Watch out for another adrenaline packed movie featuring Sandra Bullock, a bus and a tram. Cheers Adam

8/10 8/1/03

The new Virgin venture into river boating didnt seem to pay off as this crash from Adam show

7/10 8/1/03

Tom Jankowski sent in this crash of his super charged Dash 9 going head on into a commuter train. Plus he got it on the road, something I love to do

8/10 27/12/02

Adam also sent in this nice crash of the 220 Virgin Voyager having a meeting with a wall!

9/10 27/12/02

Adam seems to think these are the best crashes ever... he isnt far off. A great crash with the TGV and then it turns into one of our favorite type of crashes... the rocket train!

As for the best ever... ill let you decide.

10/10 27/12/02

Alan T and Co's new garden feature caused a Riot with the neighbours. Nice one Alex!

9/10 16/12/2

Tom used his super charged Dash 9's and sent in this picture. Another mad midair crash that just takes the biscuit

9/10 13/12/02

There are some people who just want to show off and Alex has done so with this picture. If you look closely you can just make out something in the distance... its just silly

8/10 13/12/02

Nathan sent in this crash showing just how far a train can derail if you really let it

6/10 13/12/02

Eric Dennison was doing 999mph in this "train" until he hit a bump on the track... the results show it really flying away.

8/10 3/12/02 

Tom Jankowski sent in some more crashes. The first is an Amtrak wreck on Marias Pass. The second is a Conrail train in the water. The last is of a CB&Q train crashing in Japan. Another quality camera angle!

8/10 16/11/02

Tom Jankowski sent in these 3 crashes including one of a 5 car BC Rail train crashing in the snow of Japan. The second is a quality shot as am Amtrak engine finds its way down a cliff face.

9/10 12/11/02

Andrew displayed what happens when the BNSF SD uncouples at high speed!

7/10 29/10/02

Eric sent in these series of pictures of the TGV coming off the rails. Some nice detail on that train adds to the crash.

8/10 6/10/02

Andrew Roylance sent in these 2 pics of an overspeed on the NE Corridor

7/10 6/10/02

Here are some more from Philip showing some of his airborne pics. Great air on the American cars!

9/10 6/10/02

Philip has sent in a massive amount of crashes... this is a nice starter I think... almost a before and after. I like it!

9/10 25/9/02

Here are a selection of bouncing train pics from Billy Hall. Great to see the Flying Scotsman..... flying! Good work and its set to get better. Look forward to it!

8/10 9/9/02

Alex Fairlie Drove The APT-P Down The North East Corridor, And Drove Over A 100ish mph Bend at 140, And This Fine Mess Happened. 

9/10 6/9/02

This may happen if you don't stick to the 300 km/h limit of the very nice
TGV route. Allthough Peter does question if a powerhead would tip over in reality.

9/10 30/8/02

Flob comes back to form with this great looking crash featuring the GNER class 91. Think flob as been fiddling with a cam hack heh

10/10 30/8/02

No information came with this picture, but I just think its funny... so there!

9/10 21/8/02

This is a crash from out youngest fan. Flob's son Luke who is 4 in October showed us all how it should be done! I doubt this will be the last we will see from the lil guy.

9/10 20/8/02

Ari Koivunen found a nice hill and turned a train into a rocket... with a nice bit of diesel smoke you could mistake it for a rocket!

10/10 3/8/02

The massive Union Pacific on its roof.... how? I wonder myself great work though

9/10 23/7/02

Not quite sure what train this is, but it looks good enough as it is

7/10 23/7/02

Ari Koivunen made sure the Flying Scotsman lived up to its name.... shame it was heading for a forest.

8/10 23/7/02

"crash and burn, or splash, we were trying to cross a bridge in marias pass but this is the result...???" 

Not a bad result at that

8/10 18/7/02

When Flob was reviewing the class 60, he took it through some tough trials as the pics show. Looks nice enough though.

7/10 9/7/02

Another of Sean's great pics, bit tame to follow the one below but still a great shot. Seems the Deltic wanted to go its own way.

9/10 9/7/02

This has to be our best set of crashes we have recieved yet. When Sean sent them to me i yelled "WOW" then burst out laughing. This is very excessive and very big and did i mention very good.

Text really cant put this into perspective so have a look for yourself

11/10 9/7/02 

Sean then decided to compress some tankers with deltics... nice enough

9/7/02 7/10

Sean took his earlier flying Deltic pic to another extreme. 

9/7/02 8/10

4 Eurostars going head to head on the Woodhead
Route. They didn't work out as well as Sean hoped so he moved on to diesels which resulted in... well the kind of mess and destruction we have grown to love on the site. Another great set of pics

9/7/02 10/10

I think this is Sean at work again and he has produced a stunning mass crash. Another Field shot as well of a EWS 67. I know I said CIGs cut through the country side of Sussex but I think that pic is taking it a step too far. Great work

10/10 6/7/02

Sean proved that the 55 Deltic is still a force to be reckoned with... even the force of gravity didnt stop these beasts from going airborne... Brilliant

10/10 6/7/02

Mike Phillips was  going about 125 MPH when I hit a stop. yes, its flying! Another outstanding crash sent in!

10/10 29/6/02

I think Flob didn't realise the Gatwick Express stops at the station for passengers to get on their flights and not just make the train go up a hill and fly

8/10 29/6/02

Sean Geoghegan sent in this rather ammusing Eurostar crash... good work I say. 

9/10 23/6/02

Thomas crashed the Thalys from the TGV Addon three times, near Ashford, St. Anton and Coswig (eastern germany). If at first you dont succeed then crash... crash again.

9/10 16/6/02

I think this was a Via AMD103 and the pseudo-LRCs, I hit the buffer
and that's where they came to rest! 

10/10 15/6/02

9/10 15/6/02

Thomas sent this train through a small wall... A Queen tribute maybe?

8/10 30/5/02

Ed Fielden: Pummeling along at 148 miles per hour on the North East Corridor route with the trusty old Blue 'n' Grey HST, I discovered F8, the switch controller. 1 click, and, erm, bang. Went up a dead end, and was amazed to see the HST fly into the air. Spectacular. 

9/10 27/5/02

Andrew Pendleton likes derailments and these are another two of his series he sent in. This time the Dash9 comes off the tracks in style.

7/10 20/5/02

Two more derailments from Andrew Pendleton who did a fine job of taking out most of the main line with one of them

8/10 20/5/02

Andrew Pendleton emailed me a couple of interesting Flying Scotsman derailments. The last one from the medical emergency act... now whose in trouble.

7/10 20/5/02

Thomas has sent in a nice crash with a RhB-502 on the Alubla Line in a  station, where a nice river flows. I think he likes rivers :)

8/10 7/5/02

Daryl showed us what he can do with a freight train in the new desert route. Considering the weight of those trucks this is a great crash.

8/10 7/5/02

Flob found out why 2x Class 40's have to slow down onto sidings, as this happens.

8/10 24/4/02

Flob gets into the APT-E and ends up digging into the ground.

8/10 24/4/02

A german guy constructed a Zeppelin who drives like a loco - 100 meters above earth. There are different views and you can "crash" the Zeppelin like a train, because he uses the route below as his track. This is a lot like the helecopter you can get, but I think it looks much better. One thing... what happens when it goes through a tunnel?

9/10 20/4/02

Im still not certain what actually happened here. My South Central CIG was running at 80 odd down a straight when a Network South East 465 came in the opposite direction at about the same speed. The next thing I see is coaches bouncing around the country side of the ECML route.

8/10 17/4/02

Aerosoft published in Germany the addon "High Speed Trains", the route from Kassel to Fulda built for ICE an other fast DB-trains. Thomas tried to drive real fast with a TGV and that was the result!

9/10 10/4/02

A new addon in germany is out and a really strange train called "Schienenzeppelin" - used on the route Hamburg - Berlin before WW II - is added. Thomas then tried to crash it on the Rheintal-route an suceeded (pic 1 and 2). The third pic is from the Albula-Line in the station of Bergruen - a little accident with the same loco.

7/10 10/4/02

Tom and Flob quickly got hold of the BR APT-E (Advanced Passenger Train - Experimental) and did some quick test runs. Both proved why they should not of been on the original test crew. 

The first pic is just a very funny one of the textures of the train. That bloke looks funny and very silly in the sim when the train is racing along at 150mph. 

The others are crashes we both did. Good work if I dont say so myself

10/10 10/4/02

I love it when we see errors in MSTS and Thomas has got another great one here.

The bottom-glass-picture is taken with the same loco (VT 137) on the ProTrain-Route from Köln-Deutz over the bridge across river Rhine.

8/10 5/4/02

Thomas found a new engine named VT 137. This loco can fly a little bit on the "Vogelsberg route" - the translation to english is "Birdmountain route" - a route in the middle of Germany not far away from Frankfurt.

8/10 5/4/02

Flob found on the Caldervale route a tunnel with where the line speed is 65mph 

67+ will produce spectacular flying results through the top of the tunnel , with the train happily carrying on.

Im not quite sure why he has crashed the helicopter, but still.

9/10 1/4/02

Thomas was testing 2 new locos on the Albula line and got some very odd results including these 2 tunnel crashes. We have only seen this camera angle once before (Tight Squeeze, our 2nd crash). 

10/10 25/3/02

Thomas got the new Swiss engine from the Rhätische Bahn and had a  little crash, ending up with the the engine in a river besides the track of the Albula Route in Swizerland.

9/10 19/3/02

The old Intercity livery class 91 decided to fly off the track into the nearest wood.

7/10 17/3/02

First the train crashes when going to fast into a station on the Pro Train route in the Rhine Valley. Not only does it roll over it also obstructs the other track, just in time for another train to smash into it. Perfect. Go Thomas!

10/10 17/3/02

Tom had a look at the Manchester-Leeds route and found Leeds station, at 150mph, then found a buffer stop

7/10 17/3/02 

Thomas Seifert proved yet again that trains can fly, this one heads to the sun.

9/10 3/3/02

Tom was testing the class 20 when this happend. Yes there is a train in there somewhere, before it fell through the floor!?!

8/10 27/2/02

Tom thought it would be good to uncouple a 125 at 145mph before hitting a siding. This time it was intentional!

7/10 23/2/02

Tom drove this BNSF Dash 9 with 50 tankers at high speed. It was the explore route and it drove him direct into a wall at the end of a siding with no warning... BOOM.

9/10 23/2/02

Flob soon learns that the sea route is not a good place to test long trains. Now he has to go back and collect those

3/10 23/2/02

Nuff said

7/10 23/2/02

Flob shows that if its going to go wrong... its going to go wrong in style. Not a lot better than a fast sinking Virgin 47 

9/10  23/2/02

Tom decided to make good use of the break down crane, by seeing if it crashed and because of the difference in weight of the parts (The extra buffers, crane holder and the actual crane) pieces flew off and the crane just tipped back after the class 37 hit it at 100mph!

8/10 21/2/02

This crash on the Albula Route happened with an E 152 painted in the colours of "Maerklin", a famous German producer of Railroad Models. Another great crash from Thomas Seifert , who really is making my e-mails a joy to open.

10/10 21/2/02 

Flob decided to find a nice siding and have a nice run up... into the buffers and over the embankment, to create some chaos with... a class 67, the HST and the Flying Scotsman.

8/10 13/2/02 

Thomas Seifert took his TGV on the Innsbruck-St. Anton line and had a close inspection of the... mountainside and towns.

8/10 11/2/02

Both crashes are made on the "Albula Line", a very well done and exiting route from St. Moritz (Swiss) to Filisur (Border to Italy) in the Alpes. The first crash was done with a "Kiha" loosing some wagons falling down from a bridge and the second with the "TGV Atlantique" crashing the head of the train through the bridge.
Thanks to Thomas Seifert again.

9/10 5/2/02

Thomas Seifert sent in these 2 pics of the Unterland-Route and shows a great spinning crash.

8/10 30/1/02

The first decent crash of the 125... anyone would think were obessed with this train, well your right :)

9/10 28/1/02

Another one of them errors. It looks like the deer has no where to go, but no it manages to run through the 125 and survive! no animals were hurt during this event... unfortunately

7/10 28/1/02

Flob found the new East Coast Mainline route to have a few problems, this being one of them as a 125 speeds towards this level crossing, and does it look like that bus is about to pull out?

7/10 26/1/02

Tom was playing with the light settings for the 125... back to the drawing board

6/10 26/1/02

This just shows that if its going to go wrong... its going to go wrong in a big way. Driving the new 125 at 88mph on a 80mph restricted track hit a corner, just as a NSE 159 DMU comes around the corner... The 125 derails into the path of the oncoming train also at 80mph, just in front of a viaduct. They collide head on and the rest of the 125 buckles and falls off the viaduct narrowly missing some houses. Impressive!

10/10 25/1/02

Tom found his train of eurostars and went on a little evening ride, trouble is he found a corner at 195mph and took off as the pics show. Also landing on the road next to the track that he has been trying to do to ages.

9/10 16/1/02

Tom took a train of Eurostar's and went into.. well an office, a bridge, a house etc.

7/10 14/1/02 

Well it is the fastest steam train so it was bound to come off the rails at some point

7/10 13/1/02