The latest Bulldog reactivated in Australia is the just 50-year old former Victorian Railways S312, returned to service by Rail Power at Goulburn, NSW, now at work in Victoria on hire to El Zorro.... (more)

Originally introduced as a Petrol Electric Rail Motor (PERM) in 1928, the first railmotor was built by the St. Louis Car Company and exported to Australia, with Victorian Railways building a furth... (more)

Showing its age, 5302 rests between turns with GP9 5922 at Roper Yard, Salt Lake City in October 1981.

Away from home for some TLC, former Victorian Railways Y class Y148 sits at Newport Workshops keeping company with a freshly graffitied "Silver" suburban train. The Y class is owned by BlueScope S... (more)

Reflecting in the result of recent rains, Bulldogs S303, S307 and B74 sit in the evening sun around the broad gauge turntable at South Dynon.

With the local gas stations all vying for the tallest sign, an eastbound coal sits in the hole at Granby on an cold and overcast January afternoon in 1982. The line up is 5382, 5404, 5364, 5399 an... (more)

A local to Canon City rolls through Florence behind GP38 3530 and GP20u 3021 in March 1982.

Under thundery summer skies, 58020 and 58002 make an unusual sight skirting Tor Bay on the Paignton and Dartmouth Steam Railway while operating a demonstration goods train. The pair were visiting ... (more)

Workstained Foster Yeoman SW1001 #44, Western Yeoman II, shunts wagons at the FY quarry at Merehead in September 1988. This locomotive was obtained by FY in 1980 and was the EMD flag waver that wa... (more)

In the last year of service with BR, Deltic 55009 Alycidon awaits departure from Newcastle Central with the 20.30 Postal service to London Kings Cross, the steam heating being more than welcomed o... (more)

With the tide coming in at a fair rate of knots, 66054 rumbles past Cockwood Harbour with the Fawley to Tavistock Junction tanks in June 2001 as the sun sinks slowly in the west.

Seemingly with the unofficial name "Bill" (or maybe that is the driver's name), former National Power 59206 passes through Burton Salmon with a southbound coal train in March 1997. Later named Pri... (more)

Possibly the first appearance of the UK National Power livery on Rail Pictures, NP EMD Class 59, 59202, Vale of White Horse, heads a "merry-go-round" coal train south through Milford Junction in M... (more)

As the Kodachrome era comes to an end, one of the "joys" of slide (or any film) was to try and get that extra shot on the end of the roll. Usually the 21st or 37th shot was achievable and sometime... (more)

Under grey skies, a westbound hotshot smudges the snowy landscape as it thunders through Flat siding, west of Parshall, in January 1982 behind 5373, 5369, 3028, 5329 and 3011.