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AR 3072 bei Oddesund Nord am 23.06.2026
last night i dreamt that i worked for the local railway station, and there were lots of fun locomotives zooming by.
at one point, a red three car desiro with yellow doors stopped. i was confused at first, because they can only collect 3 kV DC current, and thus normally only drive in slovenia. but i guessed maybe they had 25 kV AC equipment installed in the meanwhile, so they could work internationally, for some reason. nevertheless, i was happy to see a pretty train like that.
i peeked inside, and instead of the usual grey with colourful spots, the seats were blue with grey headrests, more like those of a stadler flirt. at one end of the car, seats were arranged like a corner sofa of some kind, but it looked cute, very cozy for a long journey with friends, thoughtfully designed.
interesting how i can just dream things, like trains i've seen lots in pictures but never in person.
2 Siemens Desiro jár most Székesfehérvár és Pusztaszabocs között. Különben egy szokott vagy BZ, de most azért kettő,meg mindkettőnek sérült a szélvédője úgyhogy összefordították őket, jóleszazúgy
ÖBB Desiro Cityjet.
A commission for Dem_iio on Twitter of their OC. Really proud with how this turned out! Particularly had fun working with the colours!
MÁV Start 426 014 by Márton Botond Via Flickr: Fonyód, Hungary
Waiting for the train
Here's some pictures that I meant to upload earlier this month but I never got round to it. These were taken at Wemyss Bay station, Inverclyde, Scotland, June 2019. For those interested, the train is a Siemens Desiro (class 380) in ScotRail livery.