After having learned the fact, it makes me happy that there's a tag for Mr. Bean.

Also, very nice Victor in the background. Such a recognizable shape on that plane.

This is by far and large peak 70's British aesthetic.

It also seems to be one of the first pieces on danbooru I've seen with a specifically British locomotive. Shame there's no tag for that.

Class 55 tag made (& Deltic alias requested @ topic #18263). Added vehicle_request for the truck model. Also, I think only one of the helicopters is tagged, unless they are both variations of the alvis_stalwart.

Nell said:

Class 55 tag made (& Deltic alias requested @ topic #18263). Added vehicle_request for the truck model. Also, I think only one of the helicopters is tagged, unless they are both variations of the alvis_stalwart.

The alvis_stalwart is the truck on the left. The helicopter towards the top is a Westland Gazelle (British production of the Aérospatiale Gazelle). The helicopter under that appears to be a Westland Scout.

I like how the artist has done their research with this particular locomotive. Like the white paint surrounding the cab windows, as a usual Class 55 after 1966 would had only BR Blue on the body with yellow warning ends. The white paint were only exclusive to the last 6 Class 55s based out of Finsbury Park in London.

JLHolbert said:

I like how the artist has done their research with this particular locomotive. Like the white paint surrounding the cab windows, as a usual Class 55 after 1966 would had only BR Blue on the body with yellow warning ends. The white paint were only exclusive to the last 6 Class 55s based out of Finsbury Park in London.

I wish there were more images of anime girls with British trains.

Wait, is this the tank that crushed Mr. Bean's car?

NNescio said:

Wait, is this the tank that crushed Mr. Bean's car?

Yes, sort of. The Chieftain in the episode is a later variant with the Stillbrew armour protection package on turret front (unique to Chieftain Mk. 10, 11 and 12) , which the vehicle above is lacking, so we can probably assume that the one of the earlier variants (hard to tell exactly and most changes were to the internal systems like the engine).