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158703

Class 158

Videos featuring 158703

Trains at Newtonmore
The Transport Hub
Trains at Newtonmore
This video presents a remastered collection of archive footage capturing British Railways operations in Scotland between 1992 and 1996. It features locations including Perth, Blair Atholl, Dingwall, Kingussie, Gleneagles, and Fort William, with multiple units such as classes 150 and 158, and diesel locomotives from classes 26 and 37 appearing in the footage. The material includes scenes from various stations and junctions across Scotland during this period.
Alfreton railway station
Trainspotting explorer U.K.
Alfreton railway station
This video features railway stock including classes 158 and 195, with operators such as DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, Intercity, and Northern identified. The footage is associated with locations in Alfreton and Leeds. No headcodes were detected in the metadata.
This video captures rail activity in Scotland during the summer of 1995, featuring Scotrail services at Inverkeithing, Cowdenbeath, and Perth. It includes footage of slam-door Class 117 DMUs, a Class 158 Sprinter Express, and a Class 37 locomotive working on a ballast train. The operators involved include British Railways, Scot Rail, Intercity, Rail Express Systems, and Transpennine. The record lacks headcode information but includes details of the stock, locations, and operators present in the footage.
This video captures train spotting activities at Barnetby station in December 2023, featuring several locomotives and diesel multiple units. Among the stock identified are Class 66 locomotives and Class 158 and 185 diesel units. The footage includes trains operated by various companies such as DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, EWS, GBRF, Transpennine, and British Railways. Additional locations mentioned include Airport, Cleethorpes, Kingsbury, Leicester, Ore, and Scunthorpe. Headcodes observed during the session include 1B80, 2L67, 6E54, and 6F54.
Train Spotting at Inverness
Weston Train Spotter
Train Spotting at Inverness
This video features train spotting activities in Inverness, capturing services operated by ScotRail and Caledonian Sleeper. It includes trains from the Class 158 and Class 170 stock. The footage also shows locations such as Dunblane, Euston, Kingussie, Perth, and Southall, though no headcodes are recorded in the metadata.
This video provides a passenger's experience aboard an MK 5 Sleeper train during a journey to Scotland. The viewer comments on the differences between older MK 3 Sleepers and the newer MK 5 models, noting both improvements such as en-suite facilities in Club Class and issues like poor ride quality and faulty bogies. Several locations including Edinburgh Waverley, London Euston, and Kyle of Lochalsh are mentioned, along with multiple stock numbers, operators, and headcodes associated with the journey.
This video features railway scenes from Scotland in the 1990s, including the arrival and departure of several trains at Pitlochry, Keith, and Inverurie. Among the footage is a 37-class locomotive, along with HST and other units. The clips are sourced from family holiday recordings and include semaphore signals and station signs to indicate locations.
This video features train spotting at Weston-super-Mare station, capturing services operated by Great Western Railway and Cross Country. The footage includes various trains identified by their stock numbers, with locations including Weston-super-Mare, Reading, and Hope. A headcode of 1L11 is also noted in the metadata.
This video shows a train arriving and departing Inverkeithing. The stock involved includes Class 158 units numbered 158701, 158703, and Class 68 units numbered 68006 and 68008, along with a Class 60 unit numbered 60006. The operator is identified as Scot Rail, and the headcode 2L69 is present. The locations featured are Inverkeithing and Cardenden.
This video features railway scenes from 1995, including double-headed Class 37 locomotives on Scottish services and HSTs and Class 37s operating freight. It also captures footage from South Wales, showing Class 37905 working the 6B65 service between Pontycymer and Neath Steel with new MEAs. Locations include Pitlochry, Keith, Inverurie, Neath, and Stone. The content includes mentions of Cwmfoes gates and the Fountain Crossing. Some views are noted as less visible today due to changes in the landscape and removal of semaphores.
This video captures train activity at Leeds and other locations, including Caerphilly, King George V, and Truro. A variety of rolling stock is visible, including classes 142, 158, 185, and 322. Operators associated with the footage include East Midlands Railway, First Great Western, Northern, Transpennine, and Virgin Trains. The record lacks headcode information, so specific service details are not available.
It features multiple trains, including classes 144, 158, and 185, with headcode 1I00 identified. The footage includes locations such as Caerphilly, Doncaster, King George V, Stirling, Truro, and York. Operators associated with the video include Intercity, Transport For Wales, and Virgin Trains. The record contains comprehensive metadata detailing the stock, operators, locations, and headcodes present in the video.
This video captures various trains at Kirk Sandall in the Doncaster area, featuring units from classes 142, 144, 158, 170, and 185. Among the footage are two Freightliner Class 66 locomotives, DB Schenker 60001 and GBRf 47843, seen on the sand train. The clips were recorded over a two-hour period and include multiple units from different operators. No headcodes are provided in the current record.
A rail vehicle, likely a Class 158 diesel multiple unit, is shown departing Nottingham for Leeds. The operator associated with the train is Northern Rail. The video captures the departure of the service, though specific headcode information is not available in the current record.