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Train Clipart & SVG: 30 Vintage Designs with Steam Locomotives, Streamliners, Freight Cars, Silhouettes and 3 Sayings, plus 5 Cutout Panels
Thirty old-fashioned trains painted with heavy shading and fine highlights in deep green, black, red and brass, so they look like an engraved print rather than flat clipart. Alongside seven steam engines there are a streamliner, a metro car, an electric engine and a tram, five solid silhouettes with matching cutout panels, and three sayings including TRAIN MOM.
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Old engraved prints are the model for this train clipart. Every engine is shaded panel by panel, with brass domes that catch the light, red spoked wheels and dark boilers picked out in thin gold lines, so even a small sticker-sized engine reads as a detailed vintage picture. The palette is deep bottle green and black with brick red and brass throughout.
Seven steam engines, each a different build
01 is an American-style engine with a tall flared funnel, a big headlamp and a red cab. 02 is a compact saddle-tank engine, 03 a single-driver engine with one large driving wheel, and 04 a red mountain engine. 05 is a long freight engine with a row of driving wheels, 06 a green streamlined steam engine with a smooth casing, and 07 faces you head-on behind its brass lamp.
Later passenger trains
08 is a sleek streamliner with a cream stripe, 09 the flat front of a red metro car, 10 an electric engine with its pantograph raised and 11 an old city tram with a trolley pole on the roof. They keep the same shading and colors, so they sit beside the steam engines in one layout without looking out of place.
Silhouettes and cutout panels
15 to 19 are solid green silhouettes of the American engine, a tank engine, the streamlined engine, the engine front and the tram, with fine line detail. Each one also comes as a cutout panel, a rounded frame with the train shape removed, so cutting the panel leaves a train-shaped window in a single sheet. The guide’s starting point is 10 inches wide on 1/8 inch stock with bridges of at least 0.12 inch.
Freight cars, station and the small trains
12 to 14 are a red wooden boxcar, a black tank wagon and a red hopper. The railway pieces are a short length of wooden-tie track, a semaphore signal, a brick country station with a clock in the gable and a crossing signal with two red lamps. 24 to 27 are rounder little engines, one puffing a white cloud, one seen from the front, one pulling a car with a big red heart and one dressed in red, white and green bunting with a star on the cab.
Three sayings and the single-color files
ALL ABOARD, CHOO CHOO and TRAIN MOM are set in green and red capitals over a short brass track line. In the single-color version each design turns into one dark green shape, with wheels and windows left as holes and the engraving detail simplified for cutting. The DXF files cover only the single-color designs and the panels, and open in millimeters about 254 mm wide; resize them after importing. For printing, the guide starts at 10 to 11 inches wide for an adult shirt, 7 to 8 inches for a child’s and 3 to 4 inches for stickers.
Questions
- What are the cutout panels?
- Each panel is a rounded rectangle with one of the five silhouettes (15–19) cut out of the middle as negative space, so the outer frame stays in one piece. The guide suggests starting about 10 inches wide on 1/8 inch (3 mm) stock and keeping bridges at least 0.12 inch (3 mm). They are flat panels, not a 3D model kit.
- Why are the file names not numbered?
- The files are named for the design, such as heritage-tram or heart-cargo. Design-Index.txt lists all 30 in order, so you can match a number from the preview images to its file.
