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I am watching this on youtube because the blu ray copy that I purchase doesn't work along with vol 18 and 19 that don't work either.

Are they out of sand?😮

Superb .... Saving up to purchase the DVD

Nasty wheel slip at 4:40... but at least they don't end up like you-know-who 5 months later.

Hi mate I was the lad at the side of you at tamworth today

The "Real" Little engine that could. they had a pusher engine still wasnt enough oof. Great Vid

Regan 664...110 ton masina

AMERIKA lokomotiva ...Regan

What’s going on under the bridge right at the end of the clip on the left hand side there? Is that another 37 that’s had a spot of bother?

Quite the variety at Faulconer at the beginning of the clip. RR calls it "North Wye" as well. The Corman train at the end would've operated under the symbol Z545 if loaded, Z544 if empty on the CC Sub(Winchester-Berea segment). Haven't seen the Geeps on that train in a long while. A pair of SD70Ms holds the assignment these days.

It's changed a bit since then for sure! The spur at Trenton (visible at 4:39) was torn out a few years back. Of course Casky has a large yard now that CSX uses sporadically. That two story brick building in Crofton with the balcony is long gone, the gas station expanded their parking lot. Train counts are down too, thanks to PSR...

Great video of the classic & most popular class 47 locomotive.

Hellfire! Lot of my local lines here from back in the day before they became a linear forest.

New tires maybe new Pistons after that hopefully didn't brake a driving rod I grew up with disel 1980s But I read a little on steam in the USA.

Top quality growling!

These things give Alcos a run for their money

Fantastic footage. What happened to those days? Took me right back....

Dreadful!

Brilliant.sounds just like a valenta HST....were the engines the same?

reminds me of the old merrymaker trips we had from Northampton to skye and staffa and iona. caroline

I worked at South Tottenham signal box in 1984 , one day the signalman next door at Harringay Park Junction phoned me to say 'That's it , I've locked the points in reverse and chucked the signal box key in a bush , I'm on strike in support of Arthur Scargill and the miners ' He stopped the job for around 2 hours if I remember rightly , kept his job though !

I remember at the time there were allegations that the rails at the top of the bank had been greased. The exhaust from the rear loco can be glimpsed as it tries to bank the stationary train.

I was on that tour. If you had turned the camera to face the other way you’d probably see my youthful self leaning out the window smiling away 🤪

What a totally superb video ! took me back to the days of the Skeggies , Not-Beeston ,bowl there for a couple of quick beers then Beeston -Leicester ,those drivers used to whip those choppers hard ,happy days .

Great work 👍 Couldn’t beat a 20 Thrash to Skeggy

It was on DVD called Pulling Power, featuring a raft of diesel hauled side views including this one Oban, Lickey, Buxton, Netherfield Jn and Exeter St Thomas all from the mid 80s.

Great video. Used to watch 20s trundling out to Comrie colliery exchange sidings from our school. Even into the 80s you’d see the odd pug being used to bring the coal down from the pit. Meant little to us, daily stuff, if only I’d known!! 📷

A few bygones there (except for the Leven branch, recently resurrected) but oh for 2024 video quality!

Superb video. Nice to compare the line from Leven to how it is now having reopened a few weeks ago. 09.00 is roughly where the new Cameron Bridge station is, the old one seen here having closed in 1969, but remarkably still with the footbridge in place.

Peter Watts and Andy Mustoe from Fand W railtours. Caroline

Great footage of the class 47 and 50 tours at Marazion. I was standing to the left of you as the tours returned past here. Karl.

This is why - whilst it might not 'look' as good - it's always useful having a diesel loco at the back of a light-engined steam consist like this.

The whole “tiny home” trend? An acre of land in the countryside, living in a Class 50 😉💪✅ I know your plums are pumping fellas. ❤

Do you have any videos of the late 90s Of BNSF and Santa Fe ? I would like to see them please

That takes me back. I’ve always liked 20s,always a pleasure to get that handle back 😁

Excellent video The funny thing is no heads or limbs where lost during the making of the video Unlike today’s H+S freaks

Superb, Sulzer power!👌

Congratulations, they made it without catching fire! 🧯🚒 Though one definitely seemed to be pretty much idling

Fail is what happened. Failure is the verb.

Whoosh my Lords!

Was that first one actually firing on coal as well as pulling coal wagons? :) :) it’s a beautiful sight either way! Thanks for the vid

Ein Urvieh

The soundtrack to my childhood in the 80s. Lived next to a main line. The 37s wobbled my stomach, until we got double glazing. Also had a loft layout, with live soundtrack from the big railway. Long before digital sound locos!

Beautiful locomotives. My favourite of the nez cassés because of the single pantograph. I've got a collection of LS Models BB15000s. The models really capture the look of these wonderful beasts. Thanks for the great and informative upload!

Train - 1 Fail - 0

Day's gone by, thanks.

Nice video TY😊

43:04 Nice to see 1855 plus some ex NMBS K4 stock - they were only used on the Den Haag - Venlo IC services between 2000 and 2002 - and again at 47:27 with 1761

An absolutely wonderful video. Great to see such quality video of the SNCF classes and brings back happy memories of the CFL ones. It is not only a superb compilation, but a great historical record. I wonder why those BB16500 always seemed to be dead in tow!