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(HD) Freight traffic on the North London Line including Class 313 scrap move - 17/6/19

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A morning visit to the North London Line on my birthday to see some freight traffic and the highlight - Class 313s going for scrap. In order we see:

1: Freshly repainted 66167 + 66208 passing Brondesbury working 4E26 Dollands Moor - Scunthorpe as 66505 speeds past with a northbound liner
2: 'Every love matters' branded 378 departs West Hampstead
3: 66428 passes West Hampstead working 4M07 Tilbury - Daventry
4: ROG 57312 hauls 313046 + 313018 through West Hampstead working 5Q76 Hornsey - Newport Docks for scrap.

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It features various trains passing through locations such as Brondesbury, West Hampstead, and Hornsey, with headcodes including 4E26, 4M07, and 5Q76. The footage includes a range of stock such as Class 313 units, Class 66 diesel locomotives, and a Class 378 unit, operated by several rail companies.

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  • Platform ID dMWLzNXkr1I
  • Views 213
  • Date published 31 May 2021 08:10
  • Date added 26 Jan 2026 08:43
  • Recorded 17 Jun 2019
  • Locomotives 8
  • Headcodes 3
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