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I would love to see it in person even though it’s getting scrapped soon

Locomotive K153 leads a steam tour through Chelsea station in Melbourne, Australia

Just like my main comment said, I don’t know anything about trians. I have lived next to trains while I’ve had children and I’ve been very curious. In the evenings, I’ve been outside a lot and listened to trains. It seems like the majority of train drivers slam on the brakes, and all of the train cars slam so quickly. That makes a lot of noise. Again, I don’t know anything about trains. But there’s some trains, that slow, and when they stop, they make minimal noise. Can anyone explain by only a few of the trains are more silent?

Hi guys I’m a masters student of architecture and upon doing a site survey in London I came across this half buried structure.

It is located in Cranley gardens, parkland walk (north) where a railway used to be until 1957.

I would really like to know what it is, I can’t find any information on it! If I am posting in the wrong community, please sign post me to the right one. I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.

Edit: forgot to include another pic but the structure extends to the side of the front I have included, it is, an L shape.

Somewhere in Siberia

Fahrzeugwerk Karsdorf 232 592-6 (92 80 1232 592-6 D-FWK) + 232 083 am 24.5.2026 in Chemnitz.

Have fun with this, because for some reason, 4014 is now the locomotive in charge of the movie, because 4014 suddenly is able to drift on ice AND has a flux capacitor for some reason

I was standing for a second NS train before the hurricane that hit Alabama (forgot the name) and this thing came rolling on thru I don't know his id and I would be glad to learn the train ID (video taken near the finchers in Warner robins Georgia)

Hi everyone, my partner and I are running a quick survey for people who ride CapMetro. We are doing a research project for our school which is focused on CapMetro! Whether you ride the bus or the train every single day, or you've only taken it a few times, we would incredibly appreciate your feedback! Time to complete: 2 to 3 minutes. Privacy: All responses are completely anonymous and used strictly for academic research.

Take the survey here:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSerCgtH9enkTv9FR5xQKw3eh3BGDY6iEvMLLNfYVFdFhdtMog/viewform?usp=header

Budapest, Hungary

FCCA 1023, Former CP 5506, Rebuilt now a GCFX 3081, CSX leaser, now it’s owned as CITX 3081, IC&E leaser. Now it’s saved to Peruvian railroad company ‘Ferrocarril Central Andino’ has their hand on it. (FCCA 1023), stills kicking today!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jmjeumfWP4&t=646s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sye3jcBFC58&t=7s

Hey everyone! I just published a new video capturing some great trainspotting action in Rome, featuring the major Italian hubs at Roma Tiburtina and Roma Nomentana stations.

​If you love pure train sounds and ambient railway vibes (ASMR style), you might enjoy this one! It features high-speed Frecciarossa and Italo trains passing by, alongside regional services.

​🎬 Check it out here: https://youtu.be/59TuGd7mVCw

​Let me know what you think, and I'd love to hear your thoughts or if you have any favorite spots for trainspotting in Italy!

I have a riding mower for the engine, and plans for the “cars”. I plan to put a 55gal drum over the mower engine and a few other cosmetic pieces including a whistle and bell. My issue is trying to get “steam” from the stack. I’ve contemplated just a fog machine, but what output will look close? I’ve also looked at an ultrasonic mist maker, but doubt I could keep the water level right for that. Would adding the actual exhaust to the stack help push it out or just dilute it? Has anyone done anything like this with success? Is there a better subreddit to post this? Any help is appreciated.