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M7 rolling stock for NMBS / SNCB

Posted by Timothy on

On Wednesday, someone spotted a train consisting of M7 coaches at Antwerp-Central. M7 is the new rolling stock for NMBS / SNCB.

The M7s are slowly being introduced in Belgium. These double deck carriages are produced by Alstom and Bombardier in Bombardier’s factory in Bruges. They’re built to be able to run in The Netherlands and Luxembourg as well.

You can already find some reviews on YouTube.

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  25. Unknown's avatar Timothy says:
    17 January 2026 at 7:15 am

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  27. Unknown's avatar Timothy says:
    17 August 2026 at 2:02 am

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  28. Unknown's avatar Timothy says:
    17 August 2026 at 4:55 am

    NMBS / SNCB will mark its centenary with a unique travelling exhibition bringing together almost a century of Belgian railway history in a single 300-metre-long…

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