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56029
Class 56
Videos featuring 56029
This video features a collection of railway stock, including locomotives from classes 37 and 56, captured across various locations such as Doncaster, Eastleigh, Lincoln, Longport, and Melton. The content is associated with multiple operators, including British Railways, DB Schenker, GBRF, LNER, and Network Rail. While the video provides a visual record of these locomotives, specific headcode information is not included in the metadata.
This video features re-mastered archive footage of British Railways operations in the Peak Forest area during the 1990s, focusing on Great Rocks Junction and Peak Forest Sidings. It includes diesel locomotives from classes 31 and 37, with specific examples such as 31180, 31270, 31294, 31306, 37026, 37066, 37075, 37107, 37414, and 37417. The footage captures railway activity between July 1991 and October 1994, with enhanced video quality and colour correction applied to the original material.
It features several locomotives, including classes 56 and 66, with labels such as 56020, 56029, 66020, 66032, 66066, 66075, 66079, 66143, 66605, and 66765. Operators associated with the content include DB Schenker, Freightliner, and GBRF. However, specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the available metadata.
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BR in the 1990s Peak Forest Sidings Buxton & Dove Holes Quarry on 5th July 1994
This video captures railway activity at Peak Forest Sidings near Buxton and Dove Holes in the 1990s. It features locomotives from classes 37, 56, and 60 operating during a visit on 5 July 1994. The footage includes various British Railways stock, including units numbered 50029, 56029, 60005, 60015, 60095, and 90009. The locations shown include Dove Holes, Buxton, and Hope. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Weymouth Quay in May 1994. with 56029, 31200/145 from Preston. Extended version.
This video captures a railtour from Preston in May 1994, featuring locomotives 56029 and later 31200 and 31145. The journey includes footage of station arrivals and departures taken from carriage windows, traveling down to Weymouth Quay via Stafford. Several locations along the route are mentioned, including Bournemouth, Castle Cary, Didcot Parkway, Eastleigh, Maiden Newton, Salisbury, and Yeovil Pen Mill. The video also references additional information about railtours available in "Six Bells Junction.
Mike Wilcock. Rails in Wales.
Railways 1994. Barchester Chronicle; Preston-Weymouth Quay. Open window views
This video features open window views from a train journey across various locations, including Weymouth, Bath Spa, Bournemouth, Castle Cary, Didcot Parkway, Eastleigh, Maiden Newton, Preston, Salisbury, and Southport. The train involved is identified by the headcode 1Z40, with locomotives such as 37274, 56029, and 31145/200 appearing in the footage. The journey includes brief stops at several stations along the route.
This video provides an introduction to the Lineside South East YouTube channel, hosted by Anthony Kay, a long-time photographer and videographer of transport subjects. The content showcases his journey into creating high-quality railway and transportation videos. The footage includes various rail stock, with identifiers such as 142045, 150106, and multiple 156-series units, captured across locations including Doncaster, Loughborough, Newport, Northampton, Stratford, and Wimbledon. Operators featured include Chiltern Railways, Cross Country, Southern, and Virgin Trains, with a headcode of 1V77 noted.
This video captures the movement of several locomotives, including Class 58s such as 58020, 58024, and 58025, along with others like 56020 and 56024, during a shunting operation in May 2004. The footage begins at Cardiff Canton, viewed from a now-out-of-bounds bridge, and follows the locomotives to Newport before they are delivered to the docks. The locomotives are shown in their new light blue GIF livery as they prepare for export.