Sunrise Switching

There are few things that are more impressive to a railfan than seeing steam working in non-tourist revenue service. Due to the borders still being c... (more)

The class LV locomotive was designed as a successor to the class L 2-10-0, which had been a successful design developed during World War II. However, by the late 1940s some drawbacks to the design... (more)

ER2K-980 EMU electric train was built in 1972. This design (with round shape head coach) was trendy in the middle of the 20th century and now is very revered among railway fans. Currently, there a... (more)

The last green USSR colors ER2K-980 EMU train runs from Moscow to Yakhroma. The electric train was built in 1972. This design (with round shape head coach) was trendy in the middle of the 20th cen... (more)

A Soviet Classic

In December 2020 Russian Railways began service of a new type of tourist train - the classic Soviet 'elektrichka' (EMU) restored to operation as a ski ... (more)

P36-0120, the primary workhorse of Moscow's sizeable fleet of restored steam locomotives, arrives at Kievsky terminal after a 400-kilometer round trip excursion to the town of Kaluga with a holida... (more)

ES2G DC commuter train ib the Moscow Central Circuit under the heavy first snow

One day Moscow, Russia. This depot still use steam engines in regular work. On photo 5 hot engines - too much for 21 ceinture, happens about once a year.

Was build in 1907, restored in 2019.

Usual day in Podmoskovnaya depot in Moscow, Russia. 4 locos of P36 class and many other. All in service.

Vityaz-M streetcar goes in Izmaylovsky park during tre rain at the evening. 71-931 "Vityaz" (Russian: "Витязь") is a Russian articulated six-axle tram car with ... (more)

The Soviet locomotive class P36 (4-8-4) goes with tourist train on the bridge over the Yauza river... The Soviet locomotive class P36 (Russian: П36) was a Soviet mainline passenger steam loc... (more)

Stadler kiss "ESh2 Eurasia" goes to Sheremetyevo International Airport (SVO). "ESh2 Eurasia" is the name of the "Stadler KISS" double-deck high speed electric express trains. In Russia these type ... (more)