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43136
Class 43
Videos featuring 43136
This video captures a busy scene at East Usk Junction in Newport, featuring multiple trains passing through. The footage includes locomotives such as 60074, 66108, 66135, 43174, 43004, 66216, 43093, 43136, 66224, and 60007. The train services are operated by EWS, with one train identified by the headcode 6V75. The video provides a glimpse into the activity at this junction during August 2007.
This video captures a busy afternoon at Edinburgh Waverley railway station, featuring a variety of passenger services, HST power cars, and modern EMUs. It includes movements such as Class 43 HST sets, Class 800 Azuma, Class 802, Class 390 Pendolino, and other regional and cross-country services. Selected workings include headcodes like 1A85, 1B78, 1H17, and others. The footage highlights the intensity and diversity of rail traffic through Waverley.
This video captures railway scenes from Taunton and surrounding areas in September 2013, featuring a range of traction types including DMU classes 150, FGW HST, Voyager 220/221, and various locomotives such as EWS 66193, 66004, Freightliner 66621, and Aggregate Industries 59005 'Kenneth J Painter'. Steam specials including 70013 'Oliver Cromwell' and 34046 'Braunton' are also shown. Rail tours such as the Railway Touring Company's 'The Royal Duchy' and Torbay Express LTD's 'Torbay Express' are featured, with locations including Bristol Temple Meads, Par, Kingswear, and others.
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 captures a variety of railway traffic at Crewe in June 1994, featuring Inter-City services, parcels trains, Regional Railways operations, and light engine workings. The traction includes Valenta-powered Inter-City 125 HSTs, class 86 and 90 AC electrics, Network South East class 305 slam door EMUs, class 310 EMUs, and class 31 and 47 diesel locomotives. The footage highlights a mix of operators including British Railways, Intercity, Network South East, Rail Express Systems, and West Midlands Trains.
This video captures train activity at Aberdeen, featuring a variety of rolling stock including Scotrail 158 and 170 units, as well as several HSTs. LNER Azuma 800108 is also noted in the description. The footage was recorded during a visit to Scotland and highlights the presence of different train types at the station. While specific operator details for some stock are not provided, Scot Rail and LNER are mentioned as operators associated with the video content.
This video captures train movements at Haymarket Station in Edinburgh, showcasing a variety of rolling stock including classes 158 and 170. Several operators are associated with the footage, including Avanti West Coast, DB Schenker, Intercity, LNER, Scot Rail, and Transpennine. A headcode of 0I01 is also noted in the metadata. The content provides a glimpse into the station's activity, highlighting the diversity of services passing through this busy location.
The journey begins at Bristol Temple Meads, with GBRF class 66 locomotive 66306 hauling the train to Gloucester, where 50007 and 50049 join for the trip to Scotland. The route covers significant distances, including steep gradients and key locations such as Inverness, Perth, and Leven. The tour includes a visit to the newly opened Leven branch on the third day, with locomotives working across various Scottish routes before returning via Gloucester.
This video features a journey on HSTs operated by Scot Rail, capturing travel to Scotland and the South West. The footage includes multiple trains identified as classes 385 and 43, with locations such as Hope and Stirling noted. While operator details are present, headcode information is not available in the current record.
This video features train spotting activities at Carnoustie, capturing services operated by ScotRail. It includes footage of Class 158 and Class 43 trains. The locations mentioned include Carnoustie, Broughty Ferry, Dundee, Monifieth, and West Drayton. While specific headcodes are not provided in the metadata, the video offers a glimpse into train operations in the area.
This video features train spotting at Montrose, capturing services operated by ScotRail and LNER. It includes various train classes such as the Class 43, Class 158, Class 170, and Class 800. The footage also references a future spotting session at Langley.
This video features train spotting at Glasgow Queen Street, capturing services operated by ScotRail. The footage includes various train classes such as the Class 43, Class 156, Class 158, Class 170, and Class 385. The next video in the series is expected to focus on train spotting at Par.
This video features train spotting at Stirling, capturing services operated by ScotRail. The footage includes various train classes such as the Class 43, Class 158, Class 170, and Class 385. Additional locations mentioned include Edinburgh Park, which is referenced as the setting for a future video. No headcodes are included in the record.
This video captures railway activity in September 1993 at Westbury and Bristol Temple Meads, featuring various locomotive classes including 37, 47, 08, and InterCity 125 HST. It shows freight workings with Class 37 and 59 locomotives, as well as passenger services operated by Class 37 223. Additional scenes include light engine moves and parcel shunt operations at Bristol. The footage includes multiple locomotive units identified from the Weymouth to Bristol Temple Meads route.
A video recorded at Swinton, South Yorkshire, captures Class 20 diesel locomotives 20305 and 20314 operating on the Woodburn Jct to Hull RHTT circuit. Shortly after, two Scotrail HST 125 power cars are seen traveling from Loughbrough Brush Works to Haymarket Depot. The footage was affected by limited sunlight conditions during the autumn period.
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.
A Great Western Railway 43-class locomotive, identified as 43172 Harry Patch, is shown passing Royal Oak on its way to Bristol Temple Meads. The video includes another 43-class locomotive, numbered 43136. The operators associated with the footage are First Great Western and GWR. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 165, 166, and 43, captured at locations such as Didcot Parkway, Ore, and Par. Several operators are associated with the content, including First Great Western, Freightliner, GWR, Midland Mainline, and West Midlands Trains. The record does not include headcode information.
The footage includes views of long rock depot, which was largely empty except for a Class 57 locomotive (Pendennis Castle) with sleeper stock. The locations featured are Penzance and St Erth. The video also identifies several stock units, including classes 150 and 43, and mentions operators First Great Western and GWR.
This video features multiple British Rail Class 43 diesel-electric locomotives, including units numbered 43093, 43136, 43144, 43175, 43192, 43301, and 43357. The footage was recorded between January and June 2016 and includes appearances by operators such as Cross Country, First Great Western, GWR, RailAdventure, and South West Trains. The video also shows activity at Mortimer. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.