40118

This video explores the process of naming a locomotive, focusing on GB Railfreight 66312 Nigel Harris. It details the logistical steps involved, from planning and timetabling to selecting a location for the ceremony and casting the nameplate. The content provides insight into the coordination required to successfully rename a locomotive, highlighting the challenges faced during the process.

This video captures footage from Tyseley Depot. It features several rail vehicles, including classes 170 and 196, though operator information is not specified for these units. The location is clearly identified as Tyseley. No headcodes are present in the metadata.

This video is a compilation featuring 13 Class 50 locomotives, including units such as 50002, 50007, 50008, and others. It covers footage from the last few years up to the end of 2017. Additional railway stock identified in the video includes classes 20, 31, 37, 40, and 47. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, Colas, Cross Country, Direct Rail Services (DRS), GWR, and others. Locations shown are Arley, Kidderminster, and Kidderminster Town. Headcodes present in the video include 1M85, 1Z50, and 1Z53.

A Transpennine operator Class 185 DMU, identified as 185117, is shown passing through Berwick-upon-Tweed heading towards York. Another stock item, 40118 of Class 40, is also noted in the metadata, though no operator or route details are provided for this unit. The record includes location details but lacks headcode information.

It includes footage of several locomotives, including classes 40, 47, and 50, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The locations shown include Tyseley and York. While some details about the event and equipment are present, information such as headcodes is missing from the record.

This video captures footage from Tyseley, featuring a steam locomotive identified as 40118. The operators associated with the content include British Railways and West Coast Railways. While specific headcodes are not provided in the metadata, the presence of stock and operator information offers insight into the historical rail context depicted. The record contains limited details, but the available data highlights key elements related to the railway scene at Tyseley.