Waterloo and City Line, Bank Station, London underground tube trains

The trains are 1992 stock.
This Waterloo and City Line station is fascinating for many reasons.
The drivers have to get out when they arrive at the station and walk down the platform to drive it the other way out of the station.
It also goes to just one other station.
The platform is down a long tunnel away from the rest of Bank station so has another special feel.

[@harryelliott4310]

Waterloo & City Line 1992 Tube Stock

[@LondonUndergroundTubetrains]

Good point, I'll add that to the description, thank you!

[@LondonUndergroundTubetrains]

@Gerry McNally are you saying that I am a bot?
If so, Please ask me a London underground tube question that comes from real experience of the tube and that a bot wouldn't know?
Eg. what a certain experience is like at the ticket barriers.

[@levigaming-1]

This was the only line that was closed for a year and it’s known as the drain and it’s also uses the same locos as central line

[@leeroberts1192]

Going from the Waterloo & City to the DLR there used to be an old TBM cutter head embedded in the wall, is that still there?

[@LondonUndergroundTubetrains]

Wow, I don't know but I'd love to know if anybody else in this community knows?
Do you know which part of the platform you can see it from?

[@leeroberts1192]

@@LondonUndergroundTubetrains iirc it's in the ped tunnel somewhere between the Waterloo & City and DLR platforms, think the tunnel had a curved roof

[@LondonUndergroundTubetrains]

@@leeroberts1192 I remember that tunnel and will definitely have a look if I go there again!

[@aestheticboy6157]

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