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345027
Class 345
Videos featuring 345027
This video features a variety of trains operating in and around Stratford, including Greater Anglia Aventra Class 720 and FLIRT Class 745/755 units, C2C Electrostar Class 357, Elizabeth Line Aventra Class 345, London Overground Mildmay Line and Weaver Line Aventra Class 710, and various London Underground and Docklands Light Railway stock. Other locations mentioned include Clapham Junction, Hope, West Hampstead, and Woolwich, though specific operational details such as headcodes are not included in the record.
This video captures various railway scenes across several locations in London and surrounding areas, including Hanwell, Acton Main Line, Ealing Broadway, Finsbury Park, Hatfield, and Newport. It features multiple train types such as Class 321, 345, 387, 91, 700, 717, and 800 units, alongside freight operations involving Class 66 and 70 diesel locomotives. The footage includes a notable scene of two retired Class 321 EMUs at Hanwell being prepared for scrapping.
A video captures GWR 7029 Clun Castle departing from Swindon, with multiple locomotives including classes 158, 345, 387, 47, and 800 visible in the background. The footage includes various operators such as Blue Pullman, British Railways, Freightliner, GWR, and Network Rail. The location is clearly identified as Swindon. No headcode information is available for this recording.
This video features footage from Dunbar Railway Station, located on the East Coast Mainline approximately 30 miles south of Edinburgh Waverley. It includes appearances by London North Eastern Railway Class 225s and Class 800 'Azuma' IETs, Cross Country Class 220/221 'Voyager' DMUs, and ScotRail Class 385 EMUs. The content captures various train types operating in the area during a visit on July 10th, 2019.