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Steam locos masquerading as diesels - the SR's 'Leaders'

A Class 205 DMU calls at Denmark Hill (TS2016)

Completed in 1965, one of the four DB Class 103 prototypes

'Desert détente' (IL-2 Sturmovik: Desert Wings - Tobruk)

Gálvez at the Siege of Pensacola, 1781 (Ferrer-Dalmau)

Two Beyer Peacock (?) 2-8-0s meet high in the Peruvian Andes

Built in greater numbers than the Sopwith Camel, the Bréguet 14

Inspired by circuit diagrams, Beck's revolutionary 1933 Tube map

Like most of the A1s, Flying Fox was named after a racehorse

Like BR's Class 55s the RN's Dark class FPBs were Deltic powered

Aeroplane Heaven's Miles Hawk Speed Six (FSX)

Sunk in the Sunda Strait in '42, HMAS Perth (World of Warships)

The swiftly superseded Semovente 75/32 M41 TD (War Thunder)

Attractive but accident-prone, the Latécoère 631 (K. Woodcock)

"Over the Reich" (DCS World)

Euston habitués between 1965 and 2002, the Class 310 E.M.U.s

Gibraltar (Charles Pears)

Flags and Emblems

'Canadian armour passing through Ortona' by Charles Comfort

Airfix memories no.6