You can see VL80S (electric AC mainline freight locomotive) with freight train on a background. On the foreground you can see small model of steam locomotive, which belongs to nea... (more)

TEM2 (USSR's copy of the ALCO design) transports cars with clay on "EUROCEMENT group" factory for the production of building materials. The EUROCEMENT group is one of the biggest... (more)

TEP70BS-230 clings to Sochi-2014 Olympic train and RA1-0090 with train Krugloe Pole - Izhevsk arrives at Izhevsk station

You can see TU7 narrow gauge (750 mm) locomotive, which carries cars from sand quarry. The TU7 (ТУ7) was developed in 1971-1972 at the Kambarka Engine... (more)

TU4 is a narrow gauge (750 mm) diesel locomotive, which was designed in 1962 by "Kambarka Engineering Works" in USSR. 3210 TU4 locomotives were produced until 197... (more)

Kp4 (or P24) is a narrow gauge (750 mm) steam (0-4-0) locomotive, which was designed at 1941 by "Kolomensky Zavod" in USSR and built by Poland for railways of Soviet Union after S... (more)

TGM6 locomotive clearing railtracks from trees. On December 2010 freezing rain fell on Moscow and vicinity. The glaze ice accumulation caused a number of accidents and power outages. Roads, trees,... (more)

Passenger train runs from Kislovodsk to Sochi near Podkumok station.

Back in USSR. Steam locomotives class "L" (2-10-0) moves with tourist train along Moscow Little Ring Railway. The Russian steam locomotive class "L" (type 2-10-0) was a main type ... (more)

Changing passengers - not engineers - in the middle of nowhere: On the specialtrain 'Zarengold' from Moscow to Bejing between Port Baikal and Sljudjanka at the 'Lake Baikal' its possible for the p... (more)

Smolensky Metro Bridge is a steel arch bridge that spans Moskva River in Dorogomilovo District of Moscow, Russia. It is the first bridge built for the Moscow Metro in 1935–1937, designed by N.P.Po... (more)