What train companies have you used?

the 4000/4200 we call it the koploper (head walker)

the 2400/2600 we call it SLT (sprinter light train)

and the 8600 etc we call it v-irm  verlengd interregio materiaal (extended interregional material)

Indeed I am aware of that, but outside of the Netherlands if you tell someone you've been on the Koploper, the SLT, VIRM or the Hondekop (which on looks alone is my personal favourite ) they'll be I figured giving the class numbers would be easier for people to look up + rail geek = listing by stock class rather than common name (although I refer to them by those in general conversation)

yes that's true  and the hondekop  is not in use anymore by the NS in 1996 the last trains set out of service.

but at the moment NS have the MAT64  in service almost the same butt are not called the hondekop.

mat64 is my favourite.

greetings

Well it can It's still a train I just didn't list all the subway/commuter rail stock on mine because 1) There's probably way too many and 2) I don't know the stock details of all of them

~~Work-In-Progress~~

I shall begin by stating the following:
 
This list will probably have gaps, for I have been on even more trains than I can remember and I have not got them all recorded even then. I am also only including trains operated by companies operating on a day-to-day basis - so this excludes 'special trains' (steam train rides, railtours...etc).


 
United Kingdom:
 

Arriva Trains Wales
c2c
Chiltern Railways
CrossCountry
East Coast
East Midlands Trains
First Capital Connect
First Great Western
First Hull Trains
First ScotRail
First TransPennine Express
Grand Central
Heathrow Connect
Heathrow Express
London Midland
London Overground
Merseyrail
Northern Rail
Southeastern
Southern
South West Trains
Virgin Trains
Eurostar
Caledonian Sleeper
Gatwick Express
Island Line Trains
Stansted Express
GNER
Virgin CrossCountry
Wrexham & Shropshire
Central Trains
ScotRail
Wales and Borders
Wessex Trains
Connex South Central
Connex South Eastern
Island Line
Silverlink
Thameslink
Thames Trains
WAGN
 
 
Diesel-multiple units:
Class 142
Class 143
Class 144
Class 150
Class 153
Class 155
Class 156
Class 158
Class 159
Class 165
Class 166
Class 168
Class 170
Class 172
Class 175
Class 180
Class 185

Diesel-electric units:
Class 220
Class 221
Class 222
 

Electric-multiple units:
Class 313
Class 314
Class 315
Class 317
Class 319
Class 320
Class 321
Class 322
Class 323
Class 332
Class 333
Class 334
Class 350
Class 357
Class 360
Class 375
Class 376
Class 377
Class 378
 
 
Class 373
Class 390
Class 395
 
Class 411
Class 442
Class 444
Class 450
Class 455
Class 456
Class 465
Class 466
Class 483
Class 507
Class 508

Australia:

NSW TrainLink XPT

NSW TrainLink Xplorer

NSW TrainLink V Set

NSW TrainLink Endeavour Railcar

NSW TrainLink Hunter Railcar

Sydney Trains L,R,S Set

Sydney Trains C Set

Sydney Trains K Set

Sydney Trains T, G Set (Tangara)

Sydney Trains M Set (Millenium)

Sydney Trains A Set (Waratah)

NSW TrainLink/Sydney Trains H Set (OSCAR)

Zig Zag Railway QR DD17

Kuranda Scenic Railway

Hong Kong:

MTR C Stock (CNR Changchun EMU)

MTR A Stock (Adtranz-CAF EMU)

MTR K Stock (Rotem-EMU)

MTR M Stock [Metro Cammell EMU (AC)]

MTR M Stock [Metro Cammell EMU (DC)]

MTR (formerly KCR) EMU SP1900

MTR (formerly KCR) EMU SP1950

Japan:

JR East E231 Series

JR East E233 Series

Odakyu 50000 Romancecar VSE

Odakyu 5000 Series

Hakone Tozan Cable Car

Hakone Tozan Railway 1000 Series

Taiwan:

Taipei Metro C341

Taipei Metro C371

Nice lists going here seems a lot of us have been on BR stock

I'm kinda doubting if it was the ETR 610 as from my understanding those are only used on the Cisalpino services from Zurich HB - Milano Centrale (jointly operated by SBB-CFF-FFS and Trenitalia) because they have different traction motors in order to be able to support the Swiss, German and Italian electrification/signalling system, but who knows they might have swapped it in.

It was. I checked it to be sure, and it showed up on a screen in the train car.

SBS Transit and SMRT Trains

Taipei Trains (idk their company name)

I took the RTD light rail from Boulder to my house. It was pretty cool. 

I've been on the following:

Class 465 Networker Southeastern

Class 375 Southeastern

Class 376 Southeastern

Class 377 Electrostar Southeastern

Class 373 Eurostar from St Pancras International - Gare Du Nord in Paris.

Then on return leg 4 days later Gare Du Nord - St Pancras International

Apart from the London Underground (which in my opinion is absolutely rubbish!) been on the eurostar from London to Paris. I must say the TGV's are brilliant! They were fast and ridiculously comfortable. Am actually looking to take my car this year to Paris using eurostar.  

the London Underground is absolutely rubbish!

You said it Come to think of it, the LUAS and DART in Dublin are far nicer

You said it Come to think of it, the LUAS and DART in Dublin are far nicer

Overcharging unreliable suckers 

Overcharging unreliable suckers 

the tube or the LUAS and DART....

the tube or the LUAS and DART....

Never been on either but I have been on a Tram in France that looks a lot like the LUAS and they are really nice. They are quiet and you can watch the scenery with space and comfort. Am pretty sure the DART won't be as bad as the tube. I feel like am in a pack of sardines in rush hour on the tube. Oh and some people, lets put this way, Smell bad  

Never been on either but I have been on a Tram in France that looks a lot like the LUAS and they are really nice. They are quiet and you can watch the scenery with space and comfort. Am pretty sure the DART won't be as bad as the tube. I feel like am in a pack of sardines in rush hour on the tube. Oh and some people, lets put this way, Smell bad  

Well only once have I been on the DART when it was packed but then again I do live 240km from Dublin (according to TJibbey just 20 minutes ago) but it's generally quite nice.  The LUAS is better though

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Actually I'll take back what I said about the Tube. Imagine going to work like this 

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Actually I'll take back what I said about the Tube. Imagine going to work like this 

Oh my... wow. I'm just waiting for it to fall over...

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Actually I'll take back what I said about the Tube. Imagine going to work like this 

Looks like a party to me

Looks like a party to me