25 Train Coloring Pages
Ever notice how trains just stick in your mind? That steady rumble of wheels, clouds of steam against cold skies, and the way they charge through open fields like they’ve got the world’s most important delivery. Been that way since we were kids, watching from car windows or counting rail cars from the backyard.
Now these coloring pages bring back that magic, whether it’s the Polar Express gliding through winter nights, a tough diesel engine hauling cargo, or an old steam train puffing down the tracks.
Every page here’s got a story to tell – from snow-covered mountain passes to quiet country stations. What comes next? That’s up to you and your crayons.
Got pages for everyone here, from first-time coloring conductors to detail-loving rail fans.
How to Download and Print
Getting these pages from screen to paper’s pretty straightforward:
- Browse through and find one that catches your eye
- Hit either Print or Download (Download saves the picture straight to your computer)
- If you go with Print, it’ll open in a new window – just hit Save (or Ctrl+S) to keep it
- Want to print? Regular printer paper works fine – just press Ctrl+P or click the printer icon
- Then grab whatever you like to color with and make it your own
Feel free to use these pages however you want – at home, in school, or just when you need a quiet moment with some colors and creativity.
Easy Train Coloring Pages
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For younger kids or beginners |
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Themes |
Christmas trains, Polar Express train, steam train fun, simple scenes, friendly characters. |
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Free |
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Printable format |
A4 (PDF) |
Christmas Train Chugging Into a Tunnel
The old Christmas train heads right for the dark tunnel, puffing white steam into the frosty air. Maybe Santa’s got some presents stashed inside.
Christmas Train in a Winter Wonderland
Snow’s falling thick around the Christmas train as it pushes through the drifts. Looks like something straight off a holiday card.
Christmas Train Among the Pines
This Christmas train’s chugging between snow-covered pine trees on a cold winter night. The engine’s headlight makes the snow sparkle like glitter.
Polar Express Train on Icy Tracks
The Polar Express cuts through the Arctic night like it owns the place.
Steam rises up while warm light spills from the windows.
Polar Express Train Near a Cozy Cabin
The big Polar Express stopped by a tiny log cabin in the snow. Smoke’s rising from both the train and cabin chimney.
Polar Express Train Under the Aurora
The northern lights paint the sky while the Polar Express rolls through the night. Must be quite a view for the kids inside.
Friendly Steam Train with Kids Aboard
This steam engine’s got the biggest smile you’ve ever seen on a train. The kids inside look just as happy as their ride.
Steam Train Over the
Bridge
The steam train’s inching across an old iron bridge. Better not look down from up there.
Medium Train Coloring Pages
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For older kids or casual colorers |
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Classic train stations, countryside diesel trains, Polar Express train stops, seasonal and natural backdrops. |
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Free or paid: |
Free |
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Printable format |
A4 (PDF) |
Christmas Train Arrives at Village Market
The Christmas train whistles to a stop by the crowded village stalls.
You can smell fresh bread and pine needles in the air.
Christmas Train in a
Snowy Park
A Christmas train makes tracks through the empty park benches and street lamps. Everything’s quiet except for the soft chug of the engine.
Diesel Train Waiting
at the Station
The diesel train’s resting at platform three, its engine ticking as it cools. Passengers mill around with their suitcases and coffee cups.
Diesel Train Through Rolling Fields
The diesel train cuts through tracks on countryside like a knife through butter. Farm kids wave from their fence posts as it passes.
Diesel Train on a
High Bridge
The diesel train inches across the steel bridge, way up in the clouds. The valley below looks tiny as a postcard.
Polar Express Train at the Town Square
The Polar Express steams into town past strings of Christmas lights. Kids in pajamas crowd the platform, tickets clutched tight.
Polar Express Train Over Icy Waters
The Polar Express reflects perfectly in the frozen lake below. The moon’s so bright you can see for miles across the ice.
Steam Train Ready
to Depart
This steam train is warming up and about to go full throttle. Smells like coal and adventure.
Steam Train Rolling Through Fields
Golden grass, blue skies, and one hard-working steam train. You can almost hear the whistle echo.
Train Engine Hiding in Forest Tunnel
This train engine peeks out from a shadowy forest tunnel. You never know what’s on the other side.
Train Engine Crossing the Hot Sands
Blazing sun, dry tracks, and one tough train engine powering through. Thirsty just looking at it.
Train Engine by the
Ocean Edge
A brave train engine rolls close to crashing waves.
Hope it doesn’t get sea legs.
Advanced Train Coloring Pages
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For teens or detailed coloring fans |
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Industrial diesel trains, vintage steam trains, train engine architecture, historical cityscapes, technical elements. |
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Free |
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Printable format |
A4 (PDF) |
Diesel Train Weaving Through the City
This diesel train’s all business, navigating a maze of buildings. Hope it’s not stuck in traffic like the rest of us.
Diesel Train in a
Busy Rail Yard
Pipes, cranes, and tracks everywhere – this diesel train’s in its element. Not the prettiest place, but definitely the toughest.
Train Engine in Old Victorian Streets
Gaslights, bricks, and a proud train engine puffing through time. It’s got serious steampunk vibes.
Train Engine Resting in the Roundhouse
Tucked in for maintenance, this train engine’s taking a break. Every hero needs a pit stop.
Vintage Steam Train in the City
Smoke, steel, and style – this vintage steam train owns the streets. Feels like stepping into an old photo.
Some Fun Ideas and Extras
Got your colors ready? Here’s some cool stuff you can try with your train pages:
- Build a train story: Stick your colored pages in a notebook and write what happens in each scene. Maybe that Christmas train’s carrying secret presents?
- Draw a train route: Grab a blank map and plot where your train’s been. Through the mountains? Past your hometown?
- Learn while coloring: These pages are great for talking about how trains work. Ever wondered why steam trains need water stops?
Some train facts that might surprise you:
- Britain’s “InterCity 125” diesel train could go as fast as a small airplane – 125 mph flat out [1]
- Back in the day, folks living near train tracks got so used to steam whistles, they’d sleep right through the noise
- Old train stations had giant turntables called “roundhouses [2]” because those early engines couldn’t back up
Missing something you’d like to color? Drop us a note – we’re always adding new train pictures based on what folks ask for.
Show Off Your Work!
Got a finished masterpiece? Send it our way at ColorWee! Whether you went classic with your steam train or added sparkles to your Polar Express, we’d love to see what you created.
We’re still working on this collection, but the train’s definitely rolling. Can’t wait to see what you come up with.
References
- https://www.britannica.com/technology/High-Speed-Train-British-passenger-train
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railway_roundhouse
