Gray train car displays French regional shields and flowers.
A view of part of a gray train car that has a slanted wood stripe banner and several small shield-shaped plaques under and above it. The stripe across the train car is blue on the top with white and red on the bottom, with the words "TRAIN DE LA" visible. On the top right is a "CHAMPAGNE" shield with a white stripe across blue. Below the striped sign are five more shields. They are going across diagonally and down to the right. The first one is the "NAVARRE" shield, which is red with gold chain links and a green stone. The next is the "SAINTONGE" shield, which is blue with a white pope hat and three fleur-de-lis. After that is the "ARTOIS" shield, which is blue with several gold fleur-de-lis in a pattern. The next one is the "GASCOGNE" shield, which has two wheat stacks and two white lions in a crossed pattern. The final shield is the "AUVERGNE" shield, which is gold with a three-drop red banner on it. On the bottom left of the train car is a small picture of blue, white, and red flowers on a gray background. In the middle of the train car, there is a lock on the sliding door. A black-and-white war picture is visible in the background to the left, covering the wall. Light is shining on the front of the train car.