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450035
Class 450
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2M14
23 Jul 2013
2 videos with 450035
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Videos featuring 450035
Stock identifiers include 450035, 450066, 701034, and 701057, though operators are not explicitly named in the footage. The locations referenced include Mortlake, Kingston, Lake, London Waterloo, Reading, Richmond, and Waterloo. Headcodes observed are 2C39, 2K31, 2O35, and 2U38. Additional details about the rail environment are provided in the video description, including trackside information and sources for real-time train data.
This video captures a range of railway movements filmed at Greenfaulds Station, featuring trains from multiple operators including ScotRail, DB, GBRf, Locomotive Services, and Freightliner. It includes various train stock such as Class 43, Class 90, Class 99, and Class 66 units, with headcodes like 1Z42, 4N30, and 0Z77 appearing in the footage. The clips were recorded on two separate days between 4PM and 6PM, showcasing a variety of train operations at the station.
It includes various train classes such as Class 158s, 159s, 444s, 450s, 455s, and 701s, with some units having been rebuilt or converted in recent years. The footage shows a weekday afternoon of Greater London services, with trains heading to locations such as Chessington South, Gatwick Airport, Guildford, Hampton Court, Weybridge, Wimbledon, and Yeovil Junction. Headcodes observed include 1F32, 2K27, 2M35, and 5M00.
This video compilation captures railway scenes from late 2013, featuring various locomotives and rolling stock across several locations in southern England. It includes footage from Virginia Water Station, Chilworth Station, Vauxhall, Hook, and other sites, showcasing a range of train classes such as DMUs 159 and 166, EMUs 444 and 450, diesel locomotives like 47 and EWS 67, and steam engines including 34046 'Braunton' and 70000 'Britannia'. Operators featured include British Railways, Blue Pullman, EWS, and South West Trains. Headcodes such as 1Y82 and 1Z94 are also noted in the footage.
This video captures train activity at London Waterloo, featuring multiple trains including classes 159 and 450. The footage was recorded during a visit on what is described as a "Wet Sad Monday," with the focus on the 455 Farewell service. Additional trainspotting activity took place with fellow enthusiasts. While operators such as British Railways, Greater Anglia, and South Western Railway are noted in the metadata, no specific headcodes are identified in the video record.
This video features Class 450 and Class 458 electric multiple units at London Waterloo. The stock includes units numbered 450005, 450035, and 458419. The operator associated with the footage is South Western Railway. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
The footage includes passenger trains running between London Waterloo and Basingstoke, with some continuing to destinations such as Weymouth, Salisbury, and Exeter St David’s. Freight movements are also noted between Hook, Eastleigh, and Southampton. The video provides a glimpse of the regular stopping services that pass through this key junction on the network.
The footage includes views of the station's booking hall, signal box, and platforms, with a focus on the Desiro Class 450 and 444 trains. While the number of trains shown is limited, the video highlights the station’s features and offers a nostalgic perspective of railway operations. Some train stock identifiers are recorded, but operator details are not specified in the metadata.
This video captures electric multiple unit (EMU) operations at several London and surrounding locations, including Raynes Park, St Margaret's, Richmond, and Finsbury Park. It features trains from operators such as South Western Railway, London Overground, and Great Northern, with various classes including 378, 450, 458, 700, and others. The footage includes multiple units identified by their stock numbers, though specific headcodes are not provided in the metadata.
This video explores the history of South West Trains from 2007 to 2017, examining whether the operator can be considered a failure. It includes references to various railway operators, locations such as Ashford International, Bournemouth, and Portsmouth Harbour, and locomotive stock including classes 158, 159, 444, 450, and 456. The content provides an overview of the franchise's operations and challenges during this period.
It features various train types, including SWR Desiros (444/450), DMU 159, and EMU 455s. The footage highlights the station’s architecture, including its glass canopy and modern concourse, as well as its facilities such as cafes and retail outlets. Trains are shown operating on platforms, with some using historic Eurostar platforms. The video provides a view of the busy rail environment at one of London's major stations.
This video features train spotting at Winnersh, capturing services operated by South Western Railway and Great Western Railway. The footage includes trains from the Class 165 and Class 450 series. Additional locations mentioned are Fleet and Wokingham. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features train spotting at Wokingham, capturing services operated by South Western Railway and Great Western Railway. Trains seen include Class 165, Class 450, and Class 458 units. The footage also includes a mention of future train spotting activities at Corbridge.
This video captures footage from Tamworth station, featuring a variety of railway stock including classes 37, 57, 60, 66, and others. The content includes multiple locomotives and is associated with operators such as British Railways, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, and Freightliner. A headcode of 2M14 is noted in the metadata. The video provides a view of station activity, including both high and low levels, and includes a steam engine.
This video captures two double-headed trains passing through Tamworth. The first train consists of units 37606 and 37602, while the second includes 37601 and 37409. The footage was recorded on July 23, 2013, and features services operated by Direct Rail Services. Headcodes associated with the trains are 2M14 and 2M74.