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47640
Class 47
Videos featuring 47640
This video captures footage from the Battlefield Line Diesel Gala in 2008, featuring various diesel locomotives in action. Several locomotive stock items are identified, including classes 20, 37, and 47, though operators are not specified. The location mentioned is Shackerstone. The event appears to include notable railway activity, with a focus on the Clagging Special. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
This video showcases a variety of diesel and steam locomotives operating on Britain's private railways, featuring highlights such as 31119 at Embsay, D5310 and 26024 at Bo'ness, and 27066 on the Gloucestershire and Warwickshire Railway. Other notable appearances include 37906 at the East Lancs Railway, 47270 at Yarwell Junction, and 46010 at Llangollen. The footage includes action from several heritage lines, with a range of locomotive classes and operators represented.
The video showcases a variety of historic locomotives and former Chiltern Mk3 train sets stored at Nemesis Rail's Burton Wetmore yard. These assets are highlighted as part of ongoing restoration projects, with hopes for their future use. The footage includes multiple locomotive types, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The location is noted as Hope, though it may refer to a broader area or nearby site. The video provides an overview of the yard's collection and highlights the potential for these rail assets to be restored and repurposed.
This video captures trains and buses in Exeter and Exmouth, featuring a variety of rolling stock including classes 150, 37, 43, 47, 70, and 800. Operators such as Avanti West Coast, Colas, Cross Country, GWR, Network Rail, and South Western Railway are represented in the metadata. Locations mentioned include Exmouth, Crediton, Plymouth, Taunton, Totnes, Chichester, London Waterloo, and New Yard Depot. The record lacks headcode information, but details on stock, operators, and locations are present.
This video captures railway scenes from the North West of England in March 2000, during the privatisation era. It features various locomotive classes including 20, 37, 47, 66, and 92 operating on parcels, freight, and test trains at Warrington Bank Quay. At Manchester Piccadilly, additional classes such as 37, 57, 101, and 158 are visible. The footage includes a mix of British Rail era stock and operators, highlighting the transition period in railway operations.
This video offers a nostalgic look at various diesel locomotives from across the UK, featuring classes including 47640 and 47744. It includes footage from locations such as Newton, Banbury, Dawlish, Inverness, Lee, and Newton Abbot, with operators associated with British Railways, Cross Country, EWS, GWR, Scot Rail, and Virgin Trains. The content is subtitled and presented as an edited compilation from past recordings. Some metadata fields are missing, including headcodes, but the video provides a visual overview of diesel locomotive history.
This video features a Class 47 locomotive, numbered 47640, operating in Scotland. It includes footage from Aviemore and Inverness, with mentions of Drumochter Summit. The operators involved are identified as British Railways and Scot Rail. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video captures rail traffic in and around Stirling and Perth during 1989, featuring a mix of diesel multiple units (DMUs) and locomotive-hauled trains. Trains include those operated by British Rail and Scot Rail, with some hauled by Class 47 locomotives and others using push-pull configurations. The footage also includes freight services led by Class 37 locomotives and highlights the now-removed semaphore signals at Stirling. The video provides a nostalgic look at railway operations from that era.