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Scottish Railways: The Last 15 Years
Scottish Railways: The Last 15 Years
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Scotland's rail network has seen many changes in the last 15 years, including the replacement of old rolling stock, the introduction of electrification, and the introduction of HSTs. This book details the variety of trains that have been seen on Scotland's rails in the last 15 years, with over 180 images.
Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 96 pages
Publication date: 01 June 2022
Publisher: Key Publishing Ltd
Over the past 15 years, Scotland's rail network has undergone significant transformations. These changes include the replacement of outdated rolling stock, the introduction of vibrant liveries, the expansion of routes, the decline of coal trains, and a remarkable increase in container freight traffic. Furthermore, electrification has significantly altered numerous lines, rendering them unrecognizable. As a result, electric units have replaced diesel engines, and high-speed trains (HSTs) have been introduced on services connecting Scotland's cities. This captivating book, adorned with over 180 captivating images, showcases a diverse range of trains that have graced Scotland's rails during the past 15 years. From the familiar to the extraordinary, these images provide a visual feast for rail enthusiasts and transport enthusiasts alike.
Weight: 290g
Dimension: 176 x 242 x 9 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781913870256
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