UK Railways Gallery

A westbound Intercity Swallow liveried HST, led by power car 43028, departs from Reading.
A westbound Intercity Swallow liveried HST, led by power car 43028, departs from Reading. © Malcolm Chinery
Power car 43130 brings up the rear of a Penzance bound express, about to cross the Tamar river by the Isambard Kingdom Brunel bridge. Typical of this period in the late 90's, the coaches are in the new (at the time) Great Western livery, however the power car has yet to visit the paint shops, remaining in Intercity Swallow livery.
Power car 43130 brings up the rear of a Penzance bound express, about to cross the Tamar river by the Isambard Kingdom Brunel bridge. Typical of this period in the late 90's, the coaches are in the new (at the time) Great Western "Merlin" livery, however the power car has yet to visit the paint shops, remaining in Intercity Swallow livery. © Malcolm Chinery
Class 37426 Y Lein Fach / Vale of Rheidol heads an ex-GWR observation saloon through Cardiff station in the late 80s.
37426 Y Lein Fach / Vale of Rheidol, carrying Large Logo livery, heads an ex-GWR observation saloon through Cardiff station in the late 80s. © Malcolm Chinery
Class 121 55029 / L129 arrives at Ealing Broadway with a service to Greenford from London Paddington.
121 "Bubblecar" 55029 / L129 arrives at Ealing Broadway with a service to Greenford from London Paddington. © Malcolm Chinery
47322 in BR blue livery heads westbound Freightliner train through Reading.
47322 in BR blue livery heads a westbound Freightliner train through Reading. © Malcolm Chinery
Class 158872 heads for Plymouth Friary station having just crossed the Tamar River.
158872 heads for Plymouth Friary station having just crossed the Tamar River. © Malcolm Chinery
Class 158 Express Sprinter 158830 arriving at Exeter St Davids Station.
158830 in Regional Railways livery arriving at Exeter St Davids Station. © Malcolm Chinery
37207 in Dutch Yellow and Grey livery rests between duties at Didcot stabling point.
37207 in "Dutch" Yellow and Grey livery rests between duties at Didcot stabling point. Up until recently you could see various locomotives stopping over at Didcot, sadly something that doesn't occur as often today. © Malcolm Chinery
An unidentified 442 and 159 pass each other at Worting Junction.
An unidentified 442 and 159 pass each other at Worting Junction, both still sporting Network SouthEast livery, but with small South West Trains logos. © Malcolm Chinery
50005 Collingwood heads a westbound express through Didcot
50005 Collingwood heads a westbound express through Didcot. This is at some point prior to August 1982 when it would undergo refurbishment and be outshopped in Large Logo livery. © Malcolm Chinery