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I'll take your Tube and raise it to a Rapi:t!

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Christ, who sat down and said "Yeah, that's the look we want"?
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It's an airport express that's competing against a different airport express. Evidently they need something to make it stand out from the competition!
It was also the last train I rode in Japan (for obvious reasons).
It was also the last train I rode in Japan (for obvious reasons).
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Because it was so damn ugly that you couldn't go near another train?JamieLei wrote:It was also the last train I rode in Japan (for obvious reasons).
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I still think the ones on my local subway line were uglier.

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I swear we had a thread for posting good/bad looking vehicles?

Dave W wrote:YES THANK YOU EXTSPOTTER FOR POINTING OUT THE JOKE I HAD ALREADY HAD THE MENTAL ABILITY TO CREATE!EXTspotter wrote:Could easily change "planes" to "trains" and the same thing would apply...Dave W wrote:God what do you see in planes? They're all the same, etc etc.

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Sorry, I missed that one completely, my heads somewhere else today.... :SDave W wrote:YES THANK YOU EXTSPOTTER FOR POINTING OUT THE JOKE I HAD ALREADY HAD THE MENTAL ABILITY TO CREATE!EXTspotter wrote:Could easily change "planes" to "trains" and the same thing would apply...Dave W wrote:God what do you see in planes? They're all the same, etc etc.
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47434 wrote:I'll raise you a PEP...
That looks pretty terrible by today's standards but in 1973 it would have looked space-age!
What is this thing? Never seen or heard of it before. I like it.
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Reminds me of the New York Central Railroad's "gladiator" style streamline 4-6-3 Hudson steamers. I think the gladiator style was a prewar design, so nothing new conceptually.JamieLei wrote:I'll take your Tube and raise it to a Rapi:t!
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American double-deck commuter EMU from the 2000s.

Australian double-deck commuter EMU from the 2000s. Also compare the 1980s Tangara on the previous page.

Americans, Y U NO can build good-looking trains?!
Australian double-deck commuter EMU from the 2000s. Also compare the 1980s Tangara on the previous page.
Americans, Y U NO can build good-looking trains?!
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Ph, not those crazy flying machines again.
Well, another prime example of great American design:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ ... 003-01.jpg
'70s German freight electric.
http://www.northeast.railfan.net/images/gm1976a.jpg
'70s American freight electric (only a prototype, thank goodness). Though with a proper livery, perhaps...
Well, another prime example of great American design:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ ... 003-01.jpg
'70s German freight electric.
http://www.northeast.railfan.net/images/gm1976a.jpg
'70s American freight electric (only a prototype, thank goodness). Though with a proper livery, perhaps...
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oberhümer wrote:It looks like the front was chopped off, but not too bad besides.
I'll go in a different direction yet again (well, it does have "train" in its name):
looks like something that should have appeared in an episode of thunderbirds...
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Just for completeness...

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Last train journey I could be bothered to look up the headcode for: 04/02/2016, Mirfield to Batley, 2J34 1459 Huddersfield to Leeds, Northern Rail 144015

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Last train journey I could be bothered to look up the headcode for: 04/02/2016, Mirfield to Batley, 2J34 1459 Huddersfield to Leeds, Northern Rail 144015
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