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A model railway layout at Carlisle Citadel Station features a N gauge representation of British Rail Class 47 diesel-electric locomotive No. 47635, painted in BR Large Logo Blue livery with a black roof. The locomotive is shown hauling empty open wagons. The video appears to be part of the Border Model Railway Society's display in their clubroom. Some details about the model or its history are mentioned, but specific operational or historical context is not provided.
This video explores the history and decline of the Class 47 locomotive in the 21st century, featuring various examples in service across different operators and locations. It includes footage of Class 47s working on freight and mail services, with appearances at sites such as Carlisle, Leamington Spa, and Exeter St Thomas. Operators featured include Freightliner, Direct Rail Services, EWS, and others. The video provides an informative look at the role of these locomotives in railway operations during this period.
This video features a model railway display at Doncaster, with several locomotives identified including classes 20 and 37. The event took place on 8 February 2026. Additional locations mentioned include Bryn, Edenbridge Town, Hope, and Sandy. Operators associated with the content include British Railways, Colas, DC Rail, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, Intercity, Network Rail, and Network South East. No train headcodes were identified in the footage.
This video explores the history and legacy of the British Rail Class 47, a key diesel locomotive in UK railway history. It covers its design, technical features, various liveries, sub-classes, and continued use on heritage lines. The footage includes examples of Class 47 locomotives with labels such as 31109, 31121, and others, operating under operators like British Railways and Intercity. Locations featured include Birmingham New Street, Banbury, Bangor, and several other stations across the UK. Headcodes such as 1F16, 1M09, and 6F30 are also noted in the metadata.
This video captures footage from the Epping-Ongar Railway during a diesel-themed event in September 2024. It features multiple Class 20 locomotives, including 20007, 20048, 20088, and 20227, as well as Class 47 47635, operating at North Weald and Ongar. The footage includes a ride from Ongar to Blake Hall behind a British Rail blue-liveried Class 20 locomotive. The video highlights the railway's heritage and operational activity during the event.
This video provides a glimpse into the Buxton Railex Model Railway Exhibition, showcasing a variety of model railway layouts displayed at the Buxton Pavilion. The exhibition featured numerous layouts inspired by different prototypes and constructed in various scales and gauges. Some highlighted layouts include Grindley Brook in 7mm finescale, Millhouses in N Gauge, and Burnham-on-Sea in 2mm Finescale. The event also included trade stands and was well organised, offering a snapshot of the diversity and craftsmanship within the model railway community.
This video captures railway activity in Hertfordshire during July 1991, featuring freight, parcels, light engines, Inter-City, and Network SouthEast services at Harpenden, Welwyn Garden City, and Potters Bar. Locomotives seen include classes 47, 56, 58, 60, Inter-City 125 HST, and 313. Notable moments include a VSOE on a charter train and double-headed class 60s operating as light engines. The footage provides a glimpse into the variety of rail operations during this period.
It features various railway stock including classes 20, 43, 45, 47, and 50, along with operators such as British Railways, DB Schenker, and West Midlands Trains. The locations shown include Epping, North Weald, Ongar, and several other stations across the network. A headcode of 1C10 is also noted in the footage.
A Class 47 diesel locomotive, numbered 47635, arrives at Ongar Station on the Epping Ongar Railway. The footage captures this heritage diesel in operation on a preserved line, showcasing its presence during a regular running day. The video highlights the locomotive's performance and appeal to railway enthusiasts. The operator is identified as British Railways, and the locations featured include Epping and Ongar. No headcode information is available for this recording.
Featured are main line diesel locomotives including classes 20, 50, and 47, with specific units such as 20 048, 20 227, 50 021, and 47 635. The footage was recorded at Ongar and North Weald stations. One locomotive experienced a minor issue during the event but resumed operations the following day. The railway operates on a preserved section of the former London Transport Underground system.
This video captures railway scenes from East London in May 1991, featuring various locomotives and train units at Stratford and Woodgrange Park. It includes Network SouthEast Class 305 and 321 EMUs, Class 302 Royal Mail Parcels units, and Class 90 050 on a Freightliner train, along with Class 47 locomotives. At Woodgrange Park, additional Class 47s are seen in service with Freightliner, Speedlink, and light engine workings, plus a Southern Region Class 33 running as a light engine.
A steam locomotive is seen departing North Weald Station on a heritage railway line. The footage captures classic steam action and highlights the preservation of British railway history. The locomotive, identified as GWR 4575, represents an important part of railway heritage. No headcode information is available in the record.
This video shows trains at North Weald station, with additional locations including Epping and Ongar. The footage features locomotives identified as 444043 (class 444) and 47635 (class 47). The operator is noted as British Railways. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
A London Transport-colored Great Western Railway 47 class 2-6-2T steam train is shown arriving and departing from North Weald station on the Epping Ongar Railway. The footage captures the locomotive letting off steam, providing a glimpse of its operation at this heritage rail line. The video includes references to nearby locations such as Epping and Ongar, though no headcode information is available in the record.
A Class 47 diesel locomotive, numbered 47635, is shown arriving and departing at North Weald station on the Epping, Ongar Railway. The video includes references to other locations along the line, including Epping and Ongar. No operator or headcode information is provided in the metadata.
Among the exhibits was the "Scotsman" locomotive, operated by Alan Peglar. The footage includes several locomotives such as classes 20, 31, 37, 45, 47, and 50, along with references to operators including British Railways, LNER, and others. The event attracted railway enthusiasts interested in photographing these historic machines.
This video captures a variety of British Rail locomotives in action during May 1991, featuring classes 37, 47, and 66 at locations including Stratford and Woodgrange Park. The footage shows traction from Network South East, Intercity, Parcels, and Trainload Freight services. While specific headcodes are not included in the record, the video highlights a range of locomotive classes operating under different operators during this period.
A Class 47 diesel locomotive, numbered 47635, is shown departing North Weald station on the Epping Ongar Railway. The footage captures the train at a heritage railway line serving locations including North Weald, Epping, and Ongar. No operator or headcode information is provided in the metadata.
It features several locomotives, including classes 20, 205, 47, and 37, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The locations shown include Epping, North Weald, and Ongar. A headcode of 2C42 is noted, suggesting a particular service or event identifier. The content provides a visual record of railway operations and heritage equipment in use on this line.
This video features footage from 1986 showing trains at Inverness Station, with locomotives numbered 47635 and 47643 in operation. It also includes a journey to Aberdeen, captured on a second-generation VHS copy, which may affect the quality. The content is part of a collection from the Scotrail Archive and includes references to various locations along the route, including Aviemore, Carlisle, Cumbernauld, Hope, Invershin, Inverurie, and London Euston.
The footage includes locomotives such as 205205, 33202, and 47635, among others. The recording highlights the operation of these machines on the Epping and Ongar lines. While specific operators are not identified in the metadata, the railway is associated with British Railways and GWR. No headcodes are listed in the available data.
This video provides a look inside Doncaster Plant 150, featuring views of depot operations, the refurbishment of a railcar, new wheels being fitted, and an engineers' section. It also includes footage from the station, with mentions of Alan Peglar and his Flying Scotsman, as well as references to older liveries, HSTs, and GNER Eurostars. Several locomotives and railcars are identified, including classes 37, 45, 47, 58, 60, and 66, though operators are not specified for these units. The footage appears to be part of a series recorded in July 2003.
The recording includes various rail operations and is set against the backdrop of the Epping and Ongar locations. Some visual imperfections are noted due to weather conditions during filming.
This video features a collection of railway footage captured during April 2019, including various locomotives and locations across the UK. Identified stock includes classes 37, 45, and 47, with associated headcodes such as 1Z64, 2F10, and 4M55. The footage is linked to locations like Brundall Gardens, Carlisle, Doncaster, and Solihull, among others. Operators represented include British Railways, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, GBRF, LNER, and West Midlands Trains.
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Class 47 Number 47635 (D1606) ‘Jimmy Milne’ Back in Service on the Epping and Ongar Railway
A Class 47 diesel locomotive, numbered 47635 (formerly D1606), has returned to service on the Epping and Ongar Railway following a period of repair. The footage captures the locomotive in operation during its reintroduction to the line. The video includes scenes from the locations of Epping and Ongar. No operator is specifically identified in the metadata, though British Railways is listed as an associated entity. Headcode information is not available for this recording.
This video captures scenes from a preserved railway during the 2019 Epping & Ongar Diesel Gala. It features locomotives including classes 31, 47, and 37, with headcode 2F10 identified. The footage was recorded on a Sunday in April 2019 and includes locations such as Epping, Brentwood, Kelvedon, and Ongar. The operator is noted as British Railways and East Coast. The weather conditions were described as dull and cold, which may have affected the overall experience of the event.
This video captures a variety of diesel locomotives at the Epping Ongar Spring Gala in 2019. Featured locos include Class 25 D6712 from the South Devon Railway, Class 47 47635 'Jimmy Milne' following a recent overhaul, and Class 45 45132 running for the first time in nearly two decades. Other locomotives such as 31438, Class 37 D6729, and 20001 were also present during the event, operating between Epping Forest and Ongar station. The footage highlights these historic machines in action at various locations including North Weald and Ongar.
This video captures a railway event at Doncaster in July 2003, featuring a variety of locomotives including Class 89 and several freight classes. The footage was recorded ahead of the general public's access the following day. Among the stock identified are locomotives numbered 20189 (Class 20), 31106 (Class 31), 45112 (Class 45), and others, with operators including Great North Eastern Railway and British Railways. The event highlights a range of historic rail equipment on display.