1990s Railroad Worker with Remote Control
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A track and yard worker standing with head bowed over a two-handed control box slung at the waist, thumbs on the levers. The box has toggle switches, coloured indicator buttons and a coiled cable running down to his belt, which is exactly how remote-control locomotive and machine operation looks on the ground.
He wears a yellow hard hat, a zip-front high-visibility vest over a heavy denim work jacket with a collared shirt underneath, loose work jeans and scuffed leather work boots. The vest sits proud of the jacket with its own zipper and seams, and the sleeves and trouser legs carry deep working creases.
Built for a modern-era rail scene: a classification yard, an industrial spur, a maintenance-of-way work site or a loading dock. He also reads as a general construction or crane operator on a 1990s building site, and pairs with switchers, ballast regulators and track machines.