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Cab Ride GBRF131: Tonbridge West Yard to Clapham Junction & Bow Depot  A cab-ride journey from Tonbridge West Yard to Bow Depot aboard a Class 66 loco of GBRf passing through Tonbridge West Yard Jcn, Leigh, Penshurst Tunnel Penshurst, Edenbridge, Godstone, Nutfield, Tonbridge Line Jcn, Redhill, Merstham, Coulsdon South, Stoats Nest Jcn, Purley South Jcn, Purley, Purley Oaks, South Croydon Jcn, South Croydon ,East Croydon, Windmill Bridge Jcn, Cottage Jcn, Selhurst Jcn, Selhurst, Thornton Heath, Norbury, Streatham Common, Streatham Common Jcn, Streatham North Jcn, Balham Jcn, Balham, Wandsworth Common, Falcon Jcn, Clapham Junction, Latchmere No (Main) Jcn, Imperial Wharf, West Brompton, Kensington Olympia, Shepherd’s Bush, North Pole Jcn, Mitre Bridge Jcn,Willesden Junction, Kensal Grren Jcn, Kensal Rise, Brondesbury Park, Brondesbury, Hampstead, Finchley Road & Frognal, Hampstead Heath, Gospel Oak Jcn,Gospel Oak, Upper Holloway, Crouch Hill, Harringay Park Jcn, Harringay Green Lanes, South Tottenham, South Tottenham East Jcn, Tottenham South Jcn, Coppermill (North) Jcn, Lea Bridge, Temple Mills Jcns, Channelsea Jcns, Carpenters Road South Jcn & Bow Depot Jcn terminating at Bow Depot. (Minimal picture vibration during acceleration) Disk 1 Tonbridge West Yard to Latchmere JcnDisk 2 Latchmere Jcn to Bow Depot. find out more |  | Cab Ride VT07: Pendolino - Blackpool North to London Euston  A cab-ride journey aboard a Class 390 Pendolino of Virgin Trains from Blackpool North to London (Euston) calling at Preston, Wigan North Western, Warrington Bank Quay & Rugby before terminating at London (Euston). Disk 1: Blackpool North to RugbyDisk 2: Rugby to London (Euston) (filmed on different days & times) find out more | | Cab Ride LMT15: Birmingham Moor Street to Stratford-upon-Avon & Return  A return cab-ride journey aboard a Class 172 (3 car unit) of London Midland Trains from Birmingham Moor Street to Stratford-upon-Avon calling at Acocks Green, Olton, Solihull, Widney Manor, Dorridge & Stratford-Upon-Avon Parkway before terminating at Stratford-upon-Avon with reverse stopping pattern on the return journey. |
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Chinese Steam - The Final Frame  Producer Nick Dodson joins the Telerail crew, popularly known as the 'Extreme Steam Team' on one of their last visits to China. There's lots of behind the scenes action as the team travel round China, as well as interviews with all the members of the team. | | Video Trackside: Newport & South Wales 1988 to 2001  A Guided tour of the lines through Newport and on the main lines through South Wales to Cardiff comprising:- !!<<br!!>>Newport and Stormy Bank in 1988 with a variety of traffic including double headed 37s on iron ore, Class 47s on a variety of freight and loco hauled passenger trains.!!<<br!!>>Newport and its approaches in the late 1990s in a wide variety of vantage points around the station.!!<<br!!>>The South Wales main line is also featured at many well known locations including Severn Tunnel Junction, Alexandre Dock Junction, East Ust Jcn, Llanwern, Magor and many other locations.!!<<br!!>>We also include Class 37s on passenger workings, RES 47s on freight, mail and test trains, Class 60s, 59s, 67s and Class 37s on a wide variety of freight!find out more | | Video Trackside: Crewe 1960s to today  A profile of Crewe from the 1970s through the 1980s and 1990s to the present day comprising: The station in the 1960s with early electric operation. The 1970s with diesel and electric action including Class 40s, Class 24s and Class 25s. Crewe in the 1980s featuring the Work Open Day of 1987, the track remodelling of 1985, Class 31s, Class 25s and first generation units. Crewe in the 1990s featuring the Class 20s on passenger and freight traffic and Class 37s on loco hauled trains to Holyhead. Traffic during 2000 and in March 2001, the station and surrounding lines with a variety of passenger and freight including Class 37s, 60s and 47s. A profile and guide to a major traffic centre from the 1960s to 2001. find out more |
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British Railways Steam Medley  A look at working steam during the British Railways era, using mostly archive colour film, starting in the early 1950s and ending with the very ‘Last Steam Train’ in August 1968. Film is included from the Eastern, North Eastern, Scottish, Midland and Western Regions. The volume comprises all previously unpublished footage & includes ;- The East Coast Main Line in the early 1950s- Norfolk in the 1950s – Doncaster shed and surrounding area in the early 1960s – Retford and the East Coast Main Line – York Station and Shed in the period 1961 to 1965 & the main line to Darlington – Scotland- Cambrian Lines and Talerddig – Devon Banks in the 1950s – Oxford at the end of steam- Great Central – Midland Main Line in the 1950s – West Coast Main Line in the 1960s – Railtours — Willesden Shed- End of Steam in the North West – ‘Flying Scotsman’ on Tour – ‘15 Guinea’ Special – Vale of Rheidol. A wide range of classes are featured including A4s, B12s, B17s, B1s, N2s, 9Fs, Peppercorn & Thompson Pacifics, A3s, 02s, 04s, ‘Halls’, ‘Castles’, ‘Manors’, ‘Granges’, 8Fs, ‘Flying Scotsman’, ‘Jubilees’, Scottish preserved locomotives and V2s. find out more | | Anglian Swansong - The Railways of East Anglia Past & Present  An exploration of the railways of East Anglia past and present looking at a range of motive power on the main lines and branches of Norfolk and Suffolk.Through March. A look at freight traffic in and around the station, at Whitemoor Yard and Manea. Includes archive from the 1990s with Class 47, 08, 60 and 31 haulage.Ely. A look at the cross country hub into East Anglia with a wide range of traffic in and around the station and North Junction. Metro Cammel DMUs, 31s, 47s & 66s all feature with film from the 1980s to the present. The Kings Lynn Main Line. Freight and passenger traffic including a DMU special along the Middleton Towers branch in 1986. Cross Country. The lines running through Thetford and Bury St Edmunds.Ipswich. A range of passenger and freight in and around the station including film from the 1990s with Freightliner 47s & 57s, DRS 37s and Class 56s. Felixstowe & the East Suffolk. A look at Westerfield and Trimley past and present plus the Leiston branch. Archive of Class 37s and 56s on freight is included. South to Manningtree. Features Belstead Bank and Manningtree with Class 90s on passenger and vintage freight action. The Norwich Main Line. Express passenger action. Norwich. The loco hauled capital of the network with Class 37s & 90s plus Class 86s in the 1980s. The Wherry Lines. The final summer of Class 37s on the ‘Short Set’, with 37 419, 37 716, 37 405, 37 407 and 37 424 at a number of locations plus a look back to the 47 hauled ‘drags’ on Liverpool Street services. The Cromer & Sheringham Branch. The 1990s with Class 31s and 37s on Freight, Metro Cammel DMUs and the last summer of 2nd Generation DMU operation. find out more | | Edinburgh & Glasgow  Glasgow Queen Street to Edinburgh Waverley via Falkirk High.Edinburgh Waverley to Glasgow Central via Shotts. Following the electrification and introduction of brand new class 385 electric trains on the core intercity route between Scotland’s two main cities, Video 125’s cameras filmed on board one of the ScotRail Express services running from Queen Street to Waverley via Falkirk High. One of the other five routes between the two cities runs via Shotts. We take another class 385 this time from east to west finishing at Glasgow Central. As well as the view itself, there are plenty of runbys, shots of the driver, aerial views and even the viewpoint of the signallers in the Waverley Signalling Centre. Paul Coia expertly narrates the detailed history of the myriad of lines in the central belt. On the disc version, you can even de-select the narration if you so wish and just listen to the stereo soundtrack. find out more |
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Edinburgh & Glasgow  Glasgow Queen Street to Edinburgh Waverley via Falkirk High.Edinburgh Waverley to Glasgow Central via Shotts. Following the electrification and introduction of brand new class 385 electric trains on the core intercity route between Scotland’s two main cities, Video 125’s cameras filmed on board one of the ScotRail Express services running from Queen Street to Waverley via Falkirk High. One of the other five routes between the two cities runs via Shotts. We take another class 385 this time from east to west finishing at Glasgow Central. As well as the view itself, there are plenty of runbys, shots of the driver, aerial views and even the viewpoint of the signallers in the Waverley Signalling Centre. Paul Coia expertly narrates the detailed history of the myriad of lines in the central belt. On the disc version, you can even de-select the narration if you so wish and just listen to the stereo soundtrack. find out more | | Cab Ride ATW04: Holyhead to Chester  A cab-ride journey from Holyhead to Chester aboard a Class 158 (two car unit) then from Bangor a Class 82 (DVT) 5 car unit of Arriva Trains Wales passing through or calling at Valley, Rhosneigr, Ty Croes, Bodorgan, lanfairpwll, Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwyllllantysiliogogogoch), Bangor, Llanfairfechan Penmaenmawr, Conwy,Llandudno Junction, Colwyn Bay, Abergele & Pensarn, Rhyl, Prestatyn, Y Flint and Shotton before terminating at Chester. | | Cab Ride LMT05: London (Euston) to Northampton & Birmingham New Street  A cab-ride journey aboard a Class 350 (4 car unit) of London Midland Trains from London (Euston) to Birmingham New Street via Northampton calling at Watford Junction, Bletchley, Milton Keynes Central, Northampton, Long Buckby, Rugby, Coventry, Canley, Tile Hill, Berkswell, Birmingham International, Marston Green, Lea Hall and Stechford before terminating at Birmingham New Street. |
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Vol.227 - London Midand Steam Miscellany No.7  **IN STOCK 3rd.October 2019 ** THE B & R DVD THAT HAS ARRIVED AT WOLVERTON RAIL IS.... :-) The seventh volume in our popular “Miscellany” series to cover London Midland steam compiled from mostly unseen footage from a variety of different cameramen and in the order the film runs off the original cine reels. This volume mostly features the North-West of England up to the Scottish border. Our journey starts in Carlisle with extensive coverage of the area including Kingmoor and Upperby sheds as well as near the long-closed station at Floriston, close to the Scottish border. Next we travel south on the WCML to Shap Bank for a feast of steam action including scenes at Tebay and Oxenholme. We also cover Carnforth, Skipton, Barrow-in-Furness and Lancaster. Then to the Fylde area, where in addition to a Clan pacific, we see the last working of a Royal Scot in the area, in 1965. There is plenty of steam action around Preston including the town itself, Farringdon Junction, Leyland and Lostock Hall shed. Further locations also include the stations at Accrington, Wigan, Warrington, Crewe and the sheds at Edge Hill, Speke Junction, Crewe South and Bolton. The Manchester area is covered next with locations such as Victoria station, Miles Platting Bank, Stockport Edgeley (station and shed), Heaton Mersey shed, New Mills and Chinley. Finally we travel away from the North-West to the East Midland to visit the impressive station at Nottingham Victoria on the Great Central in 1964 along with East Leake, Mansfield, Penistone and Canklow shed plus a 9F cab ride. The archive film is entirely in colour and the majority was taken in the last years leading up to the end of steam in 1968. Motive power includes BR standard Britannia and Clan pacifics, Standard Class 5 & 4 4-6-0s, Class 2 2-6-0s, 9F 2-10-0s and Austerity 2-8-0s, ex-LMS Black 5s, 8Fs, 4Fs, 2-6-4Ts, ex-MR dock tanks, Jinties, Class 2 & 4 Ivatts, Duchesses, Jubilees, Royal Scots and Patriots. An authentic sound track has been added along with an informative commentary to complement this nostalgic look at the last years of London Midland steam. All text is © Wolverton Rail (a trading name of ADVANCE MICRO COMPUTERS LTD.) and may contain trackable codes. find out more | | | ||
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