London Underground Engineering Stock - Gallery

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An engineering train composed of 'SB' wagons passes through Ruislip station westbound on tracks shared by the Metropolitan and Piccadilly Lines in July 2011. The cargo appeared to be old ballast.
Preserved 10-ton Air Braked four-wheel freight wagon F. 329.
Brake Van B558 at Ruislip depôt, modified for use as a brake test instrumentation van.
A pair of 4xx-series 'RW' bolster wagons at Neasden, with some derelict A Stock behind.
Rail wagon RW814, a bogie flat wagon for carrying rails.

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