@SNAKEMAN742 The first colour was a variation on British Rail blue. After about 10 years, British Rail split into sectors and the "Intercity" sector adopted the swallow, black on white with red band etc.
In my opinion of all the liveries that the HST sets have had the one that suited them the best is the intercity swallow colour scheme. . The HST is legendary and the swallow livery looked fantastic. The FGW purple looks like something out of a "barbie doll" play set.
Well, thanks for 2nd second clarification that I didn't need......! ;o) I made a classification mistake originally (I'd had a few beers while enjoying the sheer brilliance of the 125, please forgive me. Now, can we please, get back to enjoying the worlds greatest Diesel hauled High Speed Train, due to sadly be consigned to the heritage sector as we don't build trains anymore (just test them at Old Dalby,) raise a glass and enjoy the video.
@robthemod58 Chill. >_> Just thought you'd be interested to know that 125s have been classified as a DMU on several occasions througout history, so you werent as incorrect as it seemed.
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the hst 125 in swallow livery is the simble of my early childhood. what id do for one of the train company's to just copy it
birdy20034ever 5 days ago
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birdy20034ever 5 days ago
trains used to be so manly back in the day
engasal 1 month ago
Wish journey times were still this fast!
attomicbenthebest 2 months ago
you cant argue that the 'Swallow' HST livery was simply but very loveable... much better than any current modern HST livery's..
mrsoouter 3 months ago
I have been on these type of train once before and that was in October 2003 when I went to Sheffield for a day out. I enjoyed the experience.
uhegbu 6 months ago
from the brake van to another engine on the end.
ibidydo 8 months ago
love that loco. Thanks for uploading
windogmassey1 1 year ago
nice work blade
internet123ism 1 year ago
talkin bout old manual signals ive seen them at nantwich station which control that line. Anyone else sen any?
joerobbo0 1 year ago
3.38 some ass has broke the light glass on that 125
class37trash 1 year ago
the japs bullet train is faster
SNAKEMAN742 2 years ago
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kevatcrewe 2 years ago
So? Does a Bullet Train have the fantastic Paxman Valenta sound? Don't think so!
kevatcrewe 2 years ago
Im just saying its faster i dont get why i have 2 people rating it as a bad coment???
SNAKEMAN742 2 years ago
i dont get it why was there 2 colours for the intercity 125?
SNAKEMAN742 2 years ago
There are 3 i believe. have a hornby version of the 2nds version, which is like the black but grey. and as for colours.. im guessing era.
DpahmeProductions 2 years ago
@SNAKEMAN742 The first colour was a variation on British Rail blue. After about 10 years, British Rail split into sectors and the "Intercity" sector adopted the swallow, black on white with red band etc.
BritainsRailways 2 years ago
In my opinion of all the liveries that the HST sets have had the one that suited them the best is the intercity swallow colour scheme. . The HST is legendary and the swallow livery looked fantastic. The FGW purple looks like something out of a "barbie doll" play set.
faulcon1 2 years ago 14
A magnificent train. The best Diesel Multiple unit ever built.
robthemod58 2 years ago 3
I think it's classed as loco-hauled as it's got a class 43 power car at each end, rather than a DMU which has an engine in every carriage.
dmc1200 2 years ago 2
Yes, thanks for correcting that. ;o)
robthemod58 2 years ago
@robthemod58 Although it's gone back and forth, the current offical classification is two locomotives with Mk3 coaching stock, rather than a DMU.
BritainsRailways 2 years ago
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robthemod58 2 years ago
Well, thanks for 2nd second clarification that I didn't need......! ;o) I made a classification mistake originally (I'd had a few beers while enjoying the sheer brilliance of the 125, please forgive me. Now, can we please, get back to enjoying the worlds greatest Diesel hauled High Speed Train, due to sadly be consigned to the heritage sector as we don't build trains anymore (just test them at Old Dalby,) raise a glass and enjoy the video.
robthemod58 2 years ago
@robthemod58 Chill. >_> Just thought you'd be interested to know that 125s have been classified as a DMU on several occasions througout history, so you werent as incorrect as it seemed.
BritainsRailways 2 years ago
Bloody hell - so it's DMC1200's fault.....I was partially right in the first place ;oP
Anyhow, cheers for the information mate. Shame we've got to buy ourHST's in from Hitachi now.
robthemod58 2 years ago
Nice video, too bad it's so choppy.
makkietoch 3 years ago
AMAZING video, thank you!
orinoco999 3 years ago
0:50 More executive livery! YAY! and a 5* vid as well!
rorymacve 3 years ago
actually paington it was!
scottishrailways 3 years ago
i rememeber as a kid gettin the 125 to torquay ahh these were the days!
scottishrailways 3 years ago
awesome vid 5
1adamstephen 3 years ago
lol! 3:06 nice vid 5*
scott5175 3 years ago
Cheers glad u enjoyed.
blade5859 3 years ago
that first one was hellfire. 110/100
no spelling mistake here. exactly 110/100
the best hst vid i have seen on youtube
sonicgodzila123 3 years ago
Thx for the great comment, I have 2 more parts to come I hope you will like them too. Cheers !
blade5859 3 years ago
Another amazining video David, and of course the sections filmed on South Wales are extra special..thanks for sharing..5*..Bob
robmasterman 3 years ago 2
Glad you liked the vid and thx for comments.
blade5859 3 years ago
Great video
Hyperen 3 years ago 2
Thx for comment next part will be coming soon.
blade5859 3 years ago