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43175
Class 43
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This video captures a variety of trains operating at Edinburgh Park station during a weekday afternoon in early 2026, including services heading towards Glasgow. Trains featured include Colas Rail Class 70s, LNER Azuma Class 800s, Lumo Class 803s, ScotRail Class 43s, Mk3 coaches, Class 158s, Class 170s, and Class 334s. The footage includes both passenger and freight services, showcasing a range of rolling stock from different operators. Locations mentioned include Edinburgh Park, Glasgow Queen Street, Aberdeen, Airdrie, Dunblane, Haymarket, Helensburgh Central, Yoker, and Alstom. Headcodes identified in the video are 1F32 and 5M00.
This video features footage of British Railways' BR Class 43 High Speed Train, also known as the Inter-City 125, during its service from the late 1970s to early 2000s. The locomotives, built by BREL Ltd at Crewe Works, were notable for their distinctive Paxman Valenta engines and operated on various routes including the Western Region, East Coast Mainline, and later in Scotland. The video includes references to specific locations such as Aberdeen, Bristol Temple Meads, London Paddington, and others, highlighting the train's extensive service history.
The footage shows the trains at Pitlochry and Aviemore, working the Edinburgh-Inverness and Inverness-Edinburgh services. Scot Rail is identified as the operator, and headcodes 1B52 and 1B62 are noted. The HST sets include units numbered 40100, 43034, 43127, 43130, 43139, and 43175.
This video features several Class 43 diesel-electric high-speed trains operating in passenger service, primarily in Scotland. The footage includes trains at locations such as Arbroath, Montrose, and Aberdeen, with headcodes indicating services between Glasgow Queen Street, Edinburgh, and Aberdeen. Operators associated with the content include Intercity and Scot Rail. The video highlights the final days of these trains in regular service before they are phased out.
This video features a compilation of Inter7City HST sets observed during a recent trip to Scotland. The footage includes multiple Class 43 locomotives, with headcodes such as 1A43 and 1H21 identified. Locations mentioned include Edinburgh Waverley, Glasgow Queen Street, Inverness, and others across the Scottish rail network. Operators associated with the footage include Scot Rail, Intercity, LNER, and British Railways. The compilation highlights the presence of classic HST sets on the network.
This video captures a variety of train services at Arbroath Station, featuring multiple classes of rolling stock including HST sets, Class 170 and Class 158 units. Operators represented include LNER and ScotRail. The footage includes several headcodes and showcases different trains arriving and departing during the afternoon.
This video features railway scenes captured in various locations across Scotland, including Stirling, Larbert, Aberdeen, Inverness, and others. It includes footage of multiple train stock units, some associated with operators such as Blue Pullman, DRS, Freightliner, and Scot Rail. Several headcodes are also present, indicating different services. The content appears to document a day of filming with a friend, beginning at Stafford and moving to various railway locations in Scotland.
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BR in the 1990s Maindee West Junction Newport South Wales on 11th November 1993
It shows railway activity at the junction with views of the lines leading to the station and towards the Great Western Main Line eastwards and a curve heading north towards Abergavenny and Hereford. Several locomotives are visible, including 33035 in Network South East livery. The scene reflects railway operations during the British Railways era, with activity near Llanwern steelworks.
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.
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 railway activity at Exeter St Davids in mid-January 1991, featuring services operated by Network South East and Intercity. It shows Class 50 locomotives handling West of England line services, Inter-City 125 HSTs running on inter-city routes, BR first generation DMUs for local trains, and a freight service hauled by a Class 47. Additional movements include light engine operations with Class 50s and a HST power car move pulled by an Inter-City 47.
This video features a collection of ScotRail HSTs, including units 43129, 43135, 43142, 43151, 43175, and 43176. The footage captures these trains at various points during their operations on 18 and 19 April 2022. While the operator is identified as Scot Rail, specific locations or headcodes are not included in the metadata. The recording provides a brief visual overview of these classic diesel-electric trains in service.
Notable stock includes multiple Class 43 units, with some working in pairs or as single units. Trains seen include services heading to Inverness, Perth, and Carlisle, with headcodes such as 4D47 and 6S99 identified. The footage highlights the scenic route and includes views of the surrounding landscape. Operators associated with the video include LNER and Scot Rail.
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A couple of days at Inverness Station & a ride on the Highland Chieftain (43257 & 43238) 16&17.11.19
It includes regional Scot Rail services using Class 158, Class 170, and Class 43 HST units. The content features shunting activities of the Highland Chieftain set and travel between Inverness and Edinburgh, with a diversion via the Forth Bridge due to engineering works. Some scenes show the journey along the Highland Mainline.
This video captures a variety of railway stock and operations across several Scottish locations. It features multiple classes of rolling stock, including 150, 158, 170, 175, and 385 series units, along with headcodes such as 1A25, 4S47, and 6K73. The footage includes scenes from Aberdeen, Dundee, Glasgow Central, Glasgow Queen Street, London Euston, Sellafield, Stonehaven, and Warrington Bank Quay. Operators associated with the content include Caledonian Sleeper, DB Schenker, Europhoenix, Intercity, LNER, Northern, and Scot Rail.
This video features a collection of High Speed Trains (HSTs) captured between June and August 2016. The footage includes multiple units identified by their labels, such as 43122, 43135, 43150, and others, all classified under the 43 series. Additional stock labeled 66746 from the 66 series is also present. Operators associated with the video include British Railways, First Great Western, GWR, and Intercity. The location mentioned in the metadata is Mortimer. No headcodes are listed in the available data.
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.
Multiple train units are identified, including classes 165, 168, and 43. The footage shows operational movements and possibly service diversions. No headcodes are recorded in the metadata.