Join Fishplate — it’s free
Free
Create an account to help complete vehicle info and get more out of pages like 66757.
- Add missing details (numbers, operators, headcodes) when they aren’t in the video
- Get recognised for contributions with points & badges
- Save favourites and come back to vehicles you’re tracking
66757
Class 66
Journey Matches for 66757
View all Journey Matches
Videos featuring 66757
This video shows a series of engineering trains passing through Kilby Bridge junction. The locomotives identified include 66413, 66542, 66619, 66754, and 66757, all classified as Class 66. Several operators are associated with the video, including East Midlands Railway, EWS, Freightliner, GBRF, Intercity, and Network Rail. However, specific locations and headcodes are not provided in the metadata. The record is limited in terms of detailed operational context.
A GBRf 66757 locomotive is seen dragging two Eurostar Class 373 sets, numbered 373019 and 373020, through Welwyn North on a journey heading towards Kingsbury. The train was operating under headcode 6X73. The footage captures the movement of these units during a scrap operation.
This video features a variety of rail stock captured at Northallerton and other locations along the East Coast Mainline. It includes London North Eastern Railway 225s and HSTs, Cross Country Class 220/221 'Voyager' DMUs, Grand Central Class 180 'Adelante' DMU, TransPennine Express Class 802 'Nova 1' Bi-Mode unit, Class 185 'Desiro' DMUs, Class 68 diesel locomotive, and a GBRF Class 66 freight locomotive. The footage provides a glimpse of different operators and rolling stock types operating on the network.
This video captures scenes from Eastleigh Station and Depots, featuring a variety of railway stock including classes 144, 158, 442, 444, and 66. Several operators are associated with the footage, including British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, Freightliner, Network Rail, and others. The locations shown include Eastleigh and Fleet. No headcodes were identified in the metadata.
This video features engineering trains operating in the Crediton area, with footage captured at various locations including Westbury, Witham, Bruton, and Fairwood Jct. The trains involved include 66757, 66780, 66781, and 66786, all classified under stock class 66. Specific scenes show the trains at different crossings and stations, with one clip noting the driver as Kevin Stokes. The record includes details of the locations but does not provide headcode information.
This video captures Southern Railway Class 158 diesel multiple units 158868 and 158888, along with Great British Railways Freight Class 66 locomotive 66757, at Chandlers Ford and Salisbury. The footage was recorded on 5 November 2019. No headcodes are identified in the current metadata record.
This video features four Class 66 locomotives, identified as 66511, 66559, 66757, and 66850. The footage includes the location of Eastleigh. Operators associated with the video include Colas, Freightliner, GBRF, London Overground, and Network Rail. No headcode information is available in the current record.
It features footage from Manea, Ely, Waterbeach, and Cambridge North, showing services including LNER HSTs, Grand Central and Hull Trains Class 180s, and a Class 57/3 with barrier wagons. The content includes both diverted and regular services, with contributions from multiple rail enthusiasts. Several train operators are represented, though specific headcodes are not included in the metadata.
This video captures footage of diverted East Coast Main Line services along the Fen Line due to engineering works. It features LNER Class 43 HST sets and includes shots from Manea Station, Middle Road in March, and Silt Drove. The video also shows Class 66 locomotives hauling LNER Class 91 units, as well as freight and engineering trains. Several rail enthusiasts joined the filming.
This video features heritage locomotives operating on the mainline, captured over several years up to 2018. It includes a variety of stock such as classes 150, 20, 31, and 37, along with headcodes 0Z75 and 1K73. The footage is associated with locations including Gloucester and operators like British Railways, Colas, Cross Country, and others. The content provides a visual record of heritage train movements during that period.
A GBRF Class 66 freight locomotive, numbered 66757, is shown passing through Grantham heading north at speed. The footage captures the movement of this locomotive on what appears to be a mainline route. No headcode information is available for this recording.
A British Rail Class 66 locomotive, numbered 66757, is shown passing through Paddock Wood while towing a newly introduced Thameslink Class 700 train, numbered 700038. The footage captures the locomotive working on service 6X71, which runs between Dollands Moor and Three Bridges. The video provides a glimpse of this rail operation, highlighting the interaction between older and newer rolling stock on this route.
This video captures two railway unit deliveries in February 2017. Rail Operations Group's Class 47 locomotives 47812 and 47815 are seen operating on the 6X87 service between Dollands Moor and Clapham Yard, while GBRf's Class 66 locomotive 66757 is shown working the 6X71 service from Dollands Moor to Three Bridges. The footage also includes Class 700 and 707 units, though their specific roles in the deliveries are not detailed. The locations featured include Hildenborough, Clapham, and Three Bridges.
A video shows GBRf 66757 pulling a new Thameslink Class 700 train, numbered 700037, through Paddock Wood. The locomotive is working the 6X71 service between Dollands Moor and Three Bridges. The footage captures this movement on what appears to be a regular operational day. No other specific details about the journey or additional rolling stock are provided in the metadata.
This video captures construction trains associated with the Crossrail project at Plumstead. The footage includes several locomotives, such as 66754, 66757, and 66763, along with other shunting units. The recording was made from a caged bridge with obstructed visibility due to dirty and graffitied windows. The video provides a rare glimpse of the project's operations during its construction phase.
This video compilation showcases a variety of railway locomotives, including classes 37, 43, and 50, with specific examples such as 37004, 37610, 43013, and 50007. The footage includes scenes from Mortimer and features operations associated with multiple railway operators, including British Railways, Colas, DB Schenker, East Midlands Railway, and others. While the exact headcodes are not provided in the record, the compilation offers a visual overview of different locomotives in action during 2016.
A train marked 66757 is shown operating at Tamworth station, part of a service running from London St Pancras to Kingsbury Siding. Eurostar is identified as the operator involved in the service, which carries the headcode 6X73. No other stock, locations, or operators are mentioned in the metadata.
A train service featuring units 373019, 373020, and 66757 is shown operating on headcode 6X73 from St Pancras International towards Kingsbury. The footage captures the second movement of Eurostar trains being transported for scrap at East Midlands Railway's Kingsbury site, passing through Tamworth along the way. The video includes details about the stock involved and locations referenced in the journey.
It features a variety of rolling stock, including classes 153, 158, 20, 222, and 43, as well as freight and passenger services operated by companies such as Cross Country, Direct Rail Services, Freightliner, GBRF, Grand Central, Network Rail, Northern, South West Trains, and Virgin Trains. The footage provides a glimpse of railway activity in the area during that time.
This video provides a tour of St. Philips Marsh, featuring static displays and the steam locomotive 46100 Royal Scot, the only steam exhibit on site. Several railway vehicles are identified in the footage, including classes 37, 41, 43, and 47, though operators are not specified. Locations mentioned include Llangollen, Crewe, Iver, and Truro. The recording appears to be part of an open day event held in May 2016.
This video captures a day at St. Philips Marsh during an open event in 2016, featuring High Speed Train (HST) units and a walk around the site to document other exhibits. The event was attended by many visitors and aimed to raise funds for charity. Several railway stock items are identified, including classes 150, 166, 37, 41, and 43, though no operators are specifically associated with them in this record. A headcode of "0A06" is noted. The absence of location details limits further contextual information.
This video captures a visit to St Philips Marsh during an open day event, featuring a variety of locomotives. The footage includes several railway stock items such as classes 158, 37, and 43, though operators are not specified for these units. Locations mentioned include Dean, Derby, Truro, and the West Somerset Railway. The video provides a glimpse into the event's organisation and highlights the presence of visiting locomotives before the weather turned.
This video captures events from an open day at St Philips Marsh in 2016, featuring a celebration of the HST's 40th anniversary. The event included the unveiling of a new livery and nameplate by Sir Kenneth Grange, the designer of the modern HST. Various railway stock, including classes 150, 166, 37, 41, and 43, are visible in the footage. Operators such as British Railways, Colas, East Midlands Railway, and others are associated with the video, along with a location at Truro and a headcode of 0A06.
This video captures a special event celebrating 40 years of the High Speed Train (HST) at St Philips Marsh, Bristol. It features the unveiling of the 43002 in its 40th Anniversary livery, alongside appearances by various rail operators and private owners. The footage includes multiple HST units and highlights a notable gathering of railway enthusiasts and industry representatives.
This video captures footage from an open day at St Philips Marsh, featuring a variety of railway stock. The locos included are numbered 150247, 166214, 37884, 41001, 43187, 47749, 50007, 50050, 56098, and 57603. The operators associated with the video include British Railways, Colas, Europhoenix, GBRF, GWR, Intercity, and Network Rail. Locations mentioned are Crewe, Hope, Stone, Truro, and West Somerset Railway. A headcode of 0A06 is also noted in the metadata.
A convoy of railway stock, including 66757, 50035, D182, D213, and D5580, is shown at Ram Hill on the Severn Valley Railway. The footage captures a movement from Kidderminster to St Philips Marsh. British Railways and GBRF are noted as operators associated with the video. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.
A group of preserved locomotives, including 66757, 50035, D182 (46045), D213 (40013), and 5580 (31162), were seen on a service from Kidderminster S.V.R. to St Philips Mrsh H S T D, headcode 0Z69. The locomotives formed a convoy that was observed at Ashchurch for Tewkesbury approximately 26 minutes ahead of schedule.
A heritage railway convoy featuring GBRf 66757, BR Blue D182, BR Green D213, and BR Blue 5580 is shown heading towards the Severn Valley Railway. The train passes through Barnt Green station as it travels on a service between Butterley and Kidderminster. The footage includes the locomotive 50035, which is being transported for an open day at St Philips Marsh. The headcode 0Z68 is associated with this movement.
This video features a compilation of Mega Shed convoys and light engine moves from 2015, including multiple locomotives ranging from 1 to 10 units. Identified stock includes several Class 66 locomotives with labels such as 66013, 66015, 66025, and others. Operators associated with the content include DB Schenker, EWS, Freightliner, and GBRF. The headcode 0O12 is noted in the metadata. Location details are not available in the current record.
A British Rail Class 66 locomotive, numbered 66757 and newly named "West Somerset Railway," is shown at Parson Street Station in Bristol. The video also includes references to Bishops Lydeard and the West Somerset Railway. A headcode of 0E35 is noted, indicating a service operated by GBRf. The footage captures the locomotive on the day before its appearance at Bishops Lydeard.
A British Rail Class 66 locomotive, numbered 66757, is shown with its new name "West Somerset Railway" covered over as it passes Kings Norton station. The engine is working the light engine service 0Z42 from Doncaster to Bishop Lydeard. The footage captures this moment during a rail operation involving GBRF stock.
The video features locomotives 56103 and 82301 operating on service 5Z34 from Loughborough to Wembley, with footage captured at Water Orton before and after a run-round operation. Additional footage shows locomotive 66757 on a service from Cliffe Hill Stud Farm to Bescot Up Engineers via GBRF. The video includes details of train movements and operations, providing insight into railway activity during the recorded period.
A video shows train units 66757 and 92010 operating on service 0Z51 from Loughborough to Crewe. The footage captures the trains at Nuneaton, where the service was approximately 84 minutes late. The operator associated with the recording is GBRF. No further details about the journey or additional locations are provided in the metadata.
Several historic diesel locomotives are featured, including 56104, 31601, 33109, 9529, 60001, 31271, 50008, and 66757. The event took place at Stratford, with some of the locomotives associated with British Railways and other operators. While specific operational details are not provided, the footage highlights the presence of a variety of diesel stock from different classes.
The video features travel footage captured at several railway locations, including Birmingham International, Euston, London King’s Cross, Peterborough, and Whittlesea. It also includes scenes of various locomotives and rail units. The content appears to document a day's journey by train and bus, with mentions of activities such as filming and the acquisition of a final locomotive. Several stock items are identified, though no specific operators or headcodes are noted in the metadata.
A group of Class 66 locomotives, including 66753, 66757, 66758, 66765, 66759, 66760, 66762, 66761, 66764, and 66763, are seen passing Rowley Regis station. The locomotives are operated by GBRf and are working on a service with headcode 0X66 between Newport and Doncaster.