Video Track Issue 143 Aug/Sept 2011 Blu-ray

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 NEWS & EVENTS: 
Extended News from around the Network
33 207 on West Coast stock move  - diesel haulage on Great Britain railtour - Class 60s - 92 009 in DB Schenker livery - New Network Measurement train - 73 205 in Network South East Livery - HST on Mid Norfolk Railway - 56 101 on East Coast move - 56 311 & 303 on move to Washwood Heath - DRS 47s on Cruise Ship specials - 47 760 on West Highland Special - 31 190 &  31 601 on special to Southend -   West Coast 37s on ‘Route & Branches 2’ - Stock Moves - ‘Flying Scotsman’ branding on East Coast set - Diesel/Steam move to Waterloo International - Yarmouth Drags with 47 802 - Great Central North diesel gala with wide range of traction.

CLASS 70 NEWS: A number of the 70s from 70 001 to 70 011 in coal and liner traffic around the network.

LINESIDE LOCATIONS:  The East Coast Main Line around Frinckley Lane near Grantham, with a wide range of traction from ‘liner to special workings.

CHILTERN VETERANS: The Hastings Unit on tour over former Great Central metals to Quainton Road, the new Chiltern Railways green Class 121 ‘Bubble Car’, and route learning duties.

LINE PROFILE: Peterborough to Ely A look at the freight, special workings and signal boxes and stations on the delightful cross country line connecting the East Coast Main line with East Anglia through March.

SCRAP TO SHEERNESS: DRS Class 37s on scrap working in recent weeks from Hitchin and down the East Coast Main Line.

GREENHOLME: A trio of freight workings at this well known location on the climb to Shap.

DELTIC ON TOUR: 55022 ‘Royal Scots Grey’ 
The sight and sound of a Deltic on the Aluminium tanks from North Blyth to Lynemouth in late May - 55 022 on tour over the Highland Main Line and to Kyle of Lochalsh with a SRPS Special on the 28th May - the Deltic on a remarkable run with the Alcan Tanks over the West Highland line from Fort William with scenes on the climb to County March Summit and over Beattock.

PARTING SHOT: Scotland’s iconic railway structure - the Forth Bridge.

1hr 15 mins approx   Blu-ray format