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465050

Class 465

Videos featuring 465050

A video captures the departure of SR Merchant Navy Class 35028 Clan Line from London Victoria, accompanied by Belmond Class 67 67024. The footage also features South Eastern Class 375 and multiple South Eastern Class 465 units moving in and out of the station. The presence of a steam train firing up and producing a large column of smoke is highlighted as a notable sight. Several rail vehicles are identified, though operators and headcodes are not specified in the metadata.
Trains seen include services operated by Colas, Network Rail, and Southeastern, with some heading towards locations such as Ashford International, Beckenham Junction, Gatwick Airport, London Cannon Street, London Victoria, Tonbridge West Yard, Tunbridge Wells, and Woking Up Yard. Headcodes observed include 1F32, 1Q56, 2R22, and 5M00.
Trains identified include Class 375 and Class 377 Electrostar units operated by Southeastern Railway and Southern, as well as Gatwick Express Class 387 units. Other stock includes DB Cargo UK Class 67s. The footage shows services running between London Victoria and locations such as Brighton, Gatwick Airport, East Croydon, and Littlehampton. Headcodes observed include 1F32, 2B79, 2N54, and 5M00.
The footage includes multiple trains operating on this route, with Southeastern and Thameslink identified as operators. Several locations along the line are noted, including Bickley, Chatham, and Ashford International. A range of train stock numbers is present, though no specific headcodes or detailed operational information are provided in the video itself.
This video features train activity at London Bridge and includes footage of a Network South East liveried Class 465 unit, with a ride on the Kent Link service. Additional locations shown include Cannon Street, Charing, Charing Cross, and Paddington. The video also highlights various rail stock including Classes 376, 465, and 707. Operators mentioned are British Railways, East Midlands Railway, Network South East, and Southeastern. While some details such as headcodes are not present in the record, the footage provides a glimpse of train operations and services across several key London stations.
A collection of trains at London Victoria on the Chatham Mainline is captured in this footage, showcasing a variety of rolling stock during a busy late morning. The video features Southeastern Networkers and Electrostars, along with DB Cargo / Belmond Pullman Class 67s and a Southern Railway Merchant Navy Class steam locomotive. The scene highlights the diversity of trains operating at one of London's major rail hubs.
This video shows two Class 465 diesel multiple units, numbered 465037 and 465050, passing through Tonbridge. The footage appears to capture their movement between Grove Park and Tunbridge Wells. Additional locations mentioned include Ware. The operator associated with the video is Southeastern. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video features a variety of trains operating in and around London, including classes 165, 357, 376, and 444, as well as 458 and 465. The footage appears to capture services at locations such as London Waterloo, Surbiton, Wimbledon, and Waterloo. Several operators are associated with the video, including British Railways, C2C, Chiltern Railways, Gatwick Express, GBRF, Greater Anglia, GWR, LNER, South Western Railway, and Southeastern. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
Trains at Chatham
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Trains at Chatham
This video features a variety of trains at Chatham and nearby locations, including classes 33, 375, 395, 465, and 700. Operators Southeastern and Thameslink are represented in the footage. The content includes multiple train units with no headcodes identified.