Siemens "Desiro UK" EMU class 380 # 116 (last of the series) of Scotrail is leaving Edinburgh Waverley station and entering the Calton north tunnel. This is train 2Y12 to North Berwick. ... (more)

Hitachi built bi-mode (diesel and 25 000 V 50 Hz AC) highspeed train (125/140 mph) 800 # 111 of the LNER (London North East Railway) (branded AZUMA) is leaving Edinburgh Waverley as train 1E14 via... (more)

Electric locomotive 92 # 033 of GB Railfreight in the caledonian blue paint scheme to pull the "Caledonian Sleeper" night train between London Euston and Edinburgh/Glasgow. 46 of this 5 MW dual-vo... (more)

Hitachi built bi-mode highspeed train (125 mph) class 802 # 206 of the TransPennine Express (TPE), branded "Nova 1", is leaving Edinburgh Waverley station as 3N11 (empty rolling stock) t... (more)

"HST 125" train of the LNER (London North Eastern Railway, sucessor of Virgin Trains East Coast) with 2250 HP power car (MAN prime mover) 43 # 316 in the rear (and another in front) is leaving Edi... (more)

"HST 125" train of Scotrail with power car 43 # 182 is ready for departure in Edinburgh Waverley as train 1A55 to Aberdeen. This trains with 4 intermediate cars and 2250 HP power cars cl... (more)

Brand new british highspeed trains, built by Hitachi of Japan, in Edinburgh Waverley station. On the right 802 # 206 of Trans Pennine Express (TPE), branded "Nova 1", as test train (probably drive... (more)

"Azuma" highspeed train 800 # 111 of the LNER (London North Eastern Railway) is leaving Edinburgh Waverley station as train 1E14 to London Kings Cross, entering the Calton north tunnel. Note the b... (more)

Light trace of a northbund train on the 2467 meter long doubletrack Forth bridge over the Firth of Forth at Queensferry near Edinburgh. When built from 1882 to 1890, it was the world's longest can... (more)

Brand new british highspeed trains, built by Hitachi of Japan, in Edinburgh Waverley station. On the left 802 # 206 of Trans Pennine Express, branded "Nova 1", leaving as test train (probably driv... (more)

ScotRail runs on the giant Forth Bridge on a beautiful afternoon

A part of the Forth Bridge (2523m long) over the Firth of Forth: Small local train on the giant bridge on a beautiful evening

Scotrail meets Scotrail on the first part of the Forth Bridge (2523m long) over the Firth of Forth

Local train leaves the station Dalmeny and runs toward the world famous Forth Bridge

LNER leaves the giant construction of the Forth Bridge. This train a few seconds later with the whole bridge you see on #707128