A quiet Edinburgh street was transformed this week as part of filming for a new TV drama about the Lockerbie disaster in 1988.
The new television show has a working title of 'Flight 103' and is being made for American TV channel NBC, by UK company Carnival Productions alongside Sky Studios.
Filming took place at Peatville Terrace on Tuesday and Wednesday this week, with a clear-up operation taking place on Thursday morning. Locals gathered at the perimeter at the end of the Longstone street during the two-day shoot in the hope of seeing filming taking place.
The five-part TV drama series will follow the story of Jim and Jane Swire, who lost their daughter Flora in the 1988 tragedy which devastated the Dumfries & Galloway town.

5. Christmas come early
As part of the transformation of the street, the film crew placed Christmas decorations in the front windows of homes and in gardens, to make it look like Christmas 1988 in Lockerbie. | National World Photo: Kevin Quinn

6. Street name change
The Longstone street was given a different name for the two days of filming, with Peatville Terrace in Edinburgh becoming Sherwood Crescent in Lockerbie. | National World Photo: Kevin Quinn

7. Lights, camera, action!
More lights were brought along to allow filming to take place at night at the Longstone street. | National World Photo: Kevin Quinn

8. Car delivery
One of the many vintage cars delivered to Peatville Terrace for filming, which were parked in drives to make it look like 1988. | National World Photo: Kevin Quinn