73126

This video explores the history of British Railways' Class 73 electro-diesel locomotives during the pre-digital era, from the mid-1980s to the turn of the millennium. It highlights the versatility of these locomotives, which operated on both electrified and non-electrified routes, primarily across the Southern Region. The footage includes examples of Class 73/0 and 73/1 units, with some built in Eastleigh and others at Newton-le-Willows. The video also references their later use on services such as the Gatwick Express from London Victoria.

This video captures footage from an open day event at Ashford, celebrating the Railway 200 in 2025. It features a variety of railway stock on display, including Southeastern Javelin units, Network South East liveried trains, GBRF locomotives, and equipment from Colas RailFreight. The event highlights several classes of rolling stock, such as Class 20, 37, 465, and 60, with specific examples like 20901, 37254, and 465908. The location is noted as Ashford, with additional references to Longport.

A video captures GBRF 73119 and 73128 passing through Hastings. Other stock numbers identified include 73126. The footage appears to show a circular run with HOA involvement. No headcodes were recorded in the metadata.

This video captures rail operations in the Southern Region during summer 1992. It features Class 73 and VEP EMU services at Ashford, as well as Class 33 and 47 locomotive-hauled services at London Waterloo and Woking. A Freightliner freight train is also shown passing through Woking. The footage includes multiple locomotives and rolling stock from British Railways and Network South East. No headcodes are identified in the metadata.