rail-pictures.com Linie rail-pictures.com
No registration required - login with Google, Facebook or X account! Hello guest, you are not logged in. Log in | Create account 
Forum   Contact   Legal notice
English German French Italian Spanish Polish Dutch japanisch Swedish 

New Photos

41186 Photos
The Lineas 186 422 with the daily BASF shuttle from BASF Antwerpen to BASF Ludwigshafen. Bombardier Traxx F140 MS2e build in 2015 with construction N° 35180. Line 27A at Antwerp Airport. 10-08-2026
The Lineas 186 422 with the daily BASF shuttle from BASF Antwerpen to BASF Ludwigshafen. Bombardier Traxx F140 MS2e build in 2015 with construction N° 35180. Line 27A at Antwerp Airport. 10-08-2026
Mark Min

The Infrabel/TUC RAIL 7818 on rout to the port of Antwerp. Siemens-Vossloh NMBS serie 77-78 build in 2003 with construction N° 1001244. NMBS Class 77: between 1999 and 2005  170 of these diesel locomotives were build by Siemens-Vossloh. Numbers: 7701 to 7870.  Max speed: 100km/h. Power: 1150kW.  110 are in service at Lineas, 37 are in service at the NMBS, 23 are in service at Infrabel, BLS Cargo Nord have 3, Certus Rail have 3 in service.  Line 27A at Antwerp Airport. 10-08-2026
The Infrabel/TUC RAIL 7818 on rout to the port of Antwerp. Siemens-Vossloh NMBS serie 77-78 build in 2003 with construction N° 1001244. NMBS Class 77: between 1999 and 2005 170 of these diesel locomotives were build by Siemens-Vossloh. Numbers: 7701 to 7870. Max speed: 100km/h. Power: 1150kW. 110 are in service at Lineas, 37 are in service at the NMBS, 23 are in service at Infrabel, BLS Cargo Nord have 3, Certus Rail have 3 in service. Line 27A at Antwerp Airport. 10-08-2026
Mark Min

The DB Cargo 193 354 with a tank trai from the port of Antwerp to Germany. Siemens Vectron MS build in 2018 with construction N° 22477. Line 27A at Antwerp Airport. 10-08-2026
The DB Cargo 193 354 with a tank trai from the port of Antwerp to Germany. Siemens Vectron MS build in 2018 with construction N° 22477. Line 27A at Antwerp Airport. 10-08-2026
Mark Min

The Lineas 7726 (named Florac) on route to the port of Antwerp. Siemens-Vossloh NMBS serie 77-78 build in 2000 with construction N° 1000943. NMBS Class 77: between 1999 and 2005  170 of these diesel locomotives were build by Siemens-Vossloh. Numbers: 7701 to 7870.  Max speed: 100km/h. Power: 1150kW.  110 are in service at Lineas, 37 are in service at the NMBS, 23 are in service at Infrabel, BLS Cargo Nord have 3, Certus Rail have 3 in service.  Line 27A at Antwerp Airport. 10-08-2026
The Lineas 7726 (named Florac) on route to the port of Antwerp. Siemens-Vossloh NMBS serie 77-78 build in 2000 with construction N° 1000943. NMBS Class 77: between 1999 and 2005 170 of these diesel locomotives were build by Siemens-Vossloh. Numbers: 7701 to 7870. Max speed: 100km/h. Power: 1150kW. 110 are in service at Lineas, 37 are in service at the NMBS, 23 are in service at Infrabel, BLS Cargo Nord have 3, Certus Rail have 3 in service. Line 27A at Antwerp Airport. 10-08-2026
Mark Min

The Lineas 186 346 and an other 186 double traction for this mixed freight train from the port of Antwerp to Germany.  Bombardier Traxx F140 MS build in 2009 with construction N° 34478. Line 27A at Antwerp Airport. 10-08-2026
The Lineas 186 346 and an other 186 double traction for this mixed freight train from the port of Antwerp to Germany. Bombardier Traxx F140 MS build in 2009 with construction N° 34478. Line 27A at Antwerp Airport. 10-08-2026
Mark Min

The NMBS 4113 and 2other DMU's coming from station Antwerpen-Berchem. Alstom Barcelona build in 2001. NMBS Class MW41(DMU41) : Between 2000 and 2002 96 of these DMU(Diesel Multi Unit) were build by Alstom Barcelona. Number of carriages: 2. Length: 49,60m. Number of seats: 150. Max speed: 120km/h. Line 27A at Antwerp Airport. 10-08-2026
The NMBS 4113 and 2other DMU's coming from station Antwerpen-Berchem. Alstom Barcelona build in 2001. NMBS Class MW41(DMU41) : Between 2000 and 2002 96 of these DMU(Diesel Multi Unit) were build by Alstom Barcelona. Number of carriages: 2. Length: 49,60m. Number of seats: 150. Max speed: 120km/h. Line 27A at Antwerp Airport. 10-08-2026
Mark Min

Belgium / Diesel multiple units / Série 41

13 1600x1066 Px, 13.08.2026

The Medway 186 113 with a MSC container train coming from the port of Antwerp.  Bombardier Traxx F140 MS build in 2006 with construction N° 34302. Line 27A at Antwerp Airport. 10-08-2026
The Medway 186 113 with a MSC container train coming from the port of Antwerp. Bombardier Traxx F140 MS build in 2006 with construction N° 34302. Line 27A at Antwerp Airport. 10-08-2026
Mark Min

An SBB RABe 503 (unofficially:) Pinocchio ( screw-like  replica of the ETR 610) is traveling as EC 40 from Milano Centrale to Lausanne and is passing through Rivaz station. 

August 12, 2026
An SBB RABe 503 (unofficially:) Pinocchio ("screw-like" replica of the ETR 610) is traveling as EC 40 from Milano Centrale to Lausanne and is passing through Rivaz station. August 12, 2026
Stefan Wohlfahrt

The SBB Re 6/6 11637 Re 620 037-2  Sonceboz-Sombeval  is passing through Rivaz station with its  Spaghetti  train in strong backlight. The train is traveling from Torino via Vallorbe to France and is carrying grain (on the return trip) which is processed into dough wagons in Italian, a circumstance that is the reason for the name Spaghetti train.

August 12, 2026
The SBB Re 6/6 11637 Re 620 037-2 "Sonceboz-Sombeval" is passing through Rivaz station with its "Spaghetti" train in strong backlight. The train is traveling from Torino via Vallorbe to France and is carrying grain (on the return trip) which is processed into dough wagons in Italian, a circumstance that is the reason for the name Spaghetti train. August 12, 2026
Stefan Wohlfahrt

An SBB Re 460 hauls (together with another at the front of the train and not visible here) its IR 95 1712 to Nyon, passing through Rivaz station without stopping.

August 12, 2026
An SBB Re 460 hauls (together with another at the front of the train and not visible here) its IR 95 1712 to Nyon, passing through Rivaz station without stopping. August 12, 2026
Stefan Wohlfahrt

The 193 064 rented by SBB Cargo is in Rivaz as a locomotive-hauled train on its way towards Lausanne.

August 12, 2026
The 193 064 rented by SBB Cargo is in Rivaz as a locomotive-hauled train on its way towards Lausanne. August 12, 2026
Stefan Wohlfahrt

An SBB Re 460 is pushing its IR 95 1713 through Rivaz station towards Brig.

August 12, 2026
An SBB Re 460 is pushing its IR 95 1713 through Rivaz station towards Brig. August 12, 2026
Stefan Wohlfahrt

The 193 067 rented by SBB Cargo is running with a freight train through Rivaz station towards Vevey.

August 12, 2026
The 193 067 rented by SBB Cargo is running with a freight train through Rivaz station towards Vevey. August 12, 2026
Stefan Wohlfahrt

The SBB FLIRT RABe 523 028 is traveling on the Train des Vignes line above St Saphorin.

Nov 16, 2024
The SBB FLIRT RABe 523 028 is traveling on the Train des Vignes line above St Saphorin. Nov 16, 2024
Stefan Wohlfahrt

The summit: One of the Chemin de Fer de la Rhune three-phase AC locomotives  He 2/2  departs with its train from the summit station La Rhune, located in the Basque Country right at the border to Spain, at  only  905 meters above (the nearby!) sea level, but with a fantastic view.

April 12, 2024
The summit: One of the Chemin de Fer de la Rhune three-phase AC locomotives "He 2/2" departs with its train from the summit station La Rhune, located in the Basque Country right at the border to Spain, at "only" 905 meters above (the nearby!) sea level, but with a fantastic view. April 12, 2024
Stefan Wohlfahrt

France offers not only fast trains but also very cozy ones: Shortly after the summit station La Rhune (905 m above sea level), the Chemin de fer de la Rhune He 2/2, built in 1914 by SLM/BBC, with a maximum speed of 9 km/h, is on its first train of the day heading down to the  valley,  where  valley station  refers to the mountain pass Col de Saint-Ignace at 198 m above sea level. In the background, the view glides over the mighty Atlantic as well as the two towns of Ciboure and Saint-Jean-de-Luz.

April 12, 2024
France offers not only fast trains but also very cozy ones: Shortly after the summit station La Rhune (905 m above sea level), the Chemin de fer de la Rhune He 2/2, built in 1914 by SLM/BBC, with a maximum speed of 9 km/h, is on its first train of the day heading down to the "valley," where "valley station" refers to the mountain pass Col de Saint-Ignace at 198 m above sea level. In the background, the view glides over the mighty Atlantic as well as the two towns of Ciboure and Saint-Jean-de-Luz. April 12, 2024
Stefan Wohlfahrt

One of the six Chemin de Fer de La Rhune He 2/2 three-phase locomotives with its train at the summit station La Rhune. The summit station is located at just over 900 meters above sea level, which is only about 12 kilometers away from the sea. 

April 12, 2024
One of the six Chemin de Fer de La Rhune He 2/2 three-phase locomotives with its train at the summit station La Rhune. The summit station is located at just over 900 meters above sea level, which is only about 12 kilometers away from the sea. April 12, 2024
Stefan Wohlfahrt

The DB 650 016 is leaving Nagold station. 

September 18, 2024
The DB 650 016 is leaving Nagold station. September 18, 2024
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Germany / Diesel multiple units / 650

31 1200x852 Px, 11.08.2026

The 399-meter-long Saane Viaduct near Gümmenen on the Bern - Neuchâtel line, located in a slightly hilly landscape just north of Laupen, is hardly to be overlooked due to its size, in stark contrast to the two BLS NINA RABe 525 trains that are currently crossing the now double-tracked viaduct.

October 5, 2024
The 399-meter-long Saane Viaduct near Gümmenen on the Bern - Neuchâtel line, located in a slightly hilly landscape just north of Laupen, is hardly to be overlooked due to its size, in stark contrast to the two BLS NINA RABe 525 trains that are currently crossing the now double-tracked viaduct. October 5, 2024
Stefan Wohlfahrt

In its full grandeur with the 27 stone piers and the truss bridge section, the 399-meter-long Saane Viaduct of the BLS near Gümmenen is shown, which is currently being crossed by a BLS RABe 528.

October 5, 2024
In its full grandeur with the 27 stone piers and the truss bridge section, the 399-meter-long Saane Viaduct of the BLS near Gümmenen is shown, which is currently being crossed by a BLS RABe 528. October 5, 2024
Stefan Wohlfahrt

The traditional Gotthelf Market takes place in Sumiswald, and for this market, the  Emmental Railway  operates several steam trains on the Sumiswald Grünen – Wasen i.E. route. The picture shows the E 3/3 853 of the Dampf Bahn Bern association departing from Sumiswald Grünen. The steam locomotive was built in 1890 in Winterthur under factory number 629 and delivered as F3 853 to the J-S (Jura-Simplon Railway). At the SBB, the shunting locomotives of the E 3/3 series with operating numbers 851 – 853 were assigned to group 82 and received the numbers 8571 – 8576. In 1911, the locomotive E 3/3 853 received a new boiler and was sold to the RVT, where it was in service until 1928, after which it was used as an  industrial shunting locomotive  at Von Roll in Gerlafingen and Klus. When diesel locomotives made the steam locomotive obsolete, it was saved from scrapping by the Düby Foundation by handing it over to the DBB. After an overhaul in 1983, it was operated, among other places, on the Sensetalbahn. After a further overhaul in 2021, the DBB E 3/3 853 is mainly used on the Emmentalbahn route between Sumiswald-Grünen and Wasen i.E. Today, the E 3/3 853 carries the UIC number 90 85 0008 573-7.  
In the background, the ABDe 4/4 12  Weinfelden  of the Historic Mittel-Thurgau-Bahn association can be seen with the  Bodan  coach and the BDt, which shows that the traditional Gotthelf Market is well known and popular far beyond the local borders.  

June 14, 2025
The traditional Gotthelf Market takes place in Sumiswald, and for this market, the "Emmental Railway" operates several steam trains on the Sumiswald Grünen – Wasen i.E. route. The picture shows the E 3/3 853 of the Dampf Bahn Bern association departing from Sumiswald Grünen. The steam locomotive was built in 1890 in Winterthur under factory number 629 and delivered as F3 853 to the J-S (Jura-Simplon Railway). At the SBB, the shunting locomotives of the E 3/3 series with operating numbers 851 – 853 were assigned to group 82 and received the numbers 8571 – 8576. In 1911, the locomotive E 3/3 853 received a new boiler and was sold to the RVT, where it was in service until 1928, after which it was used as an "industrial shunting locomotive" at Von Roll in Gerlafingen and Klus. When diesel locomotives made the steam locomotive obsolete, it was saved from scrapping by the Düby Foundation by handing it over to the DBB. After an overhaul in 1983, it was operated, among other places, on the Sensetalbahn. After a further overhaul in 2021, the DBB E 3/3 853 is mainly used on the Emmentalbahn route between Sumiswald-Grünen and Wasen i.E. Today, the E 3/3 853 carries the UIC number 90 85 0008 573-7. In the background, the ABDe 4/4 12 "Weinfelden" of the Historic Mittel-Thurgau-Bahn association can be seen with the "Bodan" coach and the BDt, which shows that the traditional Gotthelf Market is well known and popular far beyond the local borders. June 14, 2025
Stefan Wohlfahrt

In Sumiswald, the traditional Gotthelf Market takes place, and for this market, the  Emmental Railway  operates several steam trains on the Sumiswald Grünen - Wasen i.E. route. The picture shows the E 3/3 853 of the Dampf Bahn Bern association shunting in Wasen in the Emmental. The steam locomotive was built in 1890 in Winterthur under factory number 629 and delivered as F3 853 to the J-S (Jura-Simplon Railway). At the SBB, the shunting locomotives of series E 3/3 with operating numbers 851 - 853 were assigned to group 82 and received the numbers 8571 - 8576. In 1911, locomotive E 3/3 853 received a new boiler and was sold to the RVT, where it remained in service until 1928 before being used as an  industrial shunting locomotive  at Von Roll in Gerlafingen and Klus. When diesel locomotives made the steam locomotive obsolete, it was saved from scrapping by the Düby Foundation by being handed over to the DBB. After an overhaul in 1983, it operated, among other places, on the Sensetalbahn. Following another overhaul in 2021, the DBB E 3/3 853 is mainly used on the Emmentalbahn route between Sumiswald-Grünen and Wasen i.E. Today, the E 3/3 853 carries the UIC number 90 85 0008 573-7.

About the Sumiswald-Grünen Wasen i.E. route: This line was opened together with the Ramsei - Huttwil route by the RSHB on June 1, 1908, but could not be operated profitably. In 1994, the VHB converted the line to bus operation. Since 2014, the ETB has taken over the route, and besides freight traffic to the RUWA siding, museum trains run on the line.

June 14, 2025
In Sumiswald, the traditional Gotthelf Market takes place, and for this market, the "Emmental Railway" operates several steam trains on the Sumiswald Grünen - Wasen i.E. route. The picture shows the E 3/3 853 of the Dampf Bahn Bern association shunting in Wasen in the Emmental. The steam locomotive was built in 1890 in Winterthur under factory number 629 and delivered as F3 853 to the J-S (Jura-Simplon Railway). At the SBB, the shunting locomotives of series E 3/3 with operating numbers 851 - 853 were assigned to group 82 and received the numbers 8571 - 8576. In 1911, locomotive E 3/3 853 received a new boiler and was sold to the RVT, where it remained in service until 1928 before being used as an "industrial shunting locomotive" at Von Roll in Gerlafingen and Klus. When diesel locomotives made the steam locomotive obsolete, it was saved from scrapping by the Düby Foundation by being handed over to the DBB. After an overhaul in 1983, it operated, among other places, on the Sensetalbahn. Following another overhaul in 2021, the DBB E 3/3 853 is mainly used on the Emmentalbahn route between Sumiswald-Grünen and Wasen i.E. Today, the E 3/3 853 carries the UIC number 90 85 0008 573-7. About the Sumiswald-Grünen Wasen i.E. route: This line was opened together with the Ramsei - Huttwil route by the RSHB on June 1, 1908, but could not be operated profitably. In 1994, the VHB converted the line to bus operation. Since 2014, the ETB has taken over the route, and besides freight traffic to the RUWA siding, museum trains run on the line. June 14, 2025
Stefan Wohlfahrt

Now the E 3/3 853 (UIC 90 85 0008 573-3) with its steam train to Sumiswald is ready to depart.

June 14, 2025
Now the E 3/3 853 (UIC 90 85 0008 573-3) with its steam train to Sumiswald is ready to depart. June 14, 2025
Stefan Wohlfahrt

The FS Trenitalia ETR 610 012 (93 85 5 610 612-9 CH-TI) in the new euroCITY (eC) livery is waiting on track 4 in Lausanne as EC 47 for departure to Milano Centrale.

August 9, 2026
The FS Trenitalia ETR 610 012 (93 85 5 610 612-9 CH-TI) in the new euroCITY (eC) livery is waiting on track 4 in Lausanne as EC 47 for departure to Milano Centrale. August 9, 2026
Stefan Wohlfahrt