High speed trains of the world (1)
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Re: High speed trains of the world (2)
The pics say it all 2
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Re: High speed trains of the world (1)
Is the Dubai Metro really that fast?
Makes me think of the F59phi locos that are used on a number of commuter services in the use (including the local TRE). Nice streamlining compared to the usual coloured boxes (or the earlier ph variant) and I've even heard members of the public call them "bullet trains" at train shows, but the top speed is only about 85mph or so!
Richard
Makes me think of the F59phi locos that are used on a number of commuter services in the use (including the local TRE). Nice streamlining compared to the usual coloured boxes (or the earlier ph variant) and I've even heard members of the public call them "bullet trains" at train shows, but the top speed is only about 85mph or so!
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Re: High speed trains of the world (1)
Note the semaphores in the indian pic.
Hi interested in the area served by 52D. also researching colliery wagonways from same area.
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Re: High speed trains of the world (1)
Well, they bounce so much they do seem to be trying to send you into orbit.
Another from the NYMR. A racehorse at milkfloat pace...
Another from the NYMR. A racehorse at milkfloat pace...
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Re: High speed trains of the world (1)
Thanks Manna,for the reminder of the junk we ride from Knottingley.Cheers for that!
Bring back Ferrybridge station!