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Class 37
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This video captures railway scenes from April 2002, featuring multiple Class 37 diesel locomotives including 37109, 37065, 37063, and others, along with a Class 50 and Class 20. The footage begins at Battledown Flyover and includes movements related to the Mid-Hants Diesel Gala event. Locations mentioned include Alresford, Brighton, Guildford, and Ropley. The audio includes extended recordings of the locomotives in operation.
This video features a variety of British Railways and Direct Rail Services locomotives, including Class 37, 57, 66, and 68 units, operating around Birmingham. The footage includes scenes from Hampton in Arden, Water Orton, and Penkridge, capturing multiple locomotives and train formations. Notable units include 37069, 37716, 57002, 57003, and 66431. The video provides a glimpse into the operations of these historic rail assets during August 2021.
This video features a compilation of English Electric Class 37 diesel locomotives filmed in 2017. It includes footage of several locomotives, including 37007, 37009, 37025, 37063, 37069, 37083, 37251, 37259, 37409, and 37602. The clips are taken from locations such as Heworth, Kingswear, Loughborough, and Newcastle. Operators associated with the footage include BR - Sectors, British Railways, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Europhoenix, and West Midlands Trains. Headcodes are not included in this record.
This video shows a pair of Direct Rail Services (DRS) Class 37 diesel locomotives, numbered 37069 and 37611, operating at Tonbridge. They are depicted working an unusual service with a single PFA wagon, likely transporting low-level nuclear waste, on the route from Crewe to Dungeness. The train is identified by headcode 6O62. The footage captures the locomotives powering through the area, suggesting a notable operational task for the day.
It includes freight trains, locomotive-hauled services, diesel multiple units (DMUs), and Sprinters. The footage concludes with evening rush hour services at Glasgow Queen Street, showing High Speed Trains (HSTs), Class 47 locomotives, and other DMUs. The video provides a nostalgic look at past railway operations in these locations.
This video captures rail traffic in and around Stirling and Perth during 1989, featuring a mix of diesel multiple units (DMUs) and locomotive-hauled trains. Trains include those operated by British Rail and Scot Rail, with some hauled by Class 47 locomotives and others using push-pull configurations. The footage also includes freight services led by Class 37 locomotives and highlights the now-removed semaphore signals at Stirling. The video provides a nostalgic look at railway operations from that era.
A video captures the movement of multiple British Rail Class 37 diesel locomotives, including units numbered 37059 and 37069, associated with the "Heart of Wales Wanderer" tour. The footage features operations on routes connecting Eastleigh, Oxford, and Shrewsbury. The operator involved is Direct Rail Services (DRS). While specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata, the video provides insight into railway activity during a touring event in early 2018.
This video shows a light engine operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS), featuring locomotives 37069 and 37259, with headcode 0Z98. The footage was captured at Patchway, with additional references to Eastleigh and Crewe. The record includes details of the involved stock, operator, locations, and headcode.
A video shows DRS Tractors 37069 and 37259 passing through Kings Norton station while operating on a service between Gloucester and Carlisle. The headcode for the service is listed as 1Z97. No further details about the journey or additional railway assets are included in the record.
This video captures train activity at Nuneaton, featuring a variety of locomotives including Class 37, 88, and 390 units. The footage includes stock from Direct Rail Services (DRS), GBRf, and Virgin Trains. Additional locations mentioned are Alstom. The record does not include headcode information.
This video features a variety of railway stock captured at Tamworth and Nuneaton stations. It includes footage of Class 37, 66, 70, 90, and 97 locomotives, with specific units such as 37063, 66019, 66024, 66034, 66047, 66119, 70811, 90039, and 97304. The footage also includes a light engine operating on the Crewe - Toton route. Operators mentioned include Direct Rail Services (DRS) and others, with headcode 6Z96 noted in the description.
A train comprising locomotives 37069 and 37609, along with barrier coaches 9428 and 9414, is shown operating on the route between Devonport Royal Dockyard and Crewe Coal Sidings. The service is identified by headcode 5Z40. The footage captures the train at Lockleaze, Bristol, with details of the journey and conditions described in the video description.
This video features footage from a Direct Rail Services (DRS) open day at Crewe in 2012. It includes appearances by several Class 20 and Class 37 locomotives, including units numbered 20303, 20305, 37010, 37038, 37063, 37069, 37194, 37201, 37261, and 37425. The video also references a train with headcode 47734/703 from 2002, though this may not be directly visible in the footage. Additional locations mentioned include Paignton. Some metadata fields are incomplete, particularly regarding headcodes.
A rail tour operated by Pathfinder Tours features locomotives 37608 and 37069 at Wolverhampton as part of the Easter Chieftain service. The journey is described as a four-day tour starting from Exeter St. Davids and heading towards Dumbarton Central. Other Class 37 locomotives, including 37063, 37089, and 37606, are also mentioned in the metadata. The video includes footage of the train at Wolverhampton and references Dumbarton Central as a destination. No headcodes are provided in the available data.