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How to Draw a Bullet Train – Step-by-Step Train Drawing for Kids

Streamlined shapes and incredible speed make this bullet train drawing activity an exciting choice for young artists who love modern transport. The easy step-by-step images guide children through each stage, helping them create a sleek high-speed train with confidence. A printable PDF worksheet is included for extra practice, allowing children to strengthen observation skills, fine motor control, and drawing confidence. Children who love modern transit can also learn how to draw metro station with our step by step drawing guides. It’s a fun way to combine creativity with an interest in engineering, railways, and innovative transportation.

 


Race into the future with Monkey Pen and learn how to draw a bullet train step by step using smooth curves and sleek shapes.

Step 1: First draw a small oval for the front nose of the train.

Step 2: From the right side of the oval, extend a short, curved line above.

Step 3: Continue the curve to the top and then travel below to make the train’s body.

Step 4: Sketch a long, curved line below the oval for the lower bodyline of the train.

Step 5: On the top, make a curved part for the front windscreen.

Step 6: Draw a vertical line at the back for the end of the first block in the train.

Step 7: Within the windscreen area, draw a rounded rectangle.

Step 8: Draw the outer borders of the rectangle for its frame.

Step 9: On the lower part of the train, draw a long horizontal line alongside.

Step 10: Draw a sloping line from the nose to the upper body line.

Step 11: Then draw a long, curved line towards the middle part of the body for the stripes.

Step 12: Underneath, make one more line for the stripe to look thicker.

Step 13: Draw a curved line that splits the nose into two sections.

Step 14: Alongside the lower edge of the train, make several sections by drawing vertical lines.

Step 15: Behind the front section, add the next train carriage.

Step 16: Draw horizontal lines and a vertical line to make another carriage.

Step 17: Add the upper and lower body lines and stripes in the first carriage.

Step 18: In the second carriage, include the stripes and the bodyline.

Step 19: On the front, add a narrow oval with two circles inside for the headlights.

Step 20: Don’t forget to draw a rectangular door on the side. Inside the door, show the small glass portion.

Step 21: Add a row of small windows behind the door.

Step 22: Make windows in the first and second carriages too.

Step 23: Form thick, dark stripes on the front window screen.

Step 24: Create long, evenly spaced railway lines under the train.

Step 25: Make the tracks thicker by drawing one more line beside.

Step 26: Create short, equally spaced sleepers across the tracks.

Step 27: A sleek bullet train drawing is over.



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