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I should practice more on buildings, now that I think about it

Arnhem, a Dutch city, recently opened their brand new station building, which has a pretty interesting shape !
I made this drawing for a contest ProRail (the Dutch company that takes care of the railways) is hosting where you can win either a station clock or one of those dynamic signs which show you which train is leaving when. They all don't work anymore though, but it would be great to have something like that Sadly I probably will have to settle with only the clock, as those signs are huge and I don't think I'll be able to put it somewhere temporary

What's also pretty special about this city is that this city is the only one in the Benelux that still has trolleybuses. trolleybuses are buses that use overhead cables, just like trams. In Ghent here in Belgium, we also used to have buses like these, but they stopped those services in 2009. There were also trolleybuses in Antwerp, Brussels and Liege, but they stopped way sooner.

Maybe if I feel like it, I can make this some kind of series, where I draw other famous or "oddly shaped" train stations

Also I think that bus is going the wrong way, woops

Picture this drawing was based of:

Description
I should practice more on buildings, now that I think about it

Arnhem, a Dutch city, recently opened their brand new station building, which has a pretty interesting shape !
I made this drawing for a contest ProRail (the Dutch company that takes care of the railways) is hosting where you can win either a station clock or one of those dynamic signs which show you which train is leaving when. They all don't work anymore though, but it would be great to have something like that Sadly I probably will have to settle with only the clock, as those signs are huge and I don't think I'll be able to put it somewhere temporary

What's also pretty special about this city is that this city is the only one in the Benelux that still has trolleybuses. trolleybuses are buses that use overhead cables, just like trams. In Ghent here in Belgium, we also used to have buses like these, but they stopped those services in 2009. There were also trolleybuses in Antwerp, Brussels and Liege, but they stopped way sooner.

Maybe if I feel like it, I can make this some kind of series, where I draw other famous or "oddly shaped" train stations

Also I think that bus is going the wrong way, woops

Picture this drawing was based of: