AMSTERDAM

CENTRAL

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by

Brian Haworth

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14 April 2010  

The fine lines of Amsterdam Central Station contrast with the blue sky and the livery of the double-decker unit pulling into the station

Multi-Virm Unit, or Regiorunners, shows off its fine lines as it departs Amsterdam Central

Class 1800, 1853, rolls into Amsterdam Central with a tea-time commuter service consisting of a six-coach set of double-deckers

Driver-Trailer end of 4-car double-decker set stands dappled in sunlight under the impressive train-shed roof at Amsterdam Central

Contrasting front ends at Amsterdam Central

Two 3-car Sprinter sets in an attractive livery arrive at Amsterdam Central led by unit no. 2123

A Class Mat 64 Multiple Unit awaits departure from Amsterdam Central with a Virm unit in the background

Alstom High-Speed Thalys unit glides into Amsterdam Central with a service for Brussels

Driver-Trailer end of a double-decker unit draws into Amsterdam Central

Two generations of double-decker units stand at rest after working evening commuter services into Amsterdam Central

A general view of a very neat and tidy Amsterdam Central Station with two double-decker units and one multiple unit in the platforms

Tea time commuters disgorge from a double decker unit onto the platform at Amsterdam Central

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15 April 2010  

The imposing façade of Amsterdam Central

Tram reflections in Amsterdam

German Ice Unit departs Amsterdam Central
The impressive multi-storey cycle park, adjacent to Amsterdam Central Station, is full to capacity
16 April 2010  

German High Speed “Ice” unit 4603 arrives at Amsterdam Central with a service from Utrecht

A red-liveried class 186, E186111, arrives at Amsterdam Central with its front end covered in graffiti

Class 1700, 1736, named “GLZE EN RUEN”, stands on station pilot duties on one of the through roads at Amsterdam Central

The driver of class 6400, 6418, awaits the signals for departure from Amsterdam Central

Class 6400, 6418, “JOHN”, removes coaching stock from an overnight express service at Amsterdam Central

Unit 2612 heads through Amsterdam Central showing off the work of the random graffiti artists

Another heavily-graffitied unit stands awaiting its next turn of duty at Amsterdam Central

Green-liveried class 186, 186230, awaits departure from Amsterdam Central with a service to Brussels

Class 1700, 1702, stands in the platform at Amsterdam Central, having just arrived on a local service

A colourful class186, E186224 2832, arrives at Amsterdam Central with a Benelux service

 

Brian stands at Amsterdam Sloterdijk Station,

one of the numerous Tram-Bus Rail Interchange Stations around Amsterdam

 

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