AMAZING Sounds! Double-Headed GWR Castles & A Whistler! 5043 & 7029 plus D345..!

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Volume up for this one! Some terrific sounds from these great locos echoing around the centre of Birmingham!
First up are GWR Castles 5043 'Earl of Mount Edgcumbe' and 7029 'Clun Castle' double-headed for Vintage Trains headed for Hereford and the Welsh Marches. These locos are in great condition and sound absolutely fabulous on entry to the station and also departing.
Next up is D345 heading the Pathfinder 50th Anniversary tour from Burton-on-Trent to Weymouth.. Again - Sounding absolutely great applying the power up the incline and through the tunnel on approach to New Street.
Hope you enjoy this footage - This was great to film :)
Thanks as always for watching..
#GWR #greatwestern #castleclass #5043 #7029 #double-headed #vintagetrains #pathfinder #pathfindertours #50thanniversary #locomotives #locos #steam #steamengine #steamlocomotive #D345 #40145

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@johnpowell5433 Год назад

As the Castles steamed slowly into the station I could see lots of steam above the bridge after they'd passed. I half-expected to see 1054 bringing up the rear.

@Tristan_303 7 месяцев назад

Love the 2 steams together. Amazing Video!

@calebmumby5803 Год назад

WOWWY Two spirited departures from Birmingham great

@AndreiTupolev Год назад

Impressive arrival by the 40. Actually it's quite nostalgic to see a 47 back at New Street

@WelshTrainspotter 7 месяцев назад

I was in first class on the castle tour 👍

@nlo114 Год назад

Nurse! The screens! I wish I was there to see that, I can smell the smoke if I get close enough to my monitor...🤩

@arthurgrowler5749 Год назад

Fantastic Talk about rolling back the years !!!

@geoffreyford7288 Год назад

I remember travelling behind Clun Castle in 63 or 64 between Wolverhampton and Chester. Must have had a King from Paddington but such a long time ago. Nice to see them running well.

@hazelmanship7516 Год назад

Wow,double steam amazing, 😊

@JBTEvans Год назад

Very good video, lovely sounds off the castles and 40! Nice to see the ex-Rivieria Mk1s in use.

@Sophiebryson510 Год назад

They let steam into new street? Amazing video as always, abd a rare catch

@michaeltaylor1869 Год назад

Brilliant video well done great camera work as usual as well bye for now Philip

@NorthWestLevelCrossingsChannel Год назад

Excellent catch 👍

@jimihendrix991 Год назад

Class 40 and Mk1's.................... REAL RAILWAYS!

@michaelsandford1015 Год назад

The GWR castle's at Birmingham New Street station no way

@geoffisaac3511 Год назад

It would have been nice if they could have been shining like that in the 1960s

@1chish Год назад

Two Castles in original GWR livery, a rake of correctly liveried 'Shit and Custard' coaches and a Class 47 in BR colours as well. Someone got their act together for this.

@andrewnelson4057 Год назад

Two Castles in British Railways livery, 1 early, 1 late crest.

@1chish Год назад

@@andrewnelson4057 Good spot and accurate as well although Clun Castle was built in the early years of BR.. I was noting the unlined livery on the engines which comes from the 1920s / 30s.

@davidpatrick8599 Год назад

@@1chish On closer inspection, I think you will find they were both in the B R lined livery which in effect was the standard GWR passenger livery of the 1920s with minor adaptations such as the two versions of the BR totem on the tenders and modification of the lining on the locos around the cab.. They were both lined out. The current livery is the only one appropriate for these locos as they were both fitted with double chimnys in the BR period and Clun Castle was not built by the GWR, it was a BR built loco in 1950

@1chish Год назад

@@davidpatrick8599 I never suggested Clun Castle was built by GWR. I said "Clun Castle was built in the early years of BR". And I am sorry I disagree over lined livery.