Sillqx

Sillqx frames the view from one numbered train seat. You set a rubber window gasket and a brass plaque, then place the photograph taken from that glass. The bottom lip of the gasket is thicker on purpose. Cars Cars is the seat window you are photographing, not a landscape album. Each ticket holds a service name, a seat plaque, and boarding. Tap the glass to put a shot in the frame, then stamp when along the ride it was taken. The strip under the window is gasket bevels — thickness and dew — not a second ticket switcher. Seats Seats is the ticket dock, not a coach map. Next boarding sits on the sill. Other tickets sit in the pocket. Pin a ticket to keep it on top. An empty gasket is a placeholder: tap it to open Cars and photograph that seat. Compare photos of this seat only looks at shots that share the same service and plaque. Optional extras Saving the framed window is free. Spend…