- The Consolidation Type - The most prolific steam locomotive design in America and one of the most common types around the world.
- Electric pioneers - The earliest commercial applications for Edison, Tesla, and Siemens. Featuring hardware from Germany and Scandinavia.
- Gas-Electrics and Wind-splitters - Pioneering aerodynamic trains that looked like machines dreamed up by Rube Goldberg.
- Budd stainless-steel streamliners - Burlington's famous Zephyr and the trains it inspired swept public imagination.
- Britain's Sir Nigel Gresley and his remarkable locomotives - Includes World Famous Flying Scotsman and steam speed record holder Mallard .
- Electro-Motive's F-unit - The iconic American diesel that killed steam.
- Germany's Flying Hamburger - The pioneer high-speed diesel streamliners from 1932.
- Stanier's Black Five and 8F 2-8-0 - Trendsetting British designs that found widespread application as far afield as Turkey and Egypt.
- Spanish TALGO trains - Innovative lightweight passenger trains sold around the world.
- Japanese Shinkansen trains - These record-breaking electric trains are the epitome of high-speed rail.
- French TGVs - Some of the world's fastest services with trains operating in more than a dozen nations.
- Soviet M62 diesel - Soviet-era relics continue to work in the former Eastern Bloc.
- Swedish Rc Electrics - Over the last 50 years, these icons have worked in countries across Europe, as well as Iran.
- Siemens Vectron - During the last decade this versatile electric design has rapidly displaced older electric locomotives across Europe.
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