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40122
Class 40
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1Z45
05 Aug 2026
2 videos with 40122
3 total on headcode/date
1 journey
Videos featuring 40122
This video features English Electric Class 40 locomotive 40013 "Andania" and Class 47 diesel 47810 "Crewe Diesel Depot" operating on a railtour. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Hoghton Bank, Leyland, Coppull Bank, Blackburn, Chester, Crewe, and Carlisle. Headcodes 1Z45 and 1Z47 are mentioned in relation to services between Carlisle and Crewe. The video also notes a steam ban affecting operations and includes footage of trains departing from various locations throughout the day.
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D200
A video shows a steam ban leading to D213 Andania stepping in, with English Electric Class 40 (40013) operating for S&C Fellsman. The footage includes scenes from Coppull Bank and Blackburn, featuring locomotives such as D213 (40013), D1924 (47810). The audio mentions services between Crewe and Carlisle, with reference to a railtour involving Settle and Carlisle Fellsman. The video includes various railway locations and locomotive operations, highlighting historic British Rail activity.
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D200
This video features a selection of notable British rail diesel locomotives, including models such as Class 158, Class 20, Class 40, Class 43, Class 47, and Class 50. It includes references to operators like British Railways, DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, Freightliner, GBRF, GWR, Intercity, and Maritime, as well as locations such as Birmingham New Street. Headcodes mentioned include 1A16, 1F05, and 1S42. The content appears to focus on the historical significance and design of these locomotives within British rail history.
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D200
This video showcases historical footage of British Railways steam train operations between London Kings Cross and the Peterborough area during the late 1940s to the 1960s. It features various locomotives, including classes 40 and 60, captured at locations such as Peterborough, Biggleswade, Finsbury Park, and Potters Bar. The content provides a visual record of the era's railway activity, highlighting the presence of multiple steam engines operating on the East Coast Main Line route.
This video explores the history and operations of the British Railways BR Class 40 locomotives, focusing on their role in the pre-digital era. Built between 1958 and 1962 at Newton-le-Willows, these 2,000 HP locomotives were used for a variety of services including passenger, freight, and postal trains. The footage includes appearances at Carlisle, Basingstoke, London Waterloo, and Newton-le-Willows. One notable example, 40122, was in service on the S & C route in 1987. Some Class 40 locomotives have since been preserved and operated on special services.
This video discusses HS2's challenges, including its high cost, reduced speeds, and delays. It also covers recent changes in rail services, such as Avanti West Coast reducing some weekday services and the reinstatement of direct Bristol to Oxford services. The content touches on the growing use of artificial intelligence in the railway sector. Several train stock numbers, operators, and locations are mentioned, indicating a broad scope of railway-related topics covered in the episode.
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D200
This video captures railway activity in Central London during April 1991, showcasing Inter-City trains operating at St Pancras and King's Cross stations. It features a variety of stock including Class 31, 40, and 43 locomotives, as well as the InterCity 125 HST. The footage includes both electrically powered services and traditional steam-hauled trains, providing insight into railway operations from that era. While specific locations and headcodes are not detailed in the metadata, the video offers a visual record of historical rail activity in the area.
This video revisits the Old Oak Common Open Day from 2000, capturing memories of a variety of locomotives on display. Nigel Harris delivered an opening presentation, and several notable locomotives were highlighted, including a 47 Atlas on the Virgin stand and a locomotive named by the star of *The Railway Children*. The event included some locos being "fired up," which was appreciated by video enthusiasts for the added sound element. Various locomotives, operators, locations, and headcodes are noted in the metadata.
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D200
This video explores the various fates of retired locomotives in Britain, including their disposal, preservation, or repurposing. It highlights how some engines end up in scrapyards, while others are preserved by heritage groups for future use. Some may be stored or used for spare parts and industrial purposes. The structured metadata identifies several locomotive classes, including 31, 37, 40, 43, and 56, though no specific operators or locations are noted in the current record.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 142, 31, 43, 47, 91, 93, and 40, captured at locations such as Shildon, Carlisle, Lostock Hall, North Yorkshire Moors Railway, Norwich, Pickering, and Stockton. The footage includes trains operated by British Railways, GBRF, Intercity, and West Coast Railways. While the specific headcodes are not provided in the metadata, the content offers a visual record of different locomotives and locations across the UK rail network.
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D200
Footage includes Class 313, 377, 444, and 450 electric multiple units running services between London Waterloo, Portsmouth, Brighton, and Littlehampton. The video also shows a special rail tour with EWS locomotives passing near Havant level crossing and Haslemere station. Locations featured include Haslemere, Havant, London Waterloo, London Victoria, and Portsmouth Harbour.
This video explores the British Rail Class 40 diesel-electric locomotive, often referred to as "Whistlers" due to their distinctive turbocharger noise. Built between 1958 and 1962 by English Electric, a total of 200 units were produced for use on passenger and freight services. The footage features several Class 40 locomotives including D200, D213, D345, and D399. While the video provides historical context about the class, specific locations or operators associated with the footage are not detailed in the metadata.
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D200
A Class 40 diesel locomotive, numbered 40013, is shown arriving and departing Wigan North Western on a railtour. The locomotive, previously named 'Andania', was part of the Whistling Highlander InterCity Railtour heading from Inverness to Crewe. Another locomotive, number 47805, is also present. The video captures the train's movement and includes commentary about the Class 40's historical significance. Other locations mentioned include Crewe, Inverness, and Fleet.
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D200
This video features a variety of railway stock, including Class 66 and Class 68 locomotives, as well as units from the 800 series and Class 55 diesel-electric shunters. The footage is associated with locations in York and Scarborough, and includes headcodes such as 0A16, 1A16, 1A35, and 1Z35. Several operators are linked to the content, including British Railways, Freightliner, Greater Anglia, GWR, LNER, Network Rail, and Transpennine. The video provides a glimpse into railway operations in the region, showcasing different locomotives and services.
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D200
A Class 40 diesel locomotive, D200, is seen leading a railtour at Nuneaton. The train operated on a now-closed diversionary line to Midland Junction and was part of 'The Vulcaneer' railtour. The route included stops at Manchester Victoria, London Liverpool Street, Didcot, Leamington Spa, and Birmingham New Street.
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D200
This video captures footage from York National Railway Museum, featuring various railway stock including locomotives 43049 (class 43), 47798 (class 47), D200 (class 40), D8000 (class 20), and D9002 (class 55). The locations mentioned include York, Chatham, Doncaster, East Tanfield, Filey, Gloucester, Luton, Montrose, Morecambe, and Norwich. No operator or headcode information is provided in the metadata.
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D200
It features various locomotives, including classes 150, 31, 33, 37, 40, 50, 55, 56, and 58, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The footage also includes locations such as Ashford, Doncaster, and Hope. The video provides a nostalgic look back at railway operations from that era.
This video features a walk around the National Railway Museum, capturing various railway assets and locations. It includes footage of locomotives such as 31018, 373308, 47798, 87001, D200, D5500, and D8000, along with references to operators like Blue Pullman, British Railways, Eurostar, Great North Eastern Railway, GWR, Intercity, Midland Mainline, and Virgin Trains. Locations shown include Brighton, Dent, Doncaster, Gorton, Loughborough, Normanton, Norwich, Ware, West Monkseaton, and Wye. A headcode of 2O03 is also noted in the metadata.
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D200
This video features historic railway scenes from York and Crewe, captured in the 1980s. It includes footage of British Railways and Intercity services, with one identifiable locomotive marked as 43103. The content was recorded using a VHS camera and includes commentary from the creator’s young son. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
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D200
This video captures the arrival and positioning of railway exhibits at Crewe in preparation for an open day. It includes several locomotives, including classes 31, 37, 45, 47, 50, 55, 56, 66, and 90, though operators are not specified. The footage also shows the movement of stock at Olton. The audio mentions that these open days were quieter two decades ago, with a focus on the positioning process rather than operational activity.
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D200
This video captures a range of railway scenes from the East London area, featuring British Rail class 40 and Network South East units. It includes footage from Manor Park and Woodgrange Park, showing trains such as the final run of BR's class 40 122 heading to Norwich, Inter-City services to Harwich, and NSE units including 309, 312, and 315. Additional scenes show railtours with 20-class locomotives at Devons Road, freight movements, and DMUs on the Gospel Oak line. The footage highlights classic railway operations in the region during the late 1980s.
This video provides a tour of a railway depot, showcasing various locomotives in EWS livery, including classes 33, 66, and 92001. It also features glimpses of steam power with locomotive 48773 and highlights a train departing for Bristol Parkway, where parallel running and double-headed departures are visible. The video concludes with footage from a 00 gauge model railway layout.
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D200
It also features the passing of 34092 "City of Wells" on a dining service. The footage includes scenes from Ramsbottom, Accrington, Bolton, Borough, Heywood, and Rawtenstall. The video concludes with D200 being returned to the depot.
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D200
It features multiple Class 40 diesel locomotives, including units numbered 40012, 40013, 40106, 40135, 40145, and D9009, as well as a Class 60 locomotive numbered 60060. The footage includes scenes of the train passing through tunnels, crowds on platforms, enthusiasts in fields, and sheep at Irwell Vale.
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D200
This video captures footage from the Coalville Depot open day in 1987, featuring a variety of steam and diesel locomotives. Among the highlights are railtours D200, Cromptons, and several steam locos including Flying Scotsman. The event showcases the depot during a time when it was still active, before coal mining closures led to reduced operations. Locations mentioned include Leicester, Hither Green, Stone, and Rainhill. The footage provides a glimpse into the past of British Railways and its operations at Coalville.
This video features railway scenes from Southport, including a turntable operation. The footage was recorded in 1986 and shows the movement of a locomotive by enthusiasts. The stock involved is identified as D200, associated with British Railways. The content originates from a VHS recording made using a camera rented for a weekend trip. No headcode information is available in the record.
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D200
This video captures a visit to Old Oak Common in August 2000, featuring the startup sounds of several diesel locomotives including D8000, D200, and D345. It also highlights EWS's first and last Class 66 locomotives, 66001 and 66250. The footage includes various railway stock such as classes 165, 31, 33, and 37, with operators including British Railways, EWS, GBRF, Intercity, and Rail Express Systems. The recording reflects nostalgic memories of rail operations from that era.
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D200
This video captures railway scenes from multiple locations in August and July 1986. It shows the arrival of locomotive D200 at Southport, followed by footage of D1048 on a turntable and inside a shed. The video also includes scenes from Holgate Junction with the departure of Mallard, and later visits to the North York Moors and Crewe Heritage Centre. Some locations mentioned include Southport, Crewe, York, and others. No headcodes are identified in the record.
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D200
This video features historical footage of steam trains from the 1980s, including the Jubilee class 45593 Kolhapur on a special run between Southport and Wigan, and D200 at York. The content captures moments from early steam operations with minimal modern safety measures visible. The recordings were made in 1986 and include scenes of Mallard departing York and Kolhapur on its journey. No headcodes are provided in the metadata, but locations and operators such as British Railways and Intercity are noted.
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D200