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165004
Class 165
Videos featuring 165004
This video features train spotting at High Wycombe, capturing services operated by Chiltern Railways. The footage includes multiple Class 165 diesel multiple units, though specific operator details for individual trains are not provided. Additional locations mentioned include Bargoed, Combe, and Par, though the latter two may relate to future content. No headcodes are recorded in the metadata.
This video features train spotting at Princes Risborough, capturing services operated by Chiltern Railways. The footage includes multiple Class 165 and one Class 168 diesel multiple units. No headcodes are provided in the record.
This video captures behind-the-scenes footage from a train spotting trip to Aylesbury and surrounding areas, including Princes Risborough, Saunderton, and High Wycombe. It features services operated by Chiltern Railways and Great Western Railway. Several rolling stock units are identified, though operators are not specified for individual vehicles. The video also mentions locations such as Bath Spa, London Marylebone, and Wendover, with the next planned trip set to take place in Selby.
The video captures a Chiltern Railways train consisting of Class 68 locomotive 68010 and MK3 DVT 82309 at Marylebone Station, alongside several Class 165 and Class 168 units. The footage includes multiple trains passing through the station, with specific units identified in the audio transcription. Other locations mentioned include Aylesbury, Ore, Oxford, and Ruislip, though these may not be directly visible in the video. The presence of MK3 DVTs highlights a transition phase in Chiltern's fleet as they replace older stock.
Trains include Chiltern Railways Class 165 and 166 units, Mk3 DVTs, and other rolling stock. The footage shows services operating in Buckinghamshire during peak times, with trains heading to locations such as Aylesbury, Banbury, Birmingham, London Marylebone, and Doncaster. Headcodes identified include 1F32, 1R21, 4L03, and 5M00.
It features services operated by Chiltern Railways, including Class 165 and Class 168 units, as well as freight services from GBRF and DCRail, involving Class 66 and Class 60 locomotives. Additional locations mentioned include Aylesbury, High Wycombe, London Marylebone, Birmingham Snow Hill, and Doncaster. Headcodes such as 1G19, 1H28, and 1R17 are noted, indicating various services passing through the area.
This video explores the new Mk5a trains introduced by Chiltern Railway, which are being used to replace older Mk3 units on services between London and Birmingham. The footage includes views of these trains at various locations across the route, including Birmingham Moor Street, Stratford-upon-Avon, and Princes Risborough. Several train stock numbers, operators, and headcodes are identified in the metadata, indicating the variety of services captured. The content highlights the transition to newer rolling stock and its potential impact on Chiltern's operations.
This video captures train spotting activity at Sudbury & Harrow Road, featuring services operated by Chiltern Railways. The footage includes trains such as the Class 68, Class 165, and Class 168. Specific locations mentioned are Sudbury & Harrow Road and Sudbury. While some stock details are identified, headcode information is not available in the current record.
This video features train spotting at Wembley Stadium, focusing on services operated by Chiltern Railways. The footage includes several Class 165 and one Class 168 trains. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video features train spotting at Sudbury Hill Harrow, capturing services operated by Chiltern Railways. Trains seen include Class 68, Class 165, and Class 465 units. The footage also includes a mention of the Severn Beach Line, though no trains from that route are shown. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video features train spotting activity at London Marylebone, focusing on services operated by Chiltern Railways. The footage includes trains of Class 68, Class 165, and Class 168. Specific stock numbers identified in the video are 165004, 165032, 168003, and 68022. No headcodes were recorded in this footage.
This video captures train activity at Marylebone and Oxford, featuring multiple Class 165 diesel units. The footage includes trains operated by Chiltern Railways and Southeastern. While specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata, the presence of several stock numbers suggests a variety of services passing through these locations. The recording provides a visual overview of train movements without additional contextual details.
This video captures railway scenes from Acton Main Line in early 1992, featuring a variety of locomotives and rolling stock. It includes British Rail Class 37, 47, and 60 locomotives working on freight services, as well as HSTs and DMUs on passenger services. The footage highlights the presence of Network South East and Intercity operations, with specific attention to a green Class 47 locomotive on an engineers' working. The record includes details about stock types and operators but lacks headcode information.
This video features a collection of railway footage from various locations including Banbury, Cricklewood, Felixstowe, Hamstead, Oxford, and Sutton. It includes stock numbers such as 165004, 165026, 165101, 456012, 66148, 66767, and 68008. Operators associated with the content include Caledonian Sleeper, Chiltern Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, GWR, and Network Rail. Headcodes identified in the footage are 4M61, 6M22, and 6V27.
This video features trains at London Marylebone, with a focus on waiting for the 16.30 service. It includes footage of several railway vehicles, including classes 165 and 168, as well as a class 67. The West Somerset Railway is also mentioned in relation to the content. No operator or headcode information is provided in the metadata.