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On May 10, 1869, a photographer named Andrew J. Russell set up his camera at Promontory Summit, Utah, and captured one of the most reproduced images in American history. Two locomotives facing each other, nose to nose, with a crowd of workers and dignitaries packed between them, bottles raised, hammers in hand. The image became…
Steam locomotives weren’t built for nostalgia, but they sure have a way of pulling us back in time. The rhythmic chug, the hiss of steam, the sheer mechanical poetry of pistons and drive rods working in perfect sync—it’s a sight that never gets old. And yet, in a world of bullet trains and maglevs, these…
Some LEGO builds are about nostalgia. Others are about technical brilliance. And then there’s the LEGO New York Central #5405, a build that speaks to anyone who’s ever been captivated by the raw power of a steam locomotive. This fan-designed masterpiece, submitted to LEGO Ideas by Olivier312, brings one of the most legendary American trains…
Traveling by train cross-country or long-distance is probably not the most comfortable way you can go. But there are times when this may be the cheapest or maybe even the only option. The sleeper cars that are currently available, at least for the budget-conscious, may give you cramps, claustrophobia, and even nightmares. There’s always room…
“#Siemens Pendulum Seat swings out of the way when trains need more standing room” Trains are designed to sit commuters comfortably, or at least in theory. In many cases, however, it might be more efficient to have everyone just stand, and this concept makes it possible for the same train to do both. As the…
“#Call of Duty: Warzone’s new subway is everything we hoped the cargo train would be” It’s only days until the next season of Call of Duty: Warzone kicks off next week, but Infinity Ward is already teasing a big new addition to Verdansk: a map-wide subway system. The so-called Metro — of which we got…