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66187
Class 66
Videos featuring 66187
This video features a variety of railway stock and locations in the East Midlands. Trains include Class 221, 56, 57, and 60 units, though no operator is specified for any of them. The footage appears to cover areas such as Leicester, Loughborough, and Derby, with mentions of depots and maintenance facilities in the region. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
This video provides a view of Toton Depot, featuring freight movements and a railtour. Several locomotives are identified, including classes 170, 57, 60, and 66, though operators are not specified. The footage includes scenes from Carlisle. No headcodes are present in the metadata.
The video captures railway activity involving the return of Castle Class 7029 ‘Clun Castle’ to the mainline after an overhaul, along with test trains arriving at Derby RTC. It also features UK Railtours’ ‘Independence Day’ railtour passing through Long Eaton and Toton, where a locomotive swap took place between GBRF 69001 ‘Mayflower’ and DB 66104 before heading to Leeds. The footage includes views of locomotives at Toton depot and highlights the movement of various trains across several locations.
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Fantastic Freight Action at Crewe Wilmslow Stockport Stafford Rugby Station 9th 10th June 26 WCML
This video captures freight train activity along the West Coast Main Line, featuring a variety of locomotives and operators. Notable stock includes Class 20, 350, 390, and 66 diesel-electric units, with operators such as DB Schenker, Freightliner, GBRF, Direct Rail Services, and RailAdventure represented. The footage is recorded at several locations including Crewe, Stockport, Stafford, Rugby, and others along the route. Headcodes such as 0Z03, 4H61, and 4M22 are present in the data.
This video captures the movement of refurbished Class 66 and 60 locomotives at Toton Traction Maintenance Depot in Nottinghamshire. These units are being exported to Romania as part of a significant sale by DB Cargo UK to Grup Feroviar Roman (GFR). The locomotives will replace older models in GFR’s fleet, enhancing operational efficiency. Several Class 66 locomotives, including 66014, are highlighted, with deliveries set to continue through mid-2028. The footage provides insight into the ongoing international use of the reliable Class 66 design in Eastern Europe.
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The REDS Turning BLUE! 66006 & 66024 are REPAINTED and Ready for EXPORT at Toton TMD..
Aerial footage shows multiple locomotives at Toton TMD, including DB Cargo Class 66 units 66006, 66014, and 66024, which have been repainted in an all-blue livery and are prepared for export to Romania. Additional locos present include several from classes 56, 60, and 66. The video captures views of the depot and surrounding areas, with no specific routes or operational details provided.
This video shows Railvac-4 train maintenance and operations at Eastleigh, with additional activity involving freight services and engineering trains. The footage includes Freighliner 66618 'Railways Illustrated', a train operating under headcode 4Y19 from Mountfield Sidings to Southampton West Docks, and movements related to RSS 08683 and DB 66053 TnT 66182 heading to Eastleigh East Yard. Multiple Class 66 locomotives are identified in the scene.
This video provides aerial views of parts of DB Cargo's Toton TMD that are not typically visible from ground-level vantage points. It highlights stored locomotives located within the depot, offering insight into their current positions and condition. The footage was captured in accordance with drone regulations and includes a variety of locomotive stock, including models 60001, 60004, 60007, 60010, 60011, 60015, 60020, 60026, 60031, and 60040. The operators associated with the footage include DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, and GBRF, while locations mentioned are Doncaster and Hope.
A video captures a train convoy, including locomotives 56103 and 56045 from DC Rail, escorting 58023 back to Loughborough after an event at Barrow Hill. The footage shows stored locomotives across the Toton depot, featuring Class 60, Super versions, and Class 66 units. Additional locomotives identified include 20302, 20311, 60019, 60045, 60059, 60065, and 60071. The video also highlights locations such as Corby, Hope, Longport, and Loughborough.
This video explores several railway locations across the East Midlands, including Leicester TMD, Loughborough Brush Works, Toton TMD (Long Eaton), and Derby. The footage includes various locomotives and rolling stock, with specific units identified such as classes 170, 222, and 37. The journey also passes by Burton-on-Trent, where Nemesis Rail is based. The content provides a glimpse into stored and active trains, offering an insight into railway operations and preservation efforts in the region.
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Choppers & Deltic SNEAK UP on me at SPEED - Plus RARELY seen locos behind Toton North Yard!
A video captures a fast-moving train convoy, including locomotives such as 69014, 55009, and others, passing through Toton centre lines. The footage also features several long-term stored locomotives located behind Toton North Yard, including 67004, 66187, 60065, and 60071. Additional locomotives identified in the video include 20007, 20205, 57307, 60059, 66024, 66122, and 66138. The video includes references to locations such as Dean, Hope, Leeds, Longport, Lydney Junction, and Sandwich, along with headcodes like
The video shows locomotives at a depot in Nottingham, including stored Class 66 and Class 60 units operated by DB Cargo. Several Class 67 locomotives are being stripped for parts. The footage highlights the current state of these rolling stock assets and raises questions about their future use or disposal.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 37, 66, and 68, though no operator or location details are provided in the metadata. The footage appears to be captured at March, based on the location data. No headcodes were identified in the structured metadata. The record is limited in some aspects, but it includes information about the stock types present.
Aerial footage captures scenes at Toton T.M.D., including several locomotives and the depot's layout. The video highlights the presence of Class 56 and Class 60 locomotives, as well as Class 66 units such as 66657. Some Class 60 locomotives appear to be scattered around the site, with parts seemingly being salvaged along the embankment. The depot's far end is noted as a car storage area for Toyota. The footage was taken en route to the Great Central Railway’s Winter Steam Gala.
This video provides an aerial view of Toton Yard, showcasing a variety of locomotives in storage and maintenance. It features several Class 60 and Class 66 units, including 60163 Tornado undergoing wheel turning. The footage highlights the presence of multiple locomotives from different operators such as DB Schenker, EWS, and Maritime at the location in Nottingham.
This video captures railfreight activity in and around Bristol, featuring a variety of rolling stock including Class 166, 43, and 60 units. The footage includes scenes from locations such as Bristol Parkway and Temple Meads, with additional shots from Dent, Oxford, Plymouth, and other stations. Headcodes present include 1S51, 3Q34, 4L33, and others. The video highlights the movement of freight services across the network, with a special mention of a full-length HST on an extended journey.
This video features Class 66 diesel locomotives operated by DB Cargo UK working freight trains across the UK between 2022 and 2023. It includes both revenue-earning freight services and departmental engineering trains. Locomotive numbers such as 66002, 66004, 66051, and 66128 are identified, along with headcodes like 4E25, 4L45, 6M88, and 4L56. Locations featured include Felixstowe, Trafford Park Euroterminal, Brampton, Charing, and others. The operator DB Schenker Rail UK, formerly known as DBS and English Welsh & Scottish Railway (EWS), is highlighted as the largest freight operator in the UK.
This video features a 66-class locomotive, likely numbered 66187, operating in the North West of England. It includes footage from Carlisle and Crewe, with mention of Lancaster in the description. The operator involved is DB Schenker. No headcode information is available in the current record.
This video features a number of rail vehicles, including Colas-operated units and others, captured near Westbury, Reading, and Swindon. The footage includes locomotives and rolling stock such as classes 165, 387, 43, 59, 66, and 70. While the specific headcodes of the trains are not identified in the metadata, the video provides a glimpse into rail operations in this region. The record includes details about the operators and locations involved but lacks information on train headcodes.
A video captures two freight trains at Luton Airport Parkway. The first is train 66748, heading south with an aggregate working, followed by DB Schenker's train 66187 moving north. The footage was recorded during a visit to the area and provides a glimpse of freight operations at the location.
A freight train operated by DB Schenker or EWS, likely numbered 66187, is shown passing through Olton on a journey from Knottingley to Eastleigh. The video captures part of this movement, though no headcode is provided in the record.
This video features freight train footage captured in September 2020, split into two parts. It includes various locomotives and rail operations across different locations. Identified stock includes classes 166 and 66, with operators such as DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, and others. The footage was recorded at Filton Abbey Wood and Mortimer. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
A DB Schenker Class 66 freight locomotive, numbered 66187, is shown passing through Tamworth at speed. The train is part of a service running from Trafford Park to London Gateway. The footage captures the locomotive in operation on what appears to be a regular freight route. No headcode information is available for this video.
This video features a variety of railway operations in Kent, including locomotives such as Class 66, 70, 73, and 92. It includes scenes of trains passing through locations like Hildenborough, Leigh, Tonbridge, and London Victoria. Specific locomotives shown include 73109, 73107, 66182, 70805, 47237, and 92005, involved in various duties such as engineers' trains, railtours, and light engine workings. The footage captures different railway activities across the region without specific headcodes provided.
This video features a variety of freight locomotives, including classes 325, 60, and 66, operating in Tamworth. The footage includes multiple units such as 325005, 60001, and several 66-series locomotives. Several operators are associated with the video, including British Railways, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, and Maritime. The recording appears to capture freight operations on or around December 9, 2019. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
Several locomotives are visible, including classes 37, 66, 68, and 88, though specific operators associated with these units are not identified in the metadata. The footage provides a glimpse of freight operations at this location during that time period.
This video captures freight train movements at Madeley, featuring a variety of locomotive classes including 221, 66, and 90. The footage includes railtours, convoys, and light engine operations. Several operators are associated with the content, including British Railways, Colas, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, LNER, and Virgin Trains. The location identified is Bures. No headcodes were recorded in this video.
This video captures train activity at Crewe station, featuring a variety of locomotives and rolling stock. The footage includes several classes of trains, such as 158, 66, and 90 series units, though specific operators are not identified in the metadata. The recording was made from a footbridge that has since been removed, offering a view of freight lines and much of the station area. Some parts of the footage may be shaky due to cold weather conditions and the use of borrowed equipment.
This video captures a railway scene featuring several locomotives, including 66182/081 arriving and departing with an enthusiast special. Notable stock includes 87028-7 and 87022-0 undergoing refurbishment in the shed, alongside other units such as 87002/21/22, 86401, and Metronet 66722. The footage is set at Northampton and includes headcode 5C30. Additional locomotives present are 47701, 47746, 66051, 66084, 66187, 66235, 66722, and 67021, with
This video captures footage of a busy section of the Great Western Main Line between Acton Main Line and Hayes & Harlington, featuring various train classes including 43, 56, 59, and 66. The scene includes several diversions attributed to closures on the line at Oxford. Multiple operators such as DB Schenker, EWS, First Great Western, Freightliner, GWR, and Network Rail are represented in the footage. Headcodes including 1Q23, 4L30, 6V18, 7A18, and 7C64 are also present.
This video features a collection of freight train movements and highlights from June 2017. It includes various locomotives such as classes 37, 60, 66, and 67, with labels including 37608, 37611, 60070, 66070, 66187, 66420, 66511, 66560, 67023, and 67027. The operators involved are DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, and Network Rail. However, specific locations and headcodes associated with the footage are not provided in the metadata.
A video captures the Flying Scotsman arriving at Cardiff and moving along a section of track east of Newport. The locomotive is seen turning off the mainline toward Cwmbran, then being pulled in reverse into Newport Station for its onward journey to Gloucester. Several railway stock items are identified, including 43026, 60001, and 66187, though no operator is specified. The locations featured include Newport, Cwmbran, and Gloucester.
This video features a collection of RHTT train services operating across various locations in the UK during the autumn season, when fallen leaves can affect track conditions. It includes services from Gloucester, Marston Green, Reading West, Nottingham, Nuneaton, and other locations, with headcodes such as 3J01, 3J92, and 3S12. The footage highlights different train stock numbers, including 66002, 66051, and 20305, associated with various operators.
It features several rail vehicles, including Class 350 units with labels 350369 and 350373, Class 43 locomotives numbered 43304 and 43378, and multiple Class 66 freight locomotives such as 66187, 66420, 66543, and 66568. Additionally, a Class 90 unit with label 90035 is present. Operators associated with the video include Cross Country, EWS, Freightliner, and Virgin Trains. The record lacks headcode information.
The footage includes light engine moves and ECS operations. The recording includes several locomotives with labels such as 170511, 325003, and 350251. Operators associated with the video include BR - Sectors, Cross Country, DB Schenker, Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, Hanson & Hall, Network Rail, and Virgin Trains. The location of Stafford is prominently featured in the footage.
A group of six British Rail Class 66 diesel locomotives is shown at Severn Tunnel Junction. The locos identified include 66082, 66112, 66185, and 66187, with additional units present but not specified in the metadata. The footage captures these machines likely operating in a convoy formation, though further details about their movement or purpose are not provided in the available data.
A convoy of seven Class 66 locomotives, including units numbered 66018, 66075, 66087, 66147, 66152, and others, was recorded at Keynsham on the Bristol to Eastleigh route. The footage captures the movement of these locomotives on 16 April 2016. Operators associated with the video include DB Schenker and EWS. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
The footage includes freight operations and stabled engines. Operators associated with the content include Colas, DB Schenker, EWS, GBRF, and Network Rail. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
A variety of rolling stock, including classes 158, 185, and 43, are visible. Multiple operators associated with the UK rail network are identified, though no specific headcodes are listed in the metadata. The footage provides a snapshot of train activity at this location during that time.
A British Rail Class 66 diesel locomotive, numbered 66187, is shown passing Kings Norton station with a Balfour Beatty crane. The train is operating on the route between Pengam Sidings and Toton North Yard, identified by headcode 6W50. The operator associated with the locomotive is EWS. The footage captures this movement on what appears to be a freight or maintenance service.
This video features footage of various railway stock, including classes 466, 56, 60, and 66, captured at multiple locations such as Water Orton, Barnt Green, Coventry, and Ash. The clips were filmed across different sites, though specific operators and headcodes are not identified in the metadata.
This video features a variety of railway stock, including classes 37, 47, 56, and 66, filmed primarily in the West Midlands at well-known locations such as Birmingham International and Par. The footage includes multiple units with labels ranging from 37505 to 66591, though operator details are not specified for any of the stock items. No headcodes are recorded in the metadata.
A train passing through Keynsham, Bristol, with additional locations including Eastleigh and Mortimer. The video features two locomotives identified as 66103 and 66187. No operator or headcode information is available in the current record.
This video features railway footage captured at several locations including Stourbridge Junction, Coleshill Parkway, Birmingham Moor Street, Water Orton, and Bentley. It includes clips of trains identified as stock numbers 66039, 66129, 66145, 66187, 66543, 67025, and 82303. The operators associated with the content include Direct Rail Services (DRS), EWS, and Freightliner. No headcodes were identified in the footage.
A group of ten Class 66 locomotives, including units numbered 66023, 66024, 66034, 66039, 66078, 66097, 66103, 66106, 66133, and 66187, can be seen passing through Oldfield Park in Bath. The video includes mentions of operators DB Schenker and EWS, though no specific operator is associated with the individual locomotives listed. The footage captures a convoy of these diesel-hauled units moving along the route.
A video captures a disruption on the West Coast Main Line in May 2013, involving a failed train at Carnforth. A rescue locomotive, 57308, was dispatched from Preston to assist, while another, 66187, was brought from Warrington to take over operations. The incident involved stock numbers 92002, 57308, and 66187, with Carnforth and Preston noted as key locations. The event caused a significant delay on the southbound line.
A video from 2013 captures a Class 66 locomotive, specifically number 66187, at Dr Days Junction near Bristol. The footage shows the locomotive heading from Margam L.I.P. towards Westbury Down T.C. The video includes mention of another Class 66 locomotive, 66137, though it is not visible in the clip. No headcode information is present in the record.
This video features The Royal Scotsman during its UK tour, captured near Oxford. It includes freight trains and highlights the luxury train's journey, which ran from Edinburgh to Edinburgh between 6th and 13th July. Several railway stock items, including classes 165, 180, 47, 56, and 66, are identified, along with operators such as EWS, First Great Western, GBRF, and West Coast Railways. The footage also shows locations in Halewood, Oxford, and Trafford Park, with headcodes 1Z29 and 6O42 noted.
This video features two British Rail Class 66 diesel locomotives, numbered 66124 and 66187, at Kings Langley. No operator or headcode information is provided in the metadata. The footage appears to capture the locomotives in a static setting, possibly during a visit or event at the location. Additional details about the context of the video are not available in the current record.