TRAMWAYS TRAMWAYS
This section presents tramways suitable for MM screensaver.
Download the ZIP file with pictures of all tramways shown on this page.
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The ZIP file contains all pictures required for this rolling stock (including additional pictures for animation and right pantographs); it also includes the INI file which allows you to add pictures inside the screensaver altogether.
Please refer to the Readme.txt file (included with the ZIP) for installation details.
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ATM Milano - '1928' (1929)
The first look of the '1928' series was quite different from the present one, not only due to the livery. At that time, the third door was not yet present (it was added a few years later, when the tram became green): the rear part of the tram was occupied by an elegant parlour. In 1997 the unit 1503 was restored in the aspect it had when it was new: only the presence of the modern pantograph reveals that it belongs to the present days. Painted by Pier from Denmark. Era 2 |
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ATM Milano 1844 (1946)
The 1844 unit of the "Ventotto" series, rebuilt after destruction of 2nd World War, as it could be seen in summer 1946. Many windows are still missing of their glasses, and are closed by simple wood panels, giving a strong idea of such dramatic period of Italian history (a photo of this unit can be found in book "Un tram che si chiama Milano" by Guido Boreani). Era 3 |
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ATM Milano - 5000
Painted byClaudio Vianini. Please note: tram and trolleybuses in green livery, together with cars, are assigned to the "bus" category in the INI file, while orange livery vehicles are assigned to the "tram" category. In this way, there is no "mixing" of the two liveries (or eras) when different vehicles run on the same track or come to the bus-stop. The bus-stop effect is obtained with the FLAG=16 parameter in the INI file. Era 3 Transparent background |
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ATM Milano - 4000
Painted byClaudio Vianini. Era 3 Transparent background |
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ATM Milano - 5300
Built by Breda-CGE-TIBB in 1955, they represent the last evolution of single-body trams in the 1950's. Two decades later, they have all been used for assembling the articulated Jumbotram series 4800. Era 3 Transparent background |
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ATM Milano - 4600
Painted together with Adriano Bosetti and Claudio Vianini. Era 3 Transparent background |
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ATM Milano - '1928' (1965)
The most classical tramway of Milano, in its traditional green livery, with trolley pole and glasses even in the lower part of the doors. Suitable for running from the 60's to the first half of the 70's. Era 3-4 Transparent background |
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ATM Milano - 5100
The 36 units forming the 5100 series were rebuilt on the frames of the previous 5000 series, destroyed by the bombs in August 1943. Unit 5137 is still existing in green livery as museum unit (although with pantograph instead of traditional trolley). Era 3-4 Transparent background |
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ATM Milano - «1928» (1975)
Era 4 Transparent background |
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ATM Milano - '1928' (1975)
The "Ventotto" ("Twenty-Eight") in the transitional period between trolley pole and modern pantograph, already in the final orange livery. Suitable for running in the middle of the 70's. Era 4 Transparent background |
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ATM Milano - 4900 «Jumbotram»
The 100 units of the Jumbotram 4900 (1976-1978) were the first 3-body trams built as new vehicles (i.e. not rebuilt from previous shorter trams). They remained the most moder units of the ATM fleet, untill the arrival of the new generations of Eurotram and Sirio. Painted by Claudio Vianini. Era 4-6 Transparent background |
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ATM Milano - 4900 «Jumbotram»
Painted by Claudio Vianini. Era 4-6 Transparent background |
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ATM Milano - 5100
Final livery of the 36 units forming the 5100 series. These tramways travelled up to 1984; in the last years they were used mainly on lines 14, 31 and 33. Era 4 Transparent background |
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ATM Milano - 4700
Painted together with Adriano Bosetti and Claudio Vianini. Era 4-5 Transparent background |
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ATM Milano - 4800
Painted together with Adriano Bosetti and Claudio Vianini. Era 4-5 Transparent background |
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