| 14 April 2010 |
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The fine lines of Amsterdam Central Station contrast with the blue sky and the livery of the double-decker unit pulling into the station
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Multi-Virm Unit, or Regiorunners, shows off its fine lines as it departs Amsterdam Central
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Class 1800, 1853, rolls into Amsterdam Central with a tea-time commuter service consisting of a six-coach set of double-deckers
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Driver-Trailer end of 4-car double-decker set stands dappled in sunlight under the impressive train-shed roof at Amsterdam Central
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Contrasting front ends at Amsterdam Central
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Two 3-car Sprinter sets in an attractive livery arrive at Amsterdam Central led by unit no. 2123
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A Class Mat 64 Multiple Unit awaits departure from Amsterdam Central with a Virm unit in the background
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Alstom High-Speed Thalys unit glides into Amsterdam Central with a service for Brussels
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Driver-Trailer end of a double-decker unit draws into Amsterdam Central
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Two generations of double-decker units stand at rest after working evening commuter services into Amsterdam Central
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A general view of a very neat and tidy Amsterdam Central Station with two double-decker units and one multiple unit in the platforms
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Tea time commuters disgorge from a double decker unit onto the platform at Amsterdam Central
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| 15 April 2010 |
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The imposing façade of Amsterdam Central
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Tram reflections in Amsterdam
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German Ice Unit departs Amsterdam Central |
The impressive multi-storey cycle park, adjacent to Amsterdam Central Station, is full to capacity
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| 16 April 2010 |
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German High Speed “Ice” unit 4603 arrives at Amsterdam Central with a service from Utrecht
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A red-liveried class 186, E186111, arrives at Amsterdam Central with its front end covered in graffiti
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Class 1700, 1736, named “GLZE EN RUEN”, stands on station pilot duties on one of the through roads at Amsterdam Central
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The driver of class 6400, 6418, awaits the signals for departure from Amsterdam Central
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Class 6400, 6418, “JOHN”, removes coaching stock from an overnight express service at Amsterdam Central
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Unit 2612 heads through Amsterdam Central showing off the work of the random graffiti artists
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Another heavily-graffitied unit stands awaiting its next turn of duty at Amsterdam Central
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Green-liveried class 186, 186230, awaits departure from Amsterdam Central with a service to Brussels
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Class 1700, 1702, stands in the platform at Amsterdam Central, having just arrived on a local service
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A colourful class186, E186224 2832, arrives at Amsterdam Central with a Benelux service
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