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66063
Class 66
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5Z58
10 Sep 2026
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Videos featuring 66063
It features various locomotives including classes 43 and 66, though operators are not specified. The locations shown include Didcot Parkway, Par, and Reading. Some details such as headcodes are not included in the record.
This video features freight train footage captured in May 2018, showcasing a variety of locomotives and rolling stock. Identified stock includes classes 158, 20, 37, and 66, with associated labels such as 158886, 20205, 37422, and 66063 among others. Operators featured in the footage include Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, and GBRF. However, specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the metadata.
This video features the arrival of Lord Dowding and a group of 66-class locomotives at Cardiff Central in May 2018. It also includes footage of a steam special departing for Canton and archival material from 2009 showing the Bittern arriving at Canton Depot and turning around at Cadaxton. The video highlights access to Canton, noting that it has become more restricted over time. Locomotives featured include 40019, 60019, and several 66-class units. Operators mentioned are British Railways, EWS, First Great Western, and GWR. Locations shown include Cardiff Central and Barry.
This video captures a day of rail travel across several locations, including Reading, Leicester, Peterborough, and March. The journey was affected by service disruptions due to a breakdown in the Winchester area, leading to changes in plans and extended stops at certain stations. Several trains are mentioned, including services operated by Cross Country, East Midlands Railway, and Freightliner. Stock numbers and headcodes associated with these services are included in the metadata, offering insight into the specific trains involved during the day's filming.
This video captures railway activity in Stafford, Tamworth, and Crewe, featuring a variety of locomotives including DRS Class 37, Colas Class 67, and GBRf Class 92. The footage includes movements around the Midlands and Cheshire regions, with several Class 66 locomotives also recorded. No headcodes are present in the current record.
A video captures the movement of two British Rail Class 66 locomotives, numbered 66063 and 66087, passing through Heyford. The footage shows a train operating under headcode 5Z50, likely en route to Toton T.M.D or Old Oak Common. While specific operator information is not available in the record, the locations and locomotive details provide insight into the rail activity depicted. The current metadata offers limited context beyond these elements.
A video shows DB Cargo Class 66 locomotives 66063, 66129, and 66150, along with a Class 90 unit, departing from Crewe. The footage captures these trains operating under headcode 0S66 on a service between Arpley Sidings and Crewe T.M.D. The operators associated with the video include DB Schenker, EWS, and GBRF. The locations mentioned are Crewe.
This video features freight train footage captured between July and August 2016. It includes a variety of locomotives, including classes 37, 59, and multiple units from class 66. Several operators are associated with the footage, including Colas, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, and Network Rail. However, specific locations and headcodes are not identified in the metadata.
This video captures railway activity in and around Carlisle, with additional footage from locations including Lockerbie, Wigton, and Sellafield. It features a variety of locomotives, including classes 142, 153, 37, 57, 60, and 66, though operators are not specified in the metadata. Headcodes such as 2C41, 4M30, and 6K05 are present, indicating various services recorded during the filming period. The footage was gathered to support a future project focusing on locomotive visuals, with additional scenes shot at Wigton and Penrith to enhance the content.
This video contains a collection of unseen footage captured in February 2016 from 14 locations across the country. The footage features various rail stock, including classes 172, 37, 377, 466, and 60, as well as headcodes such as 1Q04, 4M23, and 6A42. Operators associated with the content include DB Schenker, EWS, First Great Western, Network Rail, Southern, and Virgin Trains. Locations shown in the video include Bordesley, Carlisle, Chichester, Dalston, Ipswich, Long Buckby, Marston Green, and Tyne Yard.
This video captures railway activity at Water Orton, featuring a variety of locomotives including classes 37, 56, and 60. The footage was recorded over the course of two hours and includes several units associated with operators such as Colas, DB Schenker, Freightliner, GBRF, and Network Rail. While specific headcodes are not identified in the metadata, the content provides an overview of train movements at this location.
A train led by 66019 is seen passing through Kings Norton station, accompanied by several other locomotives including 66201, 66116, 66130, 66063, 66058, 66154, and 66007. The movement is associated with headcode 0X98, which appears to be part of a service operating between Margam and Bescot TMD. Operators DB Schenker and EWS are linked to the video's metadata.
This video captures railway activity in the Midlands, primarily around Rugby. It features a variety of stock including classes 37 and 66 locomotives with labels such as 37601, 37610, 57312, and 66017 among others. Operators associated with the footage include British Railways, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, and Maritime. A headcode of 0U43 is also noted in the metadata.
This video captures a train convoy at Keynsham, Bristol. The footage includes multiple locomotives with stock numbers 66003, 66013, 66063, 66076, 66100, 66134, 66198, 66201, and 66232. Operators DB Schenker and EWS are associated with the video. The location is clearly identified as Keynsham. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
A group of locomotives, including 60099 and several 66-class units, pass through Northfield station in foggy conditions. The movement is associated with headcode 0F85, operating between Bescot TMD and Margam TC. The video captures the convoy as it moves through the area, with details of the involved stock and route provided in the metadata. Operators DB Schenker and EWS are linked to the recording.
A video captures DBS 66063 operating on service 6V31 from Dagenham Dock to Didcot T.C., passing through Barking. The footage includes the train's movement along this route, with additional audio elements included. The operator associated with the stock is EWS, and the locations featured are Dagenham Dock and Barking. The headcode for the service is 6V31.
It includes locomotives from classes 66, 70, and 59, with specific units identified as 66063 and 70010. The operators involved are DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, and Freightliner. No headcodes are listed in the metadata.
The footage includes scenes at Stapleton Road station, a train waiting at a red light near Dr Day Junction, and a train departing Dr Day Junction heading towards Bath. The movement of the trains is described as slow. Operators associated with the video include British Railways, DB Schenker, EWS, and GBRF.
A convoy of EWS Class 66 locomotives, including units numbered 66020, 66027, 66142, 66063, 66114, 66069, 66092, 66155, 66006, and 66078, is captured near Keynsham, Bristol. The footage shows the locomotives approaching the location from Westbury on a route heading towards Eastleigh. The video also includes a moment where one of the locomotives narrowly avoids collision with a High Speed Train (HST).
This video captures activity at Watford Junction and Watford stations, featuring a variety of railway stock including classes 66, 86, 150, and 350. Operators present include DB Schenker, Freightliner, Great North Eastern Railway, and Rail Express Systems. The footage provides a view of freight operations and locomotive movements during a busy period at the station.
This video captures views from the rooftop of Jacobs Antique Market in Cardiff Central, a popular spot for observing rail services. The footage includes several trains passing by, with mentions of services involving stock numbers 60010, 60040, 66027, 66050, and 66063. Operators associated with the video include Cross Country, DB Schenker, and EWS. The location is clearly identified as Cardiff Central, though no specific headcodes are noted in the metadata.
This video captures freight trains approaching and passing through Cardiff Station, filmed from a nearby hotel. It includes several locomotives identified as classes 56 and 66, with headcodes 6B33 and 6V13. The operator DB Schenker is noted, and the location Theale is mentioned. The footage provides a view of rail activity in the area, though specific details about the trains' routes or schedules are not provided.
A video shows five Class 66 locomotives stationed at St Andrews Road in Bristol. The locomotives featured are numbered 66063, 66177, 66148, 66141, and 66124. The operators associated with the video include DB Schenker and EWS, though specific operator details for each locomotive are not provided. The footage captures a static scene of these diesel-hauled units at the location on an unspecified date.
This video captures various freight and special train services across several locations in the UK, including Nuneaton, Small Heath, Solihull, Olton, and Coventry. It features multiple locomotives identified by their stock numbers, such as 66063, 66144, 66168, 66419, and others. The footage provides a glimpse into the operations of different rail services during May 2012.
Trains include services from Liverpool Lime Street to Euston and Wembley, as well as runs from Liverpool South Parkway and Woking. The footage includes various locomotives such as 47501, 67005, and 66063, along with headcodes like 1T90 and 1Z72. The locations covered include Euston, London Victoria, Runcorn, and Woking.
The footage includes classes 56, 60, and 66, with specific examples such as 56302, 60011, 66063, 66065, 66099, and 66560. Additional locations mentioned in the metadata include Crawley, Crewe, and Shipley. Headcodes present in the video are 4M20, 4M34, 4Z68, 6E41, and 6Z70. The record does not include operator information.
A video captures a Class 66 locomotive, numbered 66063, moving at speed through Moorthorpe with a single tone blast from its horn. The footage shows a long train in operation. The operator associated with the locomotive is EWS. No headcode information is available for this recording.
A Class 66 locomotive, identified as 66063, is shown stopping at Wakefield Kirkgate for a driver change. The train then departs with a six-tone horn, pulling cement hoppers. The video also includes references to locations such as Ilkley and Hope. The operator associated with the locomotive is EWS. No headcode information is available in the metadata.
A video showing locomotive 66063 assisting a failed train, likely 60071, on the Lickey Bank. The incident took place at Bank, with the headcode 6E41 associated with the event. Locomotive 60063 is also featured in the footage. No further details about operators or additional locations are provided.
This video features a collection of railway clips from the south east of England. It includes footage of trains such as 31459 and 31452 working with a SERCO test train, 47769 and 47739 operating on a service between Dollands Moor and Dagenham Ford, 67029 running on the Midland Mainline RHTT, and 66605 involved in cement transport services from Theale. Various operators and locations are represented within the footage.
This video discusses the history and current status of the DB Class 60 locomotives in the UK, highlighting their power and performance compared to other freight locomotives like the Class 66. It explores why these locomotives have been withdrawn by their primary operator in favor of modified Class 66s. The footage includes examples of Class 60 and Class 66 locomotives, with mentions of operators such as EWS/DB and locations including Butterley and Clitheroe.