped 91127. Looking so good, a modern take on the original “Executive” livery the Class wore when first introduced way back in 1989.
In rather miserable weather 92032 is seen descending Beattock in the direction of Moss End Yard.
For my future reference I decided to leave my car in shot.
37419 going down through Royston taking two MarkIII vehicles back to Norwich from Bounds Green on 22 January 2016.
Bright red DB Cargo liveried class 66 locomotive 66 026 has spent nearly half an hour sitting at red signal NL 1233 at Caledonian Road & Barnsbury station, on the North London Line.
Train 6L12, the 11.08 from Acton Yard, is timed to sit on the Down North London Relief Line to allow other eastbound traffic to pass, prior to continuing it's journey to Bow Yard near Stratford.
A Southern class 171 formation arrives at Crowborough, with the 16.33 Uckfield to London Bridge service. Some snow from earlier in the week has still not thawed during the current cold snap.
Very much a spur of the moment shot after spotting the puddle on the platform when returning from 'The Wheatsheaf' pub. Inspiration aided by three and a half pints of 'Harvey's Best' in the aforementioned pub!
Another scan of one negative in a collection of negatives purchased recently. Loco 76054 hauling 21 tonne hoppers near Orgreave in 1979-1981. Photo: Ivan Stewart Collection.
SAR class 19D 4-8-2 No. 2692 heading for Rosmead from Graaff Reinet on the "Cape Mountaineer II. 4 June 1992.
On 4 September 1999, 47854 has just arrived at Weymouth on the 0930 SO from Liverpool Lime Street and is running round.