FRENCH TRAINS
FRENCH TRAINS |
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| After a railfanning trip to Paris it is now time for this section on french trains to be split up in subpages. | 
SNCF BB 7200 "Nez cassés" (15 pictures)  |
SNCF BB 15000 "Nez cassés" (13 pictures) |
SNCF BB 22200 "Nez cassés" (21 pictures) |
SNCF BB 9200 + BB 16000 "Jaquemins" + BB 9600 "Vespa" (7 pictures) |
SNCF BB 16500 + BB 17000 + BB 25500 "danseuses" (11 pictures) |
SNCF class BB 26000 "Sybic" (22 pictures) |
SNCF BB 27000 + BB 37000 "Prima" (19 pictures) |
SNCF diesel locomotives (8 pictures) |
TGV (28 pictures) |
SNCF Z 5300 (2 pictures) |
SNCF Z 20500 (5 pictures) |
SNCF TER 2N NG - Z24500 + Z 26500 (13 pictures) |
SNCF Z 50000 (3 pictures) |
SNCF EMUs and DMUs (10 pictures) |
Euro Cargo Rail (7 pictures) |
Miscellaneous (5 pictures) |
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Not yet in subpages (22 pictures): | |||
Class BB 16500 | |||
SNCF BB 16756 (54 kb) SNCF BB 16756 leaving Lille with a set of push-pull double deck cars, summer 1985. |
SNCF BB 16791 (248 kb) SNCF BB 16791 pushes a double decker train out of Maubeuge on June 5, 2005, 16:03. |
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Class BB 22200 | |||
SNCF BB 22289 (85 kb) SNCF BB 22289 passes through Dole on May 15, 2002. |
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Class BB 36000 | |||
SNCF BB 36004 (224 kb) SNCF BB 36004 is hauling a freight train through Hazebrouck on August 23, 2007, 17:45. |
SNCF BB 36030 (250 kb) SNCF BB 36030 in Maubeuge on June 5, 2005. |
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SNCF BB 63000 | |||
SNCF BB 63143 (104 kb) SNCF BB 63143 diesel locomotive shunting passenger cars in Lille about 1985. |
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SNCF BB 66000 | |||
SNCF BB 66428 (86 kb) SNCF BB 66428 in Dole on May 15, 2002. |
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TGV Thalys PBKA | |||
SNCF Thalys PBKA 4345 (193 kb) SNCF Thalys PBKA 4345 runs through Ruisbroek, a southern Bruxelles suburb, on April 11, 2003. |
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TGV DuplexThere are 3 slightly different TGV Duplex generations. 1. generation are numbered in the 200-series, 2. generation is numbered in the 600-series and is a tri-current version, that can operate in Germany and Switzerland, 3. generation is also called Dasye (Duplex Asynchrone ERTMS) and is numbered in the 700-series. Some of the pictures below is of SNCF TGV Duplex no. 213 at the High Speed Rail Exhibition in Copenhagen, Bella Center, in summer 1997. | |||
SNCF TGV Duplex 213 (353 kb) SNCF TGV Duplex 213, Copenhagen, 1997. |
SNCF TGV Duplex 213 (187 kb) SNCF TGV Duplex 213 |
SNCF TGV Duplex 213 (151 kb) SNCF TGV Duplex 213 |
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SNCF TGV Duplex 213 (67 kb) SNCF TGV Duplex 213, drivers cabin |
SNCF TGV Duplex 213 (144 kb) SNCF TGV Duplex 213, interior at the top floor. |
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Video of SNCF TGV Duplex (3.5 MB) - 8 sec - WMV format A SNCF TGV Duplex at Avelin on October 5, 2006, 12:02. |
TGV Duplex (271 kb) A TGV Duplex hurries through Avelin just south of Lille on October 5, 2006, 12:30. |
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Other TGV sets | |||
Video of SNCF TGV meeting SNCF TGV Duplex (3.6 MB) - 14 seconds - WMV format Video of SNCF TGV meeting SNCF TGV Duplex in Avelin on Oktober 5, 2006, 12:30. |
TGV train in the Rhone Valley (66 kb) A TGV train speeds through a small station in the Rhone Valley with a speed of probably around 200 km/h. October 1999. |
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Class Z 7300 - Z 7500 trainsets | |||
SNCF Z 7350 (131 kb) EMU Z 7350 in Chattellerault on August 31, 2004. |
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Other trainsets | |||
SNCF Z 7110 (236 kb) SNCF Z 7110 in Banyuls Sur Mer, South France, July 1990. |
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Rolling stock etc. | |||
SNCF Rame Inox Omnibus (255 kb) SNCF Rame Inox Omnibus in Hazebrouck on August 23, 2007, 18:07. |
Brillie station clock (165 kb) Brillie station clock in Hazebrouck on August 23, 2007. |
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A little about SNCF classesThe "old" SNCF locomotive classes has a prefix that tells the number of wheels (typically BB or CC) and a number with 4 or 5 digits. Numbers below 10000 are 1.5 kV DC, number 10000 - 19999 are 25 kV 50 Hz AC, numbers 20000 - 29999 are dual-voltage (1,5 kV and 25 kV), number 30000-39999 are triple voltage and numbers 40000 - 49999 are 4 voltages (1.5 kV and 3 kV DC + 15 kV and 25 kV AC), number 60000 - 79999 are diesel locomotives.Introduced in 1999, the new current classes have 6 digits, the last 5 are the same as the old classes. The first digit show which division the locomotive belongs to: 1 is Voyageurs France-Europe (VFE), 2 is Corail InterCités (CIC), 4 is freight, 5 is TER (regional trains). | |||
