I went inside on of those as a kid. I was stood looking at a stationary train on the line to Grimsby/Cleethorpes, at Great Coates. The crew were doing some kind of track maintenance and the asked if i wanted to go aboard. First and last time i went inside the drivers section of a train.
I remember the sound of them too, since i've always lived close to the line. Great days, and no, i'm not a spotter. :)
Great to watch.Thanks for sharing.I might do a painting of these magnificent locomotives as I have not done one of these yet.Enjoyed watching .Thanks again....
As a kid in the mid-70s my first OO gauge model was a blue 37.............I never realised at the time the variety and range of locos that would be produced 20 or 30 years later as well as the major improvements in quality.
why wer the 37s from the nums 37 7, 37,8 37,9s had the same power as the 56s and 58s and weighed heavier whers as the 37s from 37 ,0 up to 37,6s less powerfull and lighter??
smashing vid again, highlights for me are what looks like a diverted buxton - northwich at4:33,those vacuum braked hoppers must have been fifty years old before they was scrapped, and nice to see some 37/9`s as well, ta for posting
I believe you are right about the Buxton-Northwich hoppers. We also had them on a Tunstead-Collyhurst Street working, footage of which I will be posting in the near future.
Great video John :-)
willygrant1971 3 weeks ago
I went inside on of those as a kid. I was stood looking at a stationary train on the line to Grimsby/Cleethorpes, at Great Coates. The crew were doing some kind of track maintenance and the asked if i wanted to go aboard. First and last time i went inside the drivers section of a train.
I remember the sound of them too, since i've always lived close to the line. Great days, and no, i'm not a spotter. :)
crazymoo56 4 months ago
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Great to watch.Thanks for sharing.I might do a painting of these magnificent locomotives as I have not done one of these yet.Enjoyed watching .Thanks again....
alanlowndes 4 months ago
Great to watch.Thanks for sharing.It gives me inspiration to do a painting of these magnificent engines.Not done one of these yet.Thanks again..
alanlowndes 4 months ago
As a kid in the mid-70s my first OO gauge model was a blue 37.............I never realised at the time the variety and range of locos that would be produced 20 or 30 years later as well as the major improvements in quality.
Kylebound26 7 months ago
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They used to run from Inverness to aberdeen and kyle as well
douglas1249 9 months ago
They used to run from Inverness to aberdeen they were good
douglas1249 9 months ago
why wer the 37s from the nums 37 7, 37,8 37,9s had the same power as the 56s and 58s and weighed heavier whers as the 37s from 37 ,0 up to 37,6s less powerfull and lighter??
kratos32godofwar 1 year ago
thank you so much for this video, it has given me insperation for my model railway
many thanks from australia!!!
shrimp1199 1 year ago
Great video and a pleasure to watch many thanks!!
hornbachhh 1 year ago
Thanks for this Video!Gorgeous to see the English Diesels. 5*
ElAdchi 1 year ago
Brilliant.. Love the 37
GrandPrix55 2 years ago
hey my friends from UK! you definitly have the most beautiful diesel locomtives in the world!!greets from north germany
derneuschooer 2 years ago 2
Do they still use these?
alexsuchapimp 2 years ago
@alexsuchapimp i really hope so
derneuschooer 2 years ago
@alexsuchapimp Some operators do, orthough EWS or now DB Skencher sold off there fleet in 2010.
class37trash 10 months ago
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love this. brill!
thepofmeister 2 years ago
brilliant mate. 5*
ixan57 2 years ago
Excellent Clip of 37706,37719 on the Stanlow Tanks,Conveying Stanlow 100tonners.
TheMrchopper121 2 years ago 2
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TheMrchopper121 2 years ago
lovely..
manclion 2 years ago
great stuff.. memories
manclion 2 years ago
Very interesting, enjoyed vid
oggy1953 2 years ago
Ah!! A member of the old wheel tappers and shunters club eh?? There's nothing that can compare with being up front with so much responsibility..
jonny7england 3 years ago
Awesome footage as usual...keep it coming!!
jonny7england 3 years ago
id of always loved to drive a train, my dad spent his younger years as a shunter.
tutor4011 3 years ago
smashing vid again, highlights for me are what looks like a diverted buxton - northwich at4:33,those vacuum braked hoppers must have been fifty years old before they was scrapped, and nice to see some 37/9`s as well, ta for posting
bikerarni 3 years ago
I believe you are right about the Buxton-Northwich hoppers. We also had them on a Tunstead-Collyhurst Street working, footage of which I will be posting in the near future.
Panarail 3 years ago
At 3:38, is that a Intercity-painted 37 pulling freight?
Bellwestern80 3 years ago
Yes, Although some of the class retained their InterCity colours, at this time, their main duties were hauling freight.
Panarail 3 years ago
Top.
M77174 4 years ago
wow, this is a wonderful vid
stationendproduction 4 years ago
You sound like you've got R2D2 behind you at 02:30 onwards :D
limeyfox 4 years ago
That bloody robot was always blowing into my microphone. Blame George Lucas !!!!
Panarail 4 years ago