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.
9. Vintage cars
These 1980s cars were delivered to the Longstone street and placed in the drives of homes there, with residents moving their vehicles to a nearby street. | National World Photo: Kevin Quinn
10. Disaster zone
As well as the vintage vehicles, gravel was scattered across the street, presumably to recreate Lockerbie after the disaster struck the town in 1988. | National World Photo: Kevin Quinn
11. Gravel
On Thursday, after the two days of filming had taken place, the road was re-opened and the clean-up began. | National World Photo: Kevin Quinn
12. Christmas decorations
The film crew placed Christmas decorations in the windows of homes on the Longstone street. | National World Photo: Kevin Quinn