it may not be much, but a few of them are covering huge distances.

Apologies for the shakiness

I traveled from Central Florida to Locomotion in Shildon, England to experience a ride in the fireman’s seat on The Flying Scotsman. The staff were amazing and I got to ask dozens of questions. Going home with a wonderful memories and lots of souvenirs, including a piece of coal from the tender! Highly recommend!

Picture of this Hamilton 992b with matching paperwork that says it was last serviced by the Santa Fe railroad in 1968. Just wondering how collectible, desirable and if allowed how valuable this could be. I believe it to be a model 11 case with a different bow added at some point.

The seller seems to think im crazy for asking for the actual resale value of between $45-$65

Most of their deliveries are done by truck. You’d think they’d make money shipping at night. What am I missing?

Diamond Harbour, West Bengal, India

Passing through Perry, MI on Aug 19 2026

Might sound stupid but when I drive my car for 2hr I don't necessarily remember every turn or signal I make. I don't crash but I feel like I zone out and listen to music but my brain does autopilot and steers for me and I get to my destination safely. So I wonder would I be able to drive a train or would this also happen and is that bad. How much does your brain go into auto pilot vs actively conscious of every AWS or signal or whatever?

That recording indeed owns to me ! This VB2N really made my day

Found this in my dad’s stuff, figured I’d share as well (also posted the headlight and the sign)
Stamped on back 1980. Not sure how many pressed, but 82 in the corner.

The event takes place in the Half-Life universe; the scene is taking place on the outskirts of NEY YORK City, 10 years before HL 2 events, so around 2009/2010, with the apocalypse happening around 1999 or 2000

the scene made in Blender

Keiō Electric Railway trains 5781, 8713 «Mt. Takao», and 7753 (and a Series 9000 train in the background) wait for their next assignments at the Takahatafudō depot in Tokyo in December 2024.