User:Three76Five43Nine72
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About Me
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| Name | Jeff Sin-Hang Siu |
| Pronouns | Any combination of he/him/his and they/them/theirs excluding explicitly they/them/theirs alone |
| Gender | Male, demimasculine (aka demiboy), and masculine-aligned non-binary |
| Interests/Hobbies | UK Rail and Rolling Stock, LGBT identities and stuff about it in general, Hong Kong’s Mass Transit Railway, linguistics, potatoes, editing Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons |
| Joined Wikipedia in | 2024 |
| Area of Residence | Southampton, Hampshire, United Kingdom |
| Occupations | Wikimedian, student |
Hello! I am Jeff and I am an avid enjoyer of the railways of Great Britain. I have travelled extensively on the UK rail network (except Wales and most of Scotland, sorry) and I have photographed many trains which I have put on Commons for everyone to see.
Stuff involving Wikimedia
[edit]List of my WM Commons uploads
My Railway Interests
[edit]In the railway enthusiast community, I am a trainspotter and photographer. I have a personal collection of all the trains with Total Operations Proccessing System [a] codes which I have seen. I usually only do research on the railways of Great Britain, as I favour the “orderly” system of TOPS instead of the complicated codes used in other countries like Switzerland and Russia, and only occasionally do I undertake research on foreign railways. Most of my planned work on railways not of Great Britain are of the Northern Irish network and the existence of an anomalous phenomenon called the “Lastochka”[b].
Trains which I have seen
[edit]Officially in my collection
[edit]British Rail Class 03 – Livery: BR Blue
British Rail Class 20 – Livery: Some sort of BR Dark Green (NRM D8000)
British Rail Class 37 – Livery: BR Railfreight Yellow and Grey
British Rail Class 43 (II) – HST/InterCity 125 power car, Livery: ScotRail Inter7City, East Midlands Trains (debranded 43 081 at Crewe Heritage Centre), & British Rail Blue and Grey
British Rail Class 47 – Livery: Regional Railways ScotRail, Royal Train, & West Coast Railway Company
British Rail Class 66 – Livery: GBRf & Freightliner
British Rail Class 69 – Livery: GBRf Andy's Man Club
British Rail Class 84 – Livery: BR Blue
British Rail Class 86 – Livery: InterCity Sector
British Rail Class 87 – Livery: InterCity Sector, BR Blue, & Virgin Trains
British Rail Class 89 – Livery: InterCity Sector
British Rail Class 90 – Livery: InterCity Sector and BR Railfreight Triple Grey
British Rail Class 91 – InterCity 225 power car, livery: LNER Battle of Britain (91 110)
British Rail Class 92 – Livery: Caledonian Sleeper
British Rail Class 150/1 – Livery: Northern Trains
British Rail Class 150/2 – Livery: Great Western Railway and Northern Trains
British Rail Class 153 – Livery: Network Rail Teal
British Rail Class 155 – Livery: Northern Trains
British Rail Class 156 – Livery: Northern Trains and ScotRail
British Rail Class 158/0 – Livery: Northern Trains, ScotRail, South West Trains (with SWR logos), and South Western Railway
British Rail Class 158/9₅[c] – Livery: Great Western Railway
British Rail Class 159 – Livery: South West Trains (with South Western Railway logos) and South Western Railway
British Rail Class 165/1 – Livery: Great Western Railway
British Rail Class 166 – Livery: Great Western Railway
British Rail Class 170/1 – Livery: CrossCountry (new)
British Rail Class 170/4 – Livery: ScotRail-BTP “Text 61016” and Northern Trains
British Rail Class 170/5 – Livery: East Midlands Railway (Pride and Standard)
British Rail Class 180 – Livery: Grand Central
British Rail Class 185 – Livery: TransPennine Express
British Rail Class 195/1 – Livery: Northern Trains
British Rail Class 196/1 – Livery: West Midlands Railway
British Rail Class 197 (both variants) – Livery: Transport for Wales
British Rail Class 220 – Livery: CrossCountry (old)
British Rail Class 221 – Livery: CrossCountry (old)
British Rail Class 323 – Livery: Northern Trains with WMR moquette
British Rail Class 331/0 – Livery: Northern Trains
British Rail Class 333 – Livery: Northern Trains
British Rail Class 350/1 and /4 – Livery: LNWR
British Rail Class 357/0 – Livery: c2c (new)
British Rail Class 370 – Livery: InterCity Sector
British Rail Class 373 – Livery: Eurostar (First Generation)
British Rail Class 375/6 – Livery: Southeastern Blue
British Rail Class 376 – Livery: Southeastern Blue
British Rail Class 377/1 – Livery: Southern with Southeastern logos
British Rail Class 377/4 – Livery: Southern
British Rail Class 377/5 – Livery: Southeastern Blue
British Rail Class 378/2 – Livery: Overground Orange & Black (not the older orange and white seen on some other 378s)
British Rail Class 379 – Livery: National Express with Great Northern logos
British Rail Class 380/1 – Livery: ScotRail Saltire
British Rail Class 385/0 – Livery: ScotRail Saltire
British Rail Class 387/1 – Livery: Great Western Railway with Southern logos
British Rail Class 387/2 – Livery: Gatwick Express (GTR)
British Rail Class 387/3 – Livery: Southern/Great Northern White
British Rail Class 390 – Livery: Avanti West Coast
British Rail Class 397 – Livery: TransPennine Express
British Rail Class 405 – Livery: Some sort of SR Green
British Rail Class 444 – Livery: South Western Railway
British Rail Class 450 – Livery: South Western Railway
British Rail Class 455/7 – Livery: South West Trains (with South Western Railway logos)
British Rail Class 458/4 – Livery: South Western Railway
British Rail Class 458/5 – Livery: South West Trains (with South Western Railway logos)
British Rail Class 465/0 – Livery: Southeastern White
British Rail Class 484 – Livery: South Western Railway
British Rail Class 487 – Livery: Network SouthEast
British Rail Class 700/0 – Livery: Thameslink
British Rail Class 701/0 – Livery: South Western Railway
British Rail Class 707 – Livery: Southeastern Blue
British Rail Class 710/1 – Livery: Overground Black and Orange
British Rail Class 717 – Livery: Great Northern White
British Rail Class 720/5 – Livery: Greater Anglia
British Rail Class 730 (both variants) – Livery: London Northwestern Railway and West Midlands Railway
British Rail Class 745 – Livery: Greater Anglia
British Rail Class 756/0 – Livery: Transport for Wales
British Rail Class 769 – Livery: Northern Trains
British Rail Class 800/3 – Livery: Great Western Railway
British Rail Class 801/2 – Livery: LNER Pride (801 226)
British Rail Class 802/0 – Livery: Great Western Railway
British Rail Class 802/3 – Livery: Hull Trains (not First Hull Trains)
British Rail Class 803 – Livery: Lumo
British Rail Class 805 – Livery: Avanti West Coast
British Rail Class 807 – Livery: Avanti West Coast
British Rail Class 57 – Livery: I forgot
- Reason for unofficialness – I saw it whilst passing some sidings on an Avanti train after leaving Euston and I forgot to take an image of it.
British Rail Class 69 – Livery: Some sort of modified GBRf (as in: not the standard orange) and standard GBRf
- Reason for unofficialness – I had to screenshot it from a video I took of me on a train passing the Eastleigh freight yards where it was, and as I cannot create stickers from screenshots, it is technically unofficial. The standard livery one is from the same passing train thing the 57 is.
Articles/Drafts that I have created
[edit]Draft:List of trains in the UK that have letterbox-style visibility
Legal
[edit]Most of the content I publish is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) license. However, when there is clear evidence that an image could be distorted or edited to imply a false or harmful perspective (for example, special train liveries such as Pride units or the Eurovision 2023 Class 350), I instead apply the Creative Commons Attribution‑ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY‑SA 4.0) license. This is done to discourage bad‑faith actors by ensuring that any derivative work must remain openly licensed and properly attributed.
An additional defence when applying CC BY‑SA 4.0 is that platforms where malicious distortion is common (such as X and TikTok) do not support ShareAlike. This means any derivative posted there is automatically non‑compliant, giving me the ability to take legal action if necessary.
If you discover a bad‑faith use of one of my images and wish to contact me so I can take action, please use the Wikipedia email function to reach me. Use the subject line “Request to DMCA” and include a direct link to the infringing action.
Notes
[edit]- ↑ Total Operations Processing System, often shortened to TOPS, is the system used to classify and monitor trains and train movements on the rail network of Great Britain. It uses codes formed of six numbers (e.g. 123 456) to classify trains, and the railway enthusiast community have used these numbers to precisely denote which train is the subject of their image/sentence. For more general information on TOPS, see here.
- ↑ I am joking here – I know what the topic basically is (a variant of the Desiro family designed by Siemens Mobility for Russian Railways) and I am just kidding.
- ↑ This is a special category used to refer to units 158950 through to 158962, as they are in the 15895x numbering range but for categorical purposes this is used to clarify between 158/0 (which is the class that these trains are actually in) and the existing Northern Trains 158/9s.
- ↑ When I mean “unofficially in my collection”, I mean either that I have photographed a train but am unable to put into my catalogue of stickers (the digital thing developed by Apple, which is the basis of “train I have spotted”), or that I have not photographed it entirely and am relying on memories.
