Sam ~ 19 ~ Lifelong Rail Enthusiast ~ Lived Experienced Mental Health Advocate ~ Autistic ~ ADHD ~ Fundraising page: https://teapawt.net/t.co/Zp8W0e3EIO ~ He/Him
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ALT A ‘line up’ of trains through the ages. From the modern bi-mode train (Class 80x in GWR green livery), to the InterCity 125 High Speed Train (HST in black, red and white InterCity livery), followed by the diesel Class 50 (in British Rail blue with the Double Arrow logo), and finally a Castle Class steam locomotive (in GWR green). All under Paddington station roof! There is a Christmas tree to the left with presents underneath and a silhouette of Santa and reindeer in the arch of Paddington roof. And there is a snow effect all over the print. There are some red buffers at the end of the platform. At the bottom the text says: “Season’s Greetings London Paddington, England” There is the green everythingtrains logo to the left and the blue Sam’s Design Productions logo to the right
ALT To the top left of graphic there are two light green bubbles, one that reads “New World Record” and the other reading “200 miles!”. Then below that there is an art deco inspired illustration of the GWR green Class 230 Battery Train with green, yellow and grey lines representing speed positioned above and below the Class 230 train. To the right there is a green rectangle with the text: “Congratulations On the 20th August 2025 Great Western Railway’s battery train set a new world distance record of 200 miles for a battery train on a single charge! This monumental achievement was accomplished during the 200th anniversary of the modern railway. What a testament to GWR and Network Rail for developing such a record breaking technology. Congratulations to everyone involved in this ‘once in a lifetime’ achievement. It really shows the innovation in our wonderful railways. everythingtrains.co.uk | samsdp.co.uk”
ALT A picture of a selection of cards and framed artwork on a white background.
ALT A picture of a Great Western Railway green class 802 Intercity Express Train inside the Didcot Railway Centre with the ‘Welcome to Didcot Railway Centre’ sign in the foreground. The sign has details about Didcot Railway Centre and is coloured blue, orange, white and cream.
ALT A wintery scene of the Great Orme Tram, which is painted blue and white, with the headland, houses and blue sea in the background. At the bottom of the card, it reads: "Merry Christmas Great Orme Tramway, Llandudno" along with my green everythingtrains logo and blue Sam's Design Productions logo.
ALT Me sat onboard a GWR train in the Pullman coach. The seats are grey with a dark green headrest. In the foreground of photo there is a plate with steak, potatoes, mushrooms, green beans and shallots. In front of me there’s another plate with breaded salmon, peas, potatoes and a slice of lemon. The table is adorned with a white table cloth and there are a couple of glasses on the table
ALT Me on a train sitting on a green and grey GWR seat.
ALT A photo of me pointing at the Swansea station sign
ALT A convoy of heritage locomotives viewed from an overbridge. The locomotives are mainly blue except the leading loco which is in a maroon livery
ALT A convoy of heritage locomotives viewed from an overbridge. The locomotives are mainly blue except the leading loco which is in a maroon livery
ALT Me and Bella (our dog) sat onboard a Transport for Wales train with a view of the Severn Estuary out of the train window
ALT A red and grey Transport for Wales train arriving at Gloucester station platform
ALT A red and grey Transport for Wales train leaving Chepstow station platform with the Chepstow station sign in the foreground
ALT A red and grey Transport for Wales train departing Gloucester station platform with the Gloucester station sign in the foreground
ALT Me and Tony both in blue waterproof jackets stood on a station platform next to a red and grey Transport for Wales train
ALT Two red and dark grey DB class 66 freight locomotives coupled together
ALT A blue, grey, and green class 59 freight locomotive waiting to leave the platform at Gloucester
ALT A class 33 heritage locomotive in a dark green and white livery stood at Gloucester station
