Railway pictures

[MR.Y]

Pictures of Railway

Hi

Cause I`m a railway-freak, I open this thread, where you can show us your pictures of trains. If you are german, dutch, america, or what else it`s not important, just show it here.

I start with a picture of a eurobahn Class 643 in Espelkamp running to Rahden:

[TJ1]

Nice!!!
This is An SD70Ace locomotive with the Southern Pacific Heritage paint from the Union Pacific Railroad(Its my favorite )

[MR.Y]

Hmmm, my favorite are these two snowflakes:

[io_bg]

A TGV making it's way to the train station in Nice



And this is taken in the main train station in my hometown, Bourgas:

[MR.Y]

and here is a LINT41 runnigt to Bremen:

[RickD]

I live right next to the train station. Sometimes when I am bored I get a coffee and a book and sit down at one of the platforms watching the trains and people. After seeing this thread I decided to bring my camera. I took many pictures. Sorry. 
At first, I was reluctant to take pictures. But I was pleasantly surprised that the train drivers where actually very nice. Many of them were even greeting me.


I wanted to get a picture of this old loco because I liked its color. However, I almost got in serious trouble. Apparently I trespassed railway premises while trying to get a good angle. Two security guards, alarmed by the police, approached me and asked me to leave. Nevertheless, they were very friendly and understanding. To my defense: Usually there are signs, where you are not allowed to walk further. But there was no sign. I had no idea I wasn't allowed to walk there.


Track to nowhere.




The abonded engine shed. It is used for concerts now.






Railway employee crossing the tracks. I am sure his safety vest will protect him from all dangers.








A Swiss train.






Looks comfy.

[MR.Y]

nice pics...where is it? I think near munich, am I right?

But it is normal, that you musn't cross open railways. It is just allowed at special areas like railway crossings.

[RickD]

nice pics...where is it? I think near munich, am I right?

Actually it is Mainz (Rhein-Main Area).

But it is normal, that you musn't cross open railways. It is just allowed at special areas like railway crossings.

I did not cross the tracks. I was walking along a footpath next to the tracks towards the switch tower.

[banditp61]

You Europeans really love your rail.

[Skimbo]

SOME in here might already know my pictures from different forums but I was invited to show'em here too.

Austrian:
17c372


Railjet (1116)


5042


Talent (4024)


4011 (ICET)


Vienna Metro V series


Venna Metro U series


WLB V100


Series 1142


Series 2016


Series 2143


Series 1144


Series 4020


Series 1216


Irish:

Series 8300


Series 2800


Series 22000


English:
Series 377


Series 395


Series 375


German:
Series 411


Series 185



Hungarian:
Series 5043


Series 1047



My Heavy Rail pics on DeviantART

My Lightrail pics on DeviantART

[MR.Y]

here is a little picture from me:

[Skimbo]

Nice one, Y =)

[MR.Y]

where I had heard it before???

yours aren't bad, too, some I don't know yet...

[Buzzit]

i allways loved this model

[art128]

Excellent pictures of awesome trains there!

[Skimbo]

yours aren't bad, too, some I don't know yet...

Because you'e never looking through my DA gallery

[mikeski]

Several from me

[RickD]

I like those american freight locos. Especially the first one with the cab on the rear. Doesn't make much sense but looks great.

[Nexis4Jersey]

Here's some from the NYC region...


METRO-NORTH--4321 arr Scarsdale OB by milantram, on Flickr


IMG_3637.jpg by kc2hmv, on Flickr


20080702RL-06ner by ebtmikado, on Flickr


de30ac.dm30acpss forest hills,ny by boxcar66, on Flickr


LIRR @ Woodside by Richards Albums, on Flickr


Postindustrial Nature by shutterbugMike, on Flickr


Raritan River Bridge Northeast Corridor by PeetThePhotographer, on Flickr

[MR.Y]

Nice pics...how much goes the acela?

Here's another picture of the eurobahn Class 643: