California Trains! 1 Hour, 150+ Trains!
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California Trains! 1 Hour, 150+ Trains!
All aboard! Let's look at trains from all over the state of California - it's California Trains! You will see just about every different train in California - steam, diesel, passenger, and freight - it's all here! A wide variety of some of my best shots of trains running in California in all different climates: sunny beaches, shady redwood ...
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British Rail Class 91 History
🚄 The Unique Class 89 – The One and Only “Badger” 🦡 In the mid-1980s, British Rail unveiled something truly special — the Class 89 electric locomotive, a one-off prototype built by Brush Traction in 1986. Designed to be the future of British high-speed electric traction, this single locomotive, numbered 89001, was a masterpiece of engineering. Nicknamed “The Badger” because of its distinctive black and white front end, the Class 89 was built to test advanced traction technology for the next ge
🚄 The Unique Class 89 – The One and Only “Badger” 🦡 In the mid-1980s, British Rail unveiled something truly special — the Class 89 electric locomotive, a one-off prototype built by Brush Traction in 1986. Designed to be the future of British high-speed electric traction, this single locomotive, numbered 89001, was a masterpiece of engineering. Nicknamed “The Badger” because of its distinctive black and white front end, the Class 89 was built to test advanced traction technology for the next ge
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🚄 All the Liveries: Class 91 – InterCity 225 🚄 From the sleek InterCity Swallow to the bold LNER Azuma-style farewell schemes, the Class 91 has worn some of the most iconic liveries ever seen on Britain’s railways. Built for speed and elegance, these electric locomotives have graced the East Coast Main Line for over three decades — hauling the high-speed InterCity 225 sets between London, York, Newcastle and Edinburgh. Each livery tells a story: 🎨 InterCity Swallow – the classic era of Britis
🚄 All the Liveries: Class 91 – InterCity 225 🚄 From the sleek InterCity Swallow to the bold LNER Azuma-style farewell schemes, the Class 91 has worn some of the most iconic liveries ever seen on Britain’s railways. Built for speed and elegance, these electric locomotives have graced the East Coast Main Line for over three decades — hauling the high-speed InterCity 225 sets between London, York, Newcastle and Edinburgh. Each livery tells a story: 🎨 InterCity Swallow – the classic era of Britis
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Evolution of British Diesel Trains (1959–1961) 🚆 | From Class 33 “Crompton” to Class 55 “Deltic”
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🚄 The Unique Class 89 – The One and Only “Badger” 🦡 In the mid-1980s, British Rail unveiled something truly special — the Class 89 electric locomotive, a one-off prototype built by Brush Traction in 1986. Designed to be the future of British high-speed electric traction, this single locomotive, numbered 89001, was a masterpiece of engineering. Nicknamed “The Badger” because of its distinctive black and white front end, the Class 89 was built to test advanced traction technology for the next ge
🚄 The Unique Class 89 – The One and Only “Badger” 🦡 In the mid-1980s, British Rail unveiled something truly special — the Class 89 electric locomotive, a one-off prototype built by Brush Traction in 1986. Designed to be the future of British high-speed electric traction, this single locomotive, numbered 89001, was a masterpiece of engineering. Nicknamed “The Badger” because of its distinctive black and white front end, the Class 89 was built to test advanced traction technology for the next ge
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