Post your pictures of trains here

CAIX SG

Lucky that I take photos of MRT ( Anything about MRT Train ) before the introduce of police patrolling in train and before terrorist attacks.

SBS9828X SG

Still, u hv taken it... so, to be sure, delete the pics... Its for ur own goods... heed ur senior's advice k Wink

sErviCe17rOx SG

taking pics aint illegal if ur taking them for pleasure..eg. tourists etc. BUT if ur taking pics for the same reasons as those JI terrorists..well go and boil ur head..

SBS9889U SG

You are no older than him, dont fool everybody. Its safer not to anyhow post the pictures but you NEED NOT delete them.

CAIX SG

Umm... But I didn't post it on the net. I keep it for myself. That's why I did not upload my CCL Marymount pictures and others onto the net.

SBS9889U SG

Yup, this is the safer way. But you neednt delete it as it may come in useful in the future, who knows?

105090 SG

you all can just post the photos in photobucket, and provide links.

105090 SG

can someone provide photos of the one and only train that was specially decorated for NDP 2005? it is along the NSL. thanks

SGEMP SG

Since this board is to discuss on every kind of SG trains....

Here I come............

The_Bus_Guide SG

Its blurry but a fair shot, nonetheless. That loco is a 19 Class shunter. It is most likely to be No. 19103 as this is the only known shunter assigned to Tanjong Pagar at present. Shunters do not work the main line. They work in the yard such as arranging consists into various sidings or fetching the coaches from the shed to the platform and vice versa. That is why they are painted in bright orange. Normally, it is paired with a brake van where another crewman directs the driver as well as help to couple/uncouple the cars.

The 19 Class is the last shunter model of KTMB. They were manufactured in Japan by Hitachi and were new in 1983. This diesel-electric locomotive has 650 HP and a Bo-Bo wheel configuration.

SGEMP SG

Well how do you know of this?!

Maybe I have heard of its fns long ago.

The_Bus_Guide SG

I'm sorry but I don't get what you mean. Anyway, here's the "big brother" of the 19 Class. Also new in 1983, the 23 Class, or Hitachi BFA-23S, is the second type of mainline loco sourced from Japan. The loco is powered by a Pielstick 12 cylinder diesel engine. With a power rating of 2310 hp (nominal), it is capable of a maximum speed of 110 kmh. The 23 Class weighs 88.6 tons and have an overall length of 18141 mm long. It is the longest KTMB loco until the arrival of the 26 Class Blue Tiger in 2003.

In this picture, 23109 is coupled to 3 ASCs (Air-conditioned Second-class Coach) for the 6 PM local train to Gemas. These Hyundai ASCs were originally non-airconditoned. They were sent to Spain for re-furbishment and is now equipped with underfloor air-con units.

The_Bus_Guide SG

The coaches in the pic above are AECs (Air-conditioned Economy-class Coach) and not ASCs. Sorry.

SGEMP SG

I had previously heard in the KTMRF (as a visitor) that these cars were 1970s ASCs-converted-AECs.

And I heard that there's newer AECs in 1997. They looked nicer in their appearance as compared to other coaches. Are they the same batch as ABCs the buffet coaches and being refurbished in Spain in 1997?

SBS3688Y SG

I'd advise you to photograph in discreet. But don't aim your cam towards the station control room - very sensitive!

Remember one of the army rules : Do anything you want but just don't get caught...

SGEMP SG

Today I took photo in KRJ stn platform.......hit and run tactics.........and so heng ah!

pics to be uploaded later!

SBS9889U SG

What i do is to take pictures @ stations that i know well of (Eunos stn)

SGEMP SG

You also???

Is it at the wherevitals?

SBS9889U SG

I didnt take pics of trains, fyi. I just took out my camera a while and anyhow snapped some pics.

SBS3688Y SG

Punggol Point LRT Station (SBS Transit) :

Bukit Panjang LRT (SMRT) :

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