Find below some pictures of Polish cars that can be seen in The Netherlands. These cars are used in train EuroNight 446/447 to/from Amsterdam Centraal station.
Two cars that are standard in the train are the types Bmnopuvz and WLAB10mnouz. During some periods two sleeping cars are used in the train.
PL-PKP 61 51 28-90 001-1 Bmnopuvz
PL-PKP 61 51 70-90 005-9 WLAB10mnouz 1251
Cars in the PKP Intercity livery are quit exceptional in this train. You must be lucky to see them.
PL-PKPIC 61 51 19-90 011-1 Admnu 1251
PL-PKPIC 61 51 19-90 011-1 Admnu 1251
Two pictures that can be a bit confusing. The first shows a restaurant car of the DB that looks like a Polish car. It must be the livery of Jan Kiepura that confuses. This car drove in CityNightLine train numbered CNL 318.
The second picture shows a Russian restaurant car that is formally Polish. This car was used only once in the train as admission for the maximum speed of 200 km/h.
WRkmz858.1 73 80 88-90 917-6
PL-PKPIC 61 51 88-90 002-6 WRmnouz 1251
Hope you like the pictures.
Best regards,
Martijn Haman
http://www.martijnhaman.nl/
[As I do not speak Polish this post is in English. I hope you all will able to understand the text.]
Two cars that are standard in the train are the types Bmnopuvz and WLAB10mnouz. During some periods two sleeping cars are used in the train.

PL-PKP 61 51 28-90 001-1 Bmnopuvz

PL-PKP 61 51 70-90 005-9 WLAB10mnouz 1251
Cars in the PKP Intercity livery are quit exceptional in this train. You must be lucky to see them.

PL-PKPIC 61 51 19-90 011-1 Admnu 1251

PL-PKPIC 61 51 19-90 011-1 Admnu 1251
Two pictures that can be a bit confusing. The first shows a restaurant car of the DB that looks like a Polish car. It must be the livery of Jan Kiepura that confuses. This car drove in CityNightLine train numbered CNL 318.
The second picture shows a Russian restaurant car that is formally Polish. This car was used only once in the train as admission for the maximum speed of 200 km/h.

WRkmz858.1 73 80 88-90 917-6

PL-PKPIC 61 51 88-90 002-6 WRmnouz 1251
Hope you like the pictures.
Best regards,
Martijn Haman
http://www.martijnhaman.nl/
[As I do not speak Polish this post is in English. I hope you all will able to understand the text.]