LNER has released a new video doing the full Edinburgh to London run on the early morning one stop "Flying Scotsman" . Sunrise from the Flying Scotsman | Edinburgh Waverley to London King's Cross
Old Santa Fe 4-8-4 running on the modern San Bernadino line to LA linked to a Metrolink train for carriage electricity.
Testelt 20.12.2025 HSL 653-07 met een lege dieseltrein by Van Rooy Tim, on Flickr BLS 186 187 met LKW Walter trein naar Zeebrugge by Van Rooy Tim, on Flickr
It was quite an experience at the rail museum in Odense, Denmark, for the very first locomotive to greet me upon entering to be a slice of home, having made the journey a century and a half earlier!
Legendary Driver Giving It All The Tones On The Last “Tesco Express” Before Christmas! (Hope everyone has a warm and wonderful Christmas/hoilday season!)
Train cars arrive by truck? Yes! Not all railways have an interchange. Some like this one are simply to service load industries and will will "cross load" at a multi-modal station (port, truck depot, etc) or simply run the same set of lines between local industries.
Passing Wassaic last night I thought the Mini-Bomb set laying over looked cool in the fog, so I pulled in to grab a quick photo...
I got to try out Lumo's train simulator! I won this in a giveaway as well as free return train tickets for me and my friend to visit the sim and their offices in Newcastle. It was an amazing experience! P.S: those 80x chairs are unbelievable comfy
New Desiro Verve looks good, glad they got rid of the ugly front design on the Desiro City units. Battery bi-mode version available too.
Here's a really cool cab ride video of my childhood tourist line, the Naugatuck Railroad, that was just uploaded to YouTube. If you have an interest in railroading in the US Northeast, I can't recommend the River Rail Photo channel enough.
Never thought I'd see the day where a New Haven F40 would be a thing, yet here we are courtesy of the MBTA's "Heritage" program... I honestly thought it was an AI image at first lol.
No trains in these, but the sunset was really pretty the other night, so I stopped by the Amtrak station in Rhinecliff for a couple of photos...
Ugh, sigh, it shows it for me too. And here I was thinking Postimage was the solution to Imgur... Let me do some homework again...
Train rides at the Walkersville Southern Railway in Maryland It's about an hour east of where the Sand Patch Grade route starts in game (Cumberland)
Limmattal marshalling yard The Limmattal marshalling yard is my main area of operation, where I work as a shunting locomotive driver, driving the shunting locomotives that can be seen in these YouTube videos in real life. When we push the freight wagons down the hump, the shunting locomotive is controlled by radio and regulates its own speed.
Yes, these humps have existed in Switzerland for a very long time, and they can also be found in Germany. They also exist in Austria. I think these humps are probably found everywhere in Europe.
