Shipbucket

New Zealand, Wellington and Manawatu Railway Company Class V 28-foot Covered Goods Wagon

Very nice - I just feel there's bit too much black on/around the wheels (but I admit it's not easy to avoid it there).

LKM Ns1

TALGO AVRIL G 4 Serie 106 AVLO
AVLO is the acronym in spanish of "Low Cost High Speed"
livery is the best i can do with the actual pics

New Zealand, NZR Wᴮ Class

Nice additions.

TALGO VITTAL

Shintokian Empire Class 101 High Speed Train


A bit of lore

The SNR class 101 is a high speed EMU(Electric Multiple Unit),it was the first ever rail transport to achieve 300km/h and regularly reaches speeds of 240km/h during service,Operated by SNR(Shintokian National Railways) it is it's fastest train and one of the most expensive fares they offer.Typically a Class 101 is a combination of 9 train cars but for higher demand routes 11 and 15 cars configurations can be seen.

This combination is a:L-E-C-E-R-E-C-E-L(L;Locomotive;E:Engine;C:Coach;R:Restaurant)

Although all railway vehicles have a requirement of having markings of all sorts on all the moving pieces and undercarriage boxes, the Class 101 seemed to have been excluded from this rule although unofficially

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Two new pics of spanish national train company:

CAF TDMD Media Distancia-Regional Diesel Trains)


CAF ATPRD (Alvia-Regional High Speed Trains)

Czech Railways City Elefant - class 471 electric motor unit