The REAR of TOTON TMD & STORED Locos that you don't NORMALLY See! 

Excellent I worked into Toton regularly from Shirebrook on coal trains in the 70s shed was full of peaks, Had a photo took of me in the driving seat of Scafell Pike good days.

My 1972 vauxhall viva still carries a TO depot allocation sticker, rail blue, which i applied in about 1980.

Great video showing just how big Toton was 😊 I was lucky enough to have visited the shed in the late 70s 80s when it was bursting with activity and it had its signal boxes still standing 👍🏻 Happy days

Brilliant stuff! - many thanks

Amazing footage, so much monies worth of Locomtives standing idle and neglected and cars

Really excellent view behind the scenes 👍😎

I have been watching your films there good 😊

Locomotive heaven.

Great video as always 👍

Brilliant Video

Superb Footage mate 👌

Impressive footage

top stuff bro. i want more.

Good to see 60081 looking well, has there been any progress mechanically? Shame about the other 60s sat there though, hope they see more use with DC rail or GB railfreight etc

Would be nice if they offered a Charity Open Day for a Sunday during the Summer whilst the depot was at its quietest. Maybe draw 50 names out of a hat and the monies raised going towards helping local charities 👍

Good afternoon to you..... You have done many an outstanding video in the past of various TMDs located around the UK ((Toton included), but in my opinion this absolutely tops the lot..... I honestly didn't know that there were sidings around the back. What a great shame no spotter can see it from the grass bank where the "stored" tugs are, or from the over bridge on the A52... It looks like an impossibllity to get to unless you are employed by DB at Toton depot..... An absolutely stunning video and thank you so much for taking the time and effort for all to enjoy....... Just a matter of interest, have you ever done an aerial video view of Laura in Plymouth?..... Keep up the fantastic work. With kindest regards from Nige.🚂🚂🚂

so many locos not out working especially the 66 s

Nice video great camera work as usual I am really looking forward to seeing your next video I hope you get a nice video next time also when is your next video going to be on RU-vid bye for now Philip

I’m surprised how many DB liveried 66s there are laid up, what looks like sandwiched in by much longer term stored stuff. Have these shiny ‘new’ red 66’s got serious mechanical issues?

It's still a large depot - but remember going around it in the 1980's when it had over 120 locomotives there

Great video! My dad used to take me here and we'd watch the depot from the grass hill 20+ years ago. Does anyone know if you can still walk up and watch from that hill?

Great video sad to see the 60s have all been withdrawn, i wonder how long GBRf will wait to get their 60s serviced there

Great video - do you have any idea of what those two maritime 66s numbers are?

Excellent video. What is the green Class 60?

Are the MK3 coach's round the back from the royal train?

5:40 I thought we had the return of the old music for a moment 🙁

Did I spot a class 60 in GWR green livery there somewhere??

Are these going for scrap?

Ah the Tug dump, at one point you could not move for withdrawn 60s

Has anyone been to Toton recently and seen 60059 Swindon Dalesman? Is it viewable from the bank?

why are the 6red 66s(start of the vid)stored

An Aladdin's cave

Is 60500 there?

I wish these videos had subtitles or captions...

looking at the once great Toton as it stands now, it would seem that all DBS touches, turns to scrap.... remember, YOUR taxes bought the sixties,, and the ninety-two's,, and a lot more besides that's just been wasted by Johnny Foreigner.

Er, this is of interest - why?