Inside a train carriage, with the information display showing the time as seven to three in the morning
I had a reverse 2am the other week.
This is same the person who regularly struggles to get into work on time in the morning 😭
A dark brown fluffy cat with wide eyes plodding towards the camera
A train arriving into a station with a victorian arched roof
a brand new train in storage in a siding
a blue train passing by slowly just after a station with motion blur of the background
Happy New Year, here's to a great 2026 🥳
A cat sitting on top of a tiled floor in front of an oven containing a turkey
Whamageddon ✅
Happy Christmas 🎁
Hitachi, revised AT300s to fit the length of the platforms at St. Pancras and some aerodynamic shenanigans.
looking good
I have two pages of these designs, took me long enough to make one I liked - now to successfully do something that doesn't include salivating over a union jack 🤣
The madness continues
Someone sent their British Airways based livery and I had to just switch up the colours
in other news, I'm already making it for Transport Fever 2
It does look smart, but come on... How can you put the double arrow on something that both looks copied from the Americans and something I feel like they did a better job at.
I don't mind this too much apart from the fact that's what they went with for the trains.
It feels to me like a good one-off promotional thing rather than something for trains generally - also which will just be those running services for England. It doesn't feel serious.
There is no escape for you now. Embrace the ritual of getting up stupidly early just to go to a Parkrun on the way to wherever it is you're going.
A train at a station with steam seemingly billowing out the top and left side of it.
Here we see the wild 172007 in its natural habitat, imitating a steam train.
Here's to the cursed one I did years ago
Sony A6000 with a Sony E 55-210 mm Telephoto lens 👍
An electric high speed train going south, down to London, heads into a sky lit up by the sun setting. A lattice truss road bridge is visible just in front of it, spanning the throat into a station. The train features a livery with both the standard LNER colour scheme (white with a red stripe along its length and yellow at the very front below the cab window), but with a different pride flag found on each coach within that red stripe.
off into the sunset...
An electric high speed train departs a victorian built railway station with its iconic curved train shed. The train features a livery with both the standard LNER colour scheme (white with a red stripe along its length and yellow at the very front below the cab window), but with a different pride flag found on each coach within that red stripe.
Found a neat spot for a photo of @lner.co.uk's 'Together' train this evening just outside of York station 🚄
Well done on getting through till now and good luck!
Got my assessment (combined with Autism, to no one but my mum's surprise apparently) at the start of next year. And yeah, RTC is the best chance anyone has of getting an assessment within 5-10 years of referral at this point...
A chamber of purple crystals and blocks (Amethyst)
A glowing pit of lava within a deepslate lined cave
An underground hive of life with water on the ground, walls of deepslate and moss on the ceiling, the scene lit up by various plants hanging from it
Axolotl. (Inside some grass, next to some sand, right behind some water, facing towards the camera.)
'lil bit of Minecraft
probably could've done the shadow underneath a bit better, but it's safe to say I've had some fun making this
Three illustrations of the side of single decker electric bus (Enviro100EV) layed out vertically in Bee Network, Demonstrator and TfL Buses liveries respectively from the top down.
Have some bus
A purple mascot in front of the entrance to a railway station, visible from behind a bush.
Have a Miles as well
Headlight cluster of a train with a red light turned on. The background is blurry, with other rolling stock exhibits and buildings visible.
A line up of various diesel locomotives with yellow fronts, with a crowd people visible in the foreground and train workshop buildings in the background.
A line up of steam locomotives of various colours, with an Alstom workshop building visible in the background.
A sunset side shot of a line up of 3 high speed trains found in Britain, with a two cut off cab ends of trains visible on the left. Various buildings surround the trains.
Enjoyed visiting The Greatest Gathering yesterday, alongside getting to meet a few people in person.
Just wish I'd been running on a bit more sleep 😂
11foot8 "canopener" bridge in the US comes to mind
I occasionally have a peek on Twitter from time to time, but I'm definitely sticking with here.
Screenshot of the text: "But metro mayor Steve Rotheram insisted the vehicle on show this week was a "trackless tram", adding: "If you take the tyres off and put it on rails, it's a tram."
I call this concept, a Pacer.
www.bbc.com/news/article...
A diesel locomotive dragging another train passing through a railway station
Didn't really plan this into my trip yesterday, but have 37800 hauling 455868 off to the Greatest Gathering through Wimbledon yesterday.
A poor geometric depiction of Great Britain, with Wales and Cornwall being shown as part of the same bit of land. Just no.
A screenshot showing how the top segment of the symbol looks offcentre when properly centred with another part of the symbol.
the failed versions of this are quite funny, as is the weird and whacky antics of the actual symbol if you look closer to avoid it looking off.
I plan to get bored and make some liveries and the like for this for Transport Fever 2... at some point.
A geometric style depiction of Great Britain next to the text "Great British Railways" displayed in three variations: White with a blue background, coloured with a white background and white with a red background.
Get yer alternative Great British Railways logo here
