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Train picture thread
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Hey all,
So as many of you know I'm an train spotter and I love trains, but I don't really get much of an variety where I live
So I thought that people could take picture of trains that they see in their area, trains normally have an number on the front of them, most of the time it's ever an 5 or 6 digit number in the formate of (43 009) or (387 145) sometimes they are found on the drivers side of the cab, but even if it's just an picture of it, that will do with me and you could even quiz my train knowledge if you wanted
If this doesn't take off them im not supprised 😂😂
So as many of you know I'm an train spotter and I love trains, but I don't really get much of an variety where I live
So I thought that people could take picture of trains that they see in their area, trains normally have an number on the front of them, most of the time it's ever an 5 or 6 digit number in the formate of (43 009) or (387 145) sometimes they are found on the drivers side of the cab, but even if it's just an picture of it, that will do with me and you could even quiz my train knowledge if you wanted
If this doesn't take off them im not supprised 😂😂
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enjoy your train spotting
Farest diesel engine loco hauled is an class 43 aka intercity 125 which told the speed record for an farest loco diesel at 153 mph but restricted to 125mph due to no cab signaling, the class 43 holds the record for being the world's farest diesel loco and runs on the East coat main line, Glasgow to Edinburgh/Aberdeen, Midlands main line.
Farest electric loco hauled is the class 92 aka intercity 225 which holds an record 161 but built to go 140 mph but due to no cab signaling and not sufficient overhead wires it's limited to 125mph. The class 82 only operate on the east coast main line which links London King's Cross to Edinburgh Waverly
The farest train that operates in the UK would be the class 374 also known as the eurostar which can reach speeds of 200mph without any restrictions, this only operates between London St Pancras to France or Amsterdam or Brussels.
@coc0mac thanks for attempting to do so for me,
My favorite train would be the class 43 because the engine sounds amazing and first class is so luxurious
My favourite emu (electric multi unit) would be the class 350 because their great commuter train which the strangest but pretty nice nosie when starting to accelerate
My favourite DMU (diesel multi unit) would be the class 158, I've never been on one but old and refurbished onces look amazing and it's also the farest DMU at 90mph
@Aidan if you could ta some pictures of the national rail museum that would be great, last time I was their would of been about 6 years ago
The class 43 sounds great!
Here are two trains I saw today
Here is some of the Oxford locals,
A class 165, 800, 221
I do quite like trains though, we rarely see much variety down here but here's a few 😊
Great western rail is a biggy now down here,
Not sure what this one is! Love the color scheme though!
First is another one that runs down here, sometimes there is a carriage shortage and they share haha
I'll upload some more in a different post as it doesn't like me adding more pics 😂
I also really like pacers, they're cute, haven't got any yet but I'll send some when I get them! 😊
The one your wasn't sure on was an pathfinder rail tour which was made up of an class 68 and 88
I do quite like cross country too because its quite cheap but their service can be quite overcrowded and I haven't been on an pacer ever but your not gonna see one of them around Oxfordshire so
@JsT I'm an little jealous of you as you get to see all of the units from an different perspective
Here's one!
I kind of pair that you work in an northern depot and it looks all new and northern new train that came out an few days ago in passenger service was the 331s
Not a picture I took myself, but this train passed through the place I grew up in recently and so thought I would share for you. Seems to happen semi-regularly!
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Currently playing train sim and this is my loco
A class 800 gwr passing through Culham, on its way to London Paddington filled with commuters
A class 221 (221 029) Cross country passing through Culham doing the two a day service to Edinburgh, won't see him until later today 😂