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43124
Class 43
Videos featuring 43124
This video features various services operated by Scot Rail and other operators, involving Class 43 and other stock types, across locations including Edinburgh Waverley, Haymarket Depot, Aberdeen, Inverness, Dalmeny, and the Forth Bridge. Headcodes such as 1A77, 1B68, and 1H09 are mentioned in relation to services between these locations. The content includes details of train movements and schedules from May 2026.
This video captures railway activity at Dalmeny Station and the Forth Bridge, featuring multiple train services with headcodes such as 1A85, 1B80, and 1L38. Trains operating include classes 158 and 170, running between locations like Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Dundee, Leven, and Cowdenbeath. Some services are associated with operators including GBRF and Scot Rail. The footage includes trains departing from and arriving at various stations, with timings noted in the description.
This video captures a range of railway operations at Glasgow Queen Street, featuring various train classes and operators. It includes footage of classic and modern rolling stock, including HSTs and Class 153, 156, and 170 units, alongside ScotRail and other services. The location highlights the station's historical significance and ongoing role as a key terminus in Scotland. Multiple headcodes are present, indicating diverse train movements during the recording period.
This video features a collection of HST trains operating across various locations in the UK, including Carlisle, Lancaster, Oxenholme Lake District, Stafford, Rugeley Trent Valley, Stirling, and Water Orton. The footage includes trains associated with multiple operators such as Avanti West Coast, Colas, Intercity, Network Rail, Scot Rail, and Locomotive Services Limited. Several HST units are identified by their stock numbers, including 350124 and various 43-class locomotives. The content appears to focus on the continued presence of these trains on the network during 2026.
A video showing a High Speed Train (HST) passing through Dalmeny. The footage includes multiple HST units, identified by their stock numbers, and is associated with Scot Rail as the operator. No headcodes are provided in the metadata. The content appears to be a short clip capturing railway activity at the location.
This video captures train activity at Edinburgh Waverley and along the route from Aberdeen, featuring various rolling stock. The footage includes services operated by Scot Rail and other operators, with locations such as Carnoustie, Dundee, Inverness, and Montrose also appearing. A range of train types, including classes 170, 220, 334, and 385, are visible, though specific headcodes are not included in the metadata. The content provides a visual record of railway operations during a trip to Aberdeen and a brief visit to Edinburgh Waverley.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Rails in Wales, loco hauled and much busier times in January 1993 at Cardiff Central
This video captures railway activity at Cardiff Central in January 1993, featuring various locomotives and trains, including HST and TPO services. The footage highlights a busy day with coal movements and memories of units operating in the Valleys. Stock identified includes multiple classes such as 37, 43, and 47, though operators are not specifically named. The recording provides a nostalgic look at rail operations during that period.
This video features a collection of HST (High Speed Train) units, including numbers 43124, 43138, 43146, 43148, 43149, 43151, 43176, 43181, 43251, and 43274. It includes footage from various locations such as Carlisle, Larbert, Rugeley Trent Valley, Stafford, Stirling, and Water Orton. Operators featured in the video include Avanti West Coast, Colas, Intercity, Network Rail, RailAdventure, and Scot Rail. The content appears to focus on the final presence of HSTs on the UK railway network.
West Coast Mainline trains
Fantastic Few hours at Stirling Scotland 2 Charter Trains and Plenty HST November 29th 2025
This video captures rail activity in and around Stirling, Scotland, featuring a variety of train sets including ScotRail's 170s, 385s, and HSTs. It also includes services from Locomotive Services Limited and West Coast Railways. The footage includes trains operating through locations such as Aberdeen, Dunblane, Dundee, Glasgow Queen Street, Harlech, Inverness, and Perth. Several headcodes are present, indicating different service routes and schedules.
A Class 93 locomotive, 93006, operated by Rail Operations Group, was seen in a test run at Grangemouth alongside Freightliner's Class 66, 66512. The working aimed to assess the performance of the new Class 93 before it begins regular freight services. The locomotive is designed for dual electric and diesel operation and is intended to be more environmentally efficient. The test involved moving through the route with support from the Class 66, demonstrating smooth cooperation between the two units. This event marks one of the first times a Class 93 has been observed operating from Grangemouth.
This video captures trains at Glasgow Queen Street, featuring a variety of rolling stock including Class 153, 156, 158, 170, and 385 units. Operators Intercity and Scot Rail are mentioned in the metadata. Additional locations such as Lee and Wem are also noted. The footage primarily showcases HSTs and Sprinters, as described in the video's text. Some stock identifiers are provided, though no headcodes are recorded in the dataset.
This video features a Scotrail Class 43 Inter7city HST and GBRf Caledonian Sleeper Class 92 locomotives, identified by stock numbers 43124 and 92020 respectively. The operators involved are Caledonian Sleeper, GBRf, and Scot Rail. While the video provides details on the train types and operators, specific locations or headcodes are not included in the metadata.
The route includes stops at locations such as Stirling, Watford Junction, and Inverness, with additional references to Aberdeen, Fort William, Birmingham International, and other stations along the way. The train appears to be operated by multiple rail entities, including Avanti West Coast, British Railways, GWR, LNER, and Scot Rail. Stock numbers associated with the service include 43124, 43179, 92018, and 92020. The video provides a first-hand account of traveling on this overnight service.
This video showcases short-formed HST sets currently in use on UK railways, primarily operated by GWR and ScotRail. These sets, known as "Castle Sets" and "Intercity7" respectively, run in 4 or 5 coach formations on rural services. The footage includes various Class 43 power cars, though specific operators for these units are not detailed. Other organisations such as Blue Pullman and Network Rail also utilise HST sets, though not for regular passenger services. Locations featured include Caldicot, Perth, Plymouth, Stirling, and Totnes.
A video captures two ScotRail HST power cars departing Haymarket station. The first train, consisting of power cars 43175 and 43124, is working the Edinburgh to Aberdeen express service. A second train, with power cars 43150 and 43021, follows shortly after for the Edinburgh to Inverness express. The footage includes details about the services and the rolling stock involved.
This video captures highlights from a busy day and night at Cardiff Central in the early 1990s. It features rail freight traffic, including coal, steel, and postal services. The footage, originally recorded on VHS, provides a nostalgic look at the bustling activity of that era. Several locomotives are visible, though operators are not specified. The locations shown include Cardiff Central and Hope.
A railway event featuring a mix of diesel and steam locomotives took place on the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway. The gathering included visiting Scottish Sulzers, Class 27 27001, and Class 26 26007 alongside home fleet members. Midland Railway 43924 was among the steam locomotives in action, likely one of her final appearances before overhaul. Keighley station hosted the Statesman Settle & Carlisle Circular tour, hauled by Class 47s D1935 and 47828. The event marked a return to major galas on the line following the pandemic.
This video features a compilation of high-speed train footage, including services operated by First Great Western, East Midlands Railway, Cross Country, East Coast, and Network Rail. The content includes various rail stock, with some identified as class 158 and class 43 units. Locations shown in the video include Carlisle, Doncaster, Leeds, Newcastle, Northallerton, and York. While operator and location details are present, headcode information is not available in the current record.
This video captures railway scenes in Cardiff during the early 1990s, featuring a variety of train classes including 31, 37, 47, 56, and HSTs. The footage includes views from Cardiff Riverside Station, which was later demolished. Several locomotives and carriages are shown, though operators and headcodes are not identified in the metadata. The recording highlights the state of railway infrastructure and stock during that period, with some mention of the condition of the rolling stock.
This video captures railway activity in the South West of England, featuring various train classes filmed at locations including Dawlish, Exeter, Plymouth, and others. It includes footage of HSTs along the Dawlish sea wall and some scenes from the Dawlish air show. Several train stock identifiers are noted, primarily from Class 143, 150, and 153 units, though operators associated with these vehicles are not specified in the data. The locations covered suggest a focus on regional rail operations in this area.
Several HST units are shown, including those with stock numbers 150207 and various 43xxx series. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Basingstoke, Bristol Temple Meads, Dawlish Warren, Exeter St Davids, Newton Abbot, and Riverside Station. A headcode of 6M20 is noted in the metadata. The video highlights the continued use of HSTs, with mention that these trains will soon be phased out.
This video captures a day trip from London to Swindon and back, featuring footage of trains and platforms at several stations. The journey includes travel during rush hour on the last day of May. Various train stock numbers are identified, along with multiple operators, locations across the UK rail network, and several headcodes associated with the services filmed.
The footage includes trains with headcodes 6C35 and 6C36, recorded near Dawlish Warren and Plymouth. Trains identified in the video include units numbered 43012, 43025, 43086, 43124, 43149, 43180, 43196, and 43366. Operators associated with the footage include Cross Country, First Great Western, GWR, and South Western Railway.
This video features a number of Class 43 HST units at Severn Tunnel Junction on 11 February 2017. The footage includes a train in GWR Green & Blue livery, which was also seen at Bridgwater. Operators associated with the video include First Great Western, GWR, and Rail Express Systems. A headcode of 1Z47 is noted.
This video captures railway activity around Reading and Reading West stations, with footage also showing locations including Eastleigh, Hope, Swansea, and Trafford Park. Various stock items are identified, including classes 166, 43, and 56, along with operators such as British Railways, DB Schenker, First Great Western, Freightliner, GWR, and Intercity. A headcode of "1P99" is also noted in the metadata. The video provides a visual record of train movements and station environments during a day when the weather was less than ideal for filming.
This video captures First Great Western HSTs at Reading station. Multiple units, including 43033, 43040, 43094, 43124, 43133, 43135, and 43162, are visible. The footage provides a view of these trains in a station setting. Some metadata fields are missing, including headcodes.
This video features appearances of British Rail Class 43 and Class 66 locomotives across several locations in England and Wales. The footage includes visits to Abbotswood Junction, Ashchurch, Cam & Dursley, Magor, Pyle, Skewen, Abergavenny, and a pub in Neath. Identified stock numbers include 43020, 43040, 43071, 43124, 60019, 66015, 66127, and 66432. Operators associated with the video include DB Schenker and First Great Western. A headcode of 6B33 is also noted in the metadata.