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6060 is gonna be steamed for excursions once again.

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Class 42 Diesel Ten..

As a young boy in the fifties I rode footplate on one from Churston to Brixham and returned in the Push-Pull coach cab; that was magic.

I remember Quick Snack need to get a bit of Benjies up there too

Can’t beat a slam door

The "draper taper" SD-60 F one of my favorite locomotive's

Hi There Again my real Name is Mr Cannadine T. Boxill-Harris, I have another interesting idea for most of you Class 507, Class 508, Class 313, and Class 314 and that also includes those interesting Class 315 Fans out there, rather than scrapping most of those Class 507, Class 508, Class 313's Class 314 including the Class 315's maybe you guys can convert them. Including the refurbishment into the Volvo TD102KF Engine Leyland 680 Engine, Volvo B10M Engine, Scania N112 Engine, Cummins M11 Engine, Gardner 6LXC Engine, Gardner 6LXB Engine, Gardner 8LXB Engine, Class 507, Class 508, Class 313's, Class 314's and the Class 315's and convert all of them into a 2 Carriages and Three Carriages of the Class 313's, Class 314's and that is including those Class 315's for most of us Class 314 and Class 315 Diesel Train Fans Pretty PLEASE. Are you still going to do this interesting type of Project for all of us out there Please?

Now 30 years ago 🙌🏻

Certain locomotives of the 1950s such as the ns 1100,1300 and ns 1000 including all older electric trains do not appear to have a horn

Weird to think that Class 153's are now beiny preserved

Brian Thomas is the owner of the engine.

The engine carries the chime whistle since 1984.

Ecellent😊

Just noticed this day is my friends bday and my bday is on the 16th lol In 2002 we both would have been 11 - or should i say i would have been 10.99🤣

Looks like a turbostar, sounds like an electrostar. Such a beautiful family of trains. My favourite livery still remains the 170 in One livery, but ironically, this was the first out of any of the family i ever traveled on when my late uncle took me & my brother to Southend 🥲💭 Since then tho, i cant hide the fact that i love all the electrostars that came along including the 375, 377, 378 (not as much) 379 & 387 excluding the 376 which i think is the ugly sibling out of the bunch😂 Edit: realised I didn’t mention that they are not only electros and turbos but the capitalstar is also a sibling, and i missed out the 168, 171 & 172

At 3:27 is 1698, one of the 411/6 based at Brighton. These were fitted with Mark 6 motor bogies and B5(SR) trailer bogies, also the 412 units in the video had these. They were probably the smoothest riding of the mark 1 express EMUs - much better than those with Commonwealth bogies.

A lot more pleasant and comfortable than the junk we have to put up with now.

Crown Vic at 12:50 and a brand new Town car not long after. I think everyone in Miramichi owned one at one point

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Tyseley 'Warwick Road' Signal Box together with the signals it controls was relocated from Holesmouth Junction Bristol

Most of the engines seen in this video are no longer owned by SCR they only own five now 217,218,219,222 and 228 the rest either went to L&I or NBSR

Thank you for sharing, David Othen! At the 26 minute mark, it looks like it is a Canadian cab class SD40-2 pulling Direct Rail Services class 66s for the UK. The class 66 is basically a dual cab SD40-2 built for British loading gauge and standards! Great to see the SD40-2 pull its foreign derivatives! I have been to the USA and have seen the SD40-2s in person. In the UK, I do come across the Class 66 freight trains a lot.

You certainly have ugly ducklings. I will say, this is my opinion from across the pacific. I do respect those who admire them from a historical perspective as having a passion for their past history. Well done. Got a soft spot for those 37 class PIGS though......................

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I once went to Scarborough from Eccles in the late fifties on one of the DMUs. On certain parts of the journey it would reach 70mph but the way it rolled around at times I thought it was going to leave the track,it was so unstable some people were feeling sick. My dad worked on the railway all his life and had got these tickets for us as a special treat,it was one of the first journeys the DMUs did as steam was phased out,I’ll never forget that train ride with my dad and I’m 79 now.

Hello! I know this video is old, but is the DVD still available to purchase? Thanks!

Great documentary of the CBCNS as the end approached for the Sydney line. Thanks for posting this. Many great modelling ideas here.

Shrewsbury as I remember it, all those old lampposts scattered around the yards, the brown bridge from the platforms that carried mail bags to the RM sorting office next door which has been gone since around 2003.

The modern trains do not have the nostalgic aromas and sounds of these older trains. Which is a shame. I'd bring all these older trains back (have them made again, from scratch) if I were Minister of Transportation!

I love the Dart.Because my dad used to take me to grey stones for a day out when I was little via the Dart. And I like the iconic green livery!

Those slamming doors take me straight back to Victoria 1987/88!

What did cn rebuild them for anyway ?

Atlantic Conveyor? Wasn't that sunk in the Falklands War?

This was a great era of VIA back then. I love those F40ph units and Budd cars in this scheme and the old blue FP9's and passenger cars. The Canadian was a beautiful train to ride. Excellent video. 👍

Leuk zo nog de Klasse 1200 met Plan-W rijtuigen in de NS Huisstijl. In een andere video ook Plan-W gezien op Nijmegen achter een Klasse 1100 nog zonder de huisstijl, in 1993 Deze klasse is puur op de gok. Geen idee welke het is maar op basis van de dienstjaren op wikipedia is Plan W het meest logische

4014 was the last train to leave the valley

Chrono à 13:52 "Rivière-du-Loup" ce n’est pas sur le trajet de ce train. Le vidéo est intéressant. Merci David.

That was an amazing video, I rode the Malahat in 2005 when visiting on Vancouver Island. Thanks for the memories.

7:19 until last second's SO GRRRRRRRRR8 !!!!!! The last blasting locomotive for montreal commuter system train i Really miss those old loco GE still in use and Great to hear diesel motor running but those crappy bi-mode loco in fonction since 2010 are so pratical i agree but SO UGLY to see and so silence's Bring Back these old loco exo !!!!!

What's the difference between an S-13 and an RS23? They look identical in appearance

Thank you for preserving this piece of history. This was late in the game for the logging railroads but fortunately the technology had improved so we could go out and record these fast fading things in relatively good quality. Excellent video !!!

Not the prettiest units ever, but they sound great.

I was a guard on these units working out of Manchester airport,they were the fastest trains we worked,and I loved them. Very comfortable and reliable. Their only weakness was that they didn’t have cool air blowers to their motors and we were told not to accept ‘stop orders’ between the airport and Piccadilly as the traction motors would overheat!

Quick Question, but why Can’t the US have more locomotives like this? I say that General Electric and EMD should return to the Cowl Body Freight Locomotives.

Just out of curiosity, why is there a B40 BW on the lead of the first train that went by? I am only asking because I thought this video is primarily about SD60F locomotives. Nice video though.

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