And the next photo will have...(real railway version)

[phil_sutters]

Will this one do?

 

Let's go Southern this time.

[wollastonblue]

Southern with GWR Coaches do?

 

 

Well we've done LMS, LNER, and Southern so lets go GWR.

[Liam]

*cough*

 

GWR 45xx no. 4566 simmers at the buffers at Kidderminster, October 2016.

 

Now how about another GWR loco but away from GWR territory? e.g. A Castle on the WCML.

[TheSignalEngineer]

I thought we were looking for something in GWR livery, so I'll put up two GWR locos off-piste and one of them is in GWR livery. 

 

 

For a follow up, does anyone have a picture containing a loco from each of the Big Four? Bonus mark if it also has a Standard, Industrial, Diesel of Electric included.

Edited November 8, 2017 by TheSignalEngineer

[cal.n]

For a follow up, does anyone have a picture containing a loco from each of the Big Four? Bonus mark if it also has a Standard, Industrial, Diesel of Electric included.

 

 

I think that only describes one place. Somthing blue, fast and LNER. Somthing red, fast and LMS. Somthing ugly, black and Southern and two green western things.

 

Next, an 'Old and  New' pic

[phil_sutters]

 

How about little and large, next please?

Edited November 8, 2017 by phil_sutters

[TheSignalEngineer]

Original and model versions at the Garrett weekend in Manchester, 2009

 

Photo C E Steele

 

Next lets have Steam with Diesel or Electric, but the steam built after the 'Modern Traction'

[eastwestdivide]

So probably Tornado then.

Here it is, appropriately for the time of year behind some poppies, with an East Coast electric heading the other way, at Botany Bay Crossing near Retford:

 

next, an electric train built before 1960 please

Edited November 9, 2017 by eastwestdivide

[Metr0Land]

Re 4/4 1 10009 built in 1945 at Balsthal May 2015

 

 

Now a pre-1940 diesel pls

[TheSignalEngineer]

From my stuff to hand I suppose it will have to be this or the Flying Banana.

 

 

LMS 7050, built 1934. 

 

Let's follow up with something electric, loco or EMU, which is pre 1934.

 

Edit

Just noticed I have already included one behind 7020. That's excluded from the next picture.

Edited November 9, 2017 by TheSignalEngineer

[TheSignalEngineer]

So probably Tornado then.

Here it is, appropriately for the time of year behind some poppies, with an East Coast electric heading the other way, at Botany Bay Crossing near Retford:

Tornado nr Retford.jpg

 

next, an electric train built before 1960 please

Nice one on the main line. I had a few, but sadly all stuffed and mounted, including steam locos built back in the 1930s.

[EddieB]

An electric railcar built by Ringhoffer in 1904.  Restored and running on the 1500V DC Tabor - Bechyne section in the Czech Republic.

 

 

Next, a steam loco built before the reign of Queen Victoria (pre-1837, not a replica).

Edited November 9, 2017 by EddieB

[Ian Smeeton]

There are not many RM Webbers that old.

 

Nor, are there many photographs.

 

Regards

 

Ian

[Zomboid]

There's at least one suitable loco in the science museum. And is the John Bull in the Smithsonian old enough? Not sure about that one.

Edit - John Bull dates from 1831, so would qualify. It's really badly displayed over there at the moment. Though I did just read that it last steamed in 1981 to celebrate its 150th anniversary.

Edited November 9, 2017 by Zomboid

[melmerby]

How about this at Shildon:

 

Sans Pareil 1829 (original)

 

Next a loco built in Victorias reign

Edited November 9, 2017 by melmerby

[BG John]

Wantage Tramway "Shannon" at Didcot, back in the days when the world was in black & white. At least my world was, as I think it was taken on my Mum's Box Brownie!

 

 

Next, something built between 1900 and 1914.

[phil_sutters]

 

1914 to grouping in 1923 next I suppose.

[Liam]

2857 again, built in 1918.

 

Between 1923 and 1939 next?

[jbqfc]

6229 Duchess of Hamilton

1938 crewe built LMS Stanier class 8P Princess coronation 4-6-2 seen at Carlisle in LMS maroon livery

 

46229 CARLISLE by john brace, on Flickr

 

next something built between 1940 and 1950

[petethemole]

34070 Manston, built 1947, at Eastleigh 100.

 

 

Next, how about taking it by year? So 1951 next?

Edited November 10, 2017 by petethemole

[phil_sutters]

 

1952 next please

[Metr0Land]

Took a bit of finding but several railcars on CFV3V in Belgium are 1952 built: SNCB 4608 at Olloy sur Viroin 09Oct11

 

 

 

Is 1953 any easier?

[melmerby]

Took a bit of finding but several railcars on CFV3V in Belgium are 1952 built: SNCB 4608 at Olloy sur Viroin 09Oct11

 

rev SNCB4608 Olloy sur Viroin 09Oct11.jpg

 

 

Is 1953 any easier?

There are a few preserved "Standards" from 1953 as well as an Ivatt 2MT and possibly an 08(?)

I can't find a preserved loco from any of the other companies from 1953

 

Of course plenty were made so earlier photos will be around.

 

keith

[phil_sutters]

I am not sure whether I have used this one in thread or not - if you can remember which post, then you can have a go at 1953 - if not try 1954!

[bingley hall]

In October 1988, Western Railway metre gauge YP 4-6-2 no.2196 makes a smokey departure from Udaipur City with a westbound passenger train.

 

YP2196 was 34 years old at the time of this photograph, being one of a batch of 150 constructed by German manufacturer Krauss Maffei in 1954.

 

 

.......and on to 1955

Edited November 11, 2017 by bingley hall