An LNER Class A3 which clearly has a nicotine addiction (unknown, likely 1950’s)
What are your opinions on the LNER Class A4 4468 “Mallard”, A.K.A the fastest steam locomotive ever made
LNER-built (1927) Class B12 8572 at Weybourne in August, 2018. In 1948 it became British Railways 68572, in service until 1963 when it was preserved here on the North Norfolk Railway.
Running my Kato LNER class 800 v.redd.it/ebb886eck1z71
An LNER Class 801 'Azuma' passing Innerwick, between Edinburgh and Berwick upon Tween en route to London Kings Cross. I was quite pleased with how this very long zoom came out until I noticed the "exploded" Gull in the background.
LNER Peppercorn Class A1 60163 'Tornado' departing Preston youtube.com/watch?v=mMxqx…
More trains from Mould King - Mould King 12005 SL7 Asia Express - Mould King 12006 LNER Class A4 4468 Mallard- Mould King 12007 DR 18 201 High Speed Steam Locomotive reddit.com/gallery/qidyuh
LNER Peppercorn Class A1 60163 'Tornado' departing Preston youtube.com/watch?v=mMxqx…
Did you know that in 1938 LNER class A4 no. 4486 also known as the “Mallard” broke the speed record for steam locomotives achieving a speed of 126MPH or 202KPH, this record still stand
LNER 4493 A4 Class "Woodcock" and LNER 9003 L1 Class having a run on my recently cleaned track. Woodcock is pulling the two new cars i bought plus two slightly older ones. The L1 Class is pulling a freight train made up of mostly Bachmann rolling stock. v.redd.it/drnb6tijjvi71
More trains from Mould King - Mould King 12005 SL7 Asia Express - Mould King 12006 LNER Class A4 4468 Mallard- Mould King 12007 DR 18 201 High Speed Steam Locomotive reddit.com/gallery/qidyuh
LNER Class 91 (Intercity 225) Storming pass peterborough to London Kings Cross! v.redd.it/fvsq9dsvwql71
An LNER class 91-Mk4-DVT formation heading DVT-first, bound for London Kings-Cross from Leeds, seen passing Potters Bar Railway Station. v.redd.it/wurt574qkil71
Hornby BR Ex-LNER A4 Class 60022 MALLRD. I've had this since Jan but it was running properly, being noisy and slow. Yesterday i finally got her fix thanks to lockdown restrictions being eased. So here is my Brunswick Green Mallard having her first real run. v.redd.it/ol367ukpznw61
Do LNER first class offer food on split trips?
Do PNER provide complimentary food on split travels, it’s around an hour train first then 30 mins?
LNER Class A4 4468 Mallard reddit.com/gallery/nrco94
I was looking at images of the LNER A3 Class when i suddenly came across this, "thing".
Hornby BR Ex-LNER A4 Class 60022 MALLARD. This marks my third Mallard model. This is part of a trainset called The Mallard Express which contains a super detail loco and four cream and crimson Ex-LNER coaches.
The LNER Azuma (British Rail Class 801) of London North Eastern Railway youtu.be/P48hQbMmPK0
Coming Soon. Hornby LNER W1 Class 10000 "Hush Hush". Who is excited for the release of this unique looking steam locomotive and its various different forms? I am quite looking forward to its original prototype look and the LNER Apple Green livery version as seen in its promotional material.
LNER Class A3 4472 Flying Scotsman
Has it ever been in the game? Will it be in the game?
LNER U1 Class 2-8-0+0-8-2 Garratt, the longest and most powerful steam locomotive ever to run on the British rails
To the person streaming league in our psych 105 class (B3)
Please don’t do it next time but ngl I was dying.
The LNER Azuma (British Rail Class 801) of London North Eastern Railway youtu.be/P48hQbMmPK0
First LNER Class 91 locomotive set to be scrapped in Nottingham railadvent.co.uk/2021/03/…
How’s this for a phone wallpaper? LNER Peppercorn Class A1 60163 Tornado
LNER Class A4 4468 Mallard sitting proudly at the National Railway Museum. On 3rd July 1938, it set the record for the world’s fastest steam train while travelling at 126mph 🚂
LNER Class A4 4468 Mallard - steam train which set the speed record of 126 mph 3rd July 1938. The machine running at speed is one hell of a sight! en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/L…
The LNER Azuma (British Rail Class 801) of London North Eastern Railway. youtu.be/P48hQbMmPK0
LNER A4 Class “Mallard” Steam Locomotive. Mallard Holds the title of the world’s fastest steam engine. She achieved a top speed of 126MPH in 1938. What a machine
LNER Class A4 4468 Mallard
Hello fellow train fans, I’ve created a set based on an iconic train, I know it’s not perfect but I hope you like it and would maybe support it
A couple of Class 800's from TransPennie and LNER and a ScotRail Class 385 at Craigentinny TMC, Edinburgh reddit.com/gallery/jklcxt
LNER Thompson L1 Class, 2-6-4T. I like these large tank engines and LNER's apple green livery is a nice colour.
LNER B1 61306 'Mayflower' and SR Merchant Navy class 35018 'British India Line' cross Armathwaite Viaduct on a chilly afternoon. My picture
LNER A4 Pacific 4468 Mallard on the 3rd of July 1988 with the “Mallard 88” charter celebrating 50 years since her legendary run. Besides her is the brand new Class 91 No. 91003 a member of a class which would prove worthy successors. Photo by S. Young [1024x644]
TDIH: November 30, 1934, The LNER Class A3 4472 Flying Scotsman becomes the first steam locomotive to be authenticated as reaching 100 mph.
Triple LNER Class 80X action at Peterborough (PBO)
I have spend like 600 gems for lvl1 trains. This is the result. Many grey and 2x Shay Class C. I then spend additional 60 gems to get another. In total 3x epic, 7x rare, 13x common for some 23*30 gems. I was hoping for the two Legendary (LNER, ERIE) and one epic (GWR) I don't have. Maybe next time.
LNER A4 Class "Quicksilver". This is one of the first four A4 Class locomotives built. The first four all wore this silver and grey livery and each had similar names. Silver King, Quicksilver, Silver Fox and Silver Link.
LNER A4 Class 4493 "Woodcock". This loco was one of the few to be painted in the LNER apple green livery. It was because of that, that atrracted me to it.
LNER P2 Class "Cock O' the North". The very first of the P2 Class. These 2-8-2s were meant for heavy express services.
All six of the preserved LNER Class A4 Pacifics in 2013 at the National Railway Museum in York during The Great Gathering Event. They were reunited in commemoration of 4468 Mallard achieving the world speed record for steam locomotives on 3 July 1938 at 126 Mph(202 km) Photo by K.Nunns[2784x1856]
A Cruiser IV on a goods train, hauled by an LNER Class V2
Class 43 (InterCity 125) in Newcastle in the 70’s. (From @LNER’s Twitter)
