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Above: Sunset at Aszófő, the slab sides of the Hungarian Railway (MAV) coaches pick up the last rays of the setting sun while working a ‘fast’ train servicefrom Tapolca to Budapest, making a stop in Aszófő, on 10 October 2006.Photographic details: Canon Powershot A85, ISO: 100, Exposure: 1/500 @ f4.5Below: Many of the main line electric services in Hungary are powered by the ‘Universal’ V43 class of 25kV Bo-Bo, built from 1963 with a fleet size of 379.Today around 300 still remain operational. On 5 August 2006, V43 No. 1191 powers a Budapest to Szombathely express service, among summer fields nearHerend.Photographic details: Canon Powershot A85, ISO: 100, Exposure: 1/640 @ f4Railway Photography 13