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33018

Class 33

Videos featuring 33018

A Class 390 Pendolino train operated by Avanti West Coast, numbered 390138 and named 'City of London', is shown departing from Carlisle Citadel Station. The footage captures the train leaving from Platform Four on a southbound route. Additional railway stock identified in the video includes a Class 33 unit with number 33018. The location of Newcastle is also mentioned, though no headcode information is available in the record.
This video captures railway activity in Derby, featuring locomotives such as 35018 'British India Line' arriving from Carnforth and GBRF units 69004 and 66135 heading for Kidderminster SVR. Additional stock includes various classes of locomotives identified by numbers like 153311, 170105, and 33018. The footage is part of a day-long event with movements related to the Railway 200 Alstom Derby Works Greatest Gathering press launch. Locations covered include Derby, Alstom, Carnforth, Kidderminster, and Severn Valley Railway.
This video presents a compilation of steam railtours recorded across the UK in 2024, with a focus on the South West region. It features several historic locomotives including Black 5 44871, 45407, 7029, 5043, 35028, 34046, 61306, 70000, and 60007. The footage highlights the continued presence of steam locomotives on mainline routes, with operators such as British Railways, GWR, Intercity, Locomotive Services Limited, and Railway Touring Company represented. While specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the metadata, the video offers a visual record of these railtours for enthusiasts and historians.
A steam locomotive, identified as 33018, is shown struggling with traction while departing from York. The footage captures the effort required to move under challenging conditions, with praise given to the driver's performance. The operator is noted as British Railways, and the location is clearly York. No headcode information is available in the record.
A video captures the final run of "The Scarborough Spa Express" as summer tour season concludes, featuring rare diesel traction. British Rail Class 31 31128 'Charybdis', owned by Nemesis Rail, appears on the mainline coupled with WCRC 33029 for the journey from Carnforth to York Holgate Sidings. The footage includes the pair passing through Church Fenton and later sitting in York Parcel Sidings joined with DRS Class 37 37422 'Victorious'. Southern Rebuilt Merchant Navy 35018 'British India Line' is also seen making a brief stop at York before continuing to Scarborough.
This video features a variety of railway locomotives captured during July 2019, including multiple diesel and steam engines across different classes. The footage includes trains operating at various locations such as Barnsley Interchange, Clapham Junction, Eastleigh, Felixstowe, Huddersfield, London Victoria, Marylebone, Scunthorpe, and Wolverhampton. Several headcodes are also identified in the video, indicating different services running during this period.
A rail tour event took place at Carlisle on 3rd May 2019, featuring double-headed steam locomotives including LNER Thompson B1 No. 61264 and LMS Black 5 No. 44871 arriving from Ayr. SR Merchant Navy Pacific No. 35018 'BIL' was present to take over the tour heading towards Scarborough, while the other locomotives departed for the North Yorkshire Moors Railway and Carnforth. The video captures this segment of the Great Britain XII rail tour, with additional footage planned from York.
A train carrying the headcode 1Z93 is seen passing Didcot Parkway. The vehicle involved is identified as 33018, a class 33 locomotive. The journey appears to be between London Victoria and Bristol. Operators associated with the service include Blue Pullman and British Railways.