03:10 Even though they have a Diesel engine, the Deltic has a characteristic, more revved up sound, which looks like it is going to explode, just like the Chieftain tanks. Typical of 2-stroke engines with opposing pistons. Nothing sounds like them. Fantastic compilation. It takes a lot of patience and love for trains to be waiting, no matter if it rains, snows, or 40 degrees in the shade.
As an American, born and raised, I find British diesel locomotives to be extremely intresting and boy do they make a growl!!! And they look so cool!!!!
I remember back in the 80’s living about 3k away from the ECML in Northumberland and hearing 37’s and 56’s at nights probably coal trains. I now live close to the same place and hear Azumas and 220’s. Thanks for sharing.
Greetings from the States. Love how a number of folks stick their head out the passenger car windows. Can't do that over here for fear of someone getting a fleck of dust in their eye and suing the railroad for negligence!! Love your thrash over there.
Great video, I remember the 37's double heading the iron ore trains up steep gradients to Consett steelworks here in County Durham, sweet music, nearly as good as the 9F's in the days of steam.....
Really the 9f was the height of Steam, after studying steam loco's around the world, all having their faults, the standard 9's took every innovation available to them , as well as all the tried a reliable methods, systems etc, and put it into one package.. It seems to a T all engineers and drivers loved them, they just worked, steamed well, made great power, and easy on the fireman.. those locos are legends in their own right..
great.can't beat that EE sound of 'tractors'.my favourite location in the UK is Burngullow Junction,mainly in the '70's for 'tractors' coming off the ECC sidings with clay 'hoods'!
Great work. I particularly appreciated the radical change in setting composition around 7.35. The water, overhead concrete clutter then the panning to scrub scruffy. Well done, you have the eye. John Kennedy.
WOW, great sounds in all the clips, especially the 16 minute 35 mark, it reminds me of the sound of a Lancaster Bomber flying over. Without sounding pathetic, it's choking me up, same with the 6 minute 35 mark, that one sound like a spitfire.
Wonderful video compilations of the mighty diesel locomotives of different classes in UK 😍 And great locations too 👌👌 Loved those thrashing sounds ! Warm greetings from India 😊
At 03:10 you see a British Rail Class 55 "Deltic" locomotive. They have a sound like no other Diesel locomotive due to their unique opposed piston triangular build.
I Watch These Vids , And Wonder , How Many of These Loco"s Ive seen when i was spotting in the 80"s , and they are still going ? Amazing ! 59 on Friday 🤟🍻
Used to drive the class 37s every day when I was a fireman working with BR out of eastfield traction depot springburn Glasgow 1974 onwards 37 was a fantastic workhorse hauled many coal trains on a triple header 37 out of barassie in Ayrshire 45 wagons
Totally agree, the Class 37 has been great servant to the railways for over 50 years. They always bring a smile to my face when ever I see one at work.
Hey Thomas, I had an uncle that worked out of Eastfield, Cowlairs I'm sure he started as fireman then went onto driving Electrics out of Bridgeton, they called him The Captain and I worked in Cowlairs signal box for about 9 months in the late 70's as a junior logging times, delays, signaling faults 😊
Play this through a Soundbar like you are there ❤️ Great UK Locomotion Diesel Sounds , Absolutely fantastic ❤️🎼🎚️sometimes you can hear these before you see them ,Ooooh baby ❤️🎼🎚️From the legendary Deltic Napier to the Clag of Diesel power , Fantastic ❤️
14:40, is that loco hauling ex BR ntercity 125 coaches, because they look like they are with the narrow rectangle window Mark 2F's. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Railways_Mark_2#/media/File:Taunton_-_Riviera_Trains_Mk2f_3356.JPG And a couple of Arriva MK 2F livery. .
I have a question, sorry if it sounds silly, but when there are two engines, either in tandem or one at both ends, how do both engines operate the throttles in unison please? Always wondered this since being a kid, I’m now 46 lol. The intercity 125 started that thought. Thanks in anticipation.
In the case of the HSTs (Intercity 125) both power cars are under power as there is an electronic connection via the carriages. With diesel locomotives in top and rail mode this varies, sometimes they work in unison sometimes it’s just the leading loco working.
came because I heard what sounded like a helicopter going down the rails by my house, the only thing I could think it would logically be is a diesel train!
@Lineside South East fair enough would be good to see them on the mainline though never seen one running is there any updates on that class 45 they were trying to refurbish for mainline traffic?
British Railways ceased to exist in 1997 when the railways were privatised. There are now many different train operating companies that run train services on the network.
To see more of my railway films like this check out this play list
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Thank you very helpful
Thank you
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03:10 Even though they have a Diesel engine, the Deltic has a characteristic, more revved up sound, which looks like it is going to explode, just like the Chieftain tanks.
Typical of 2-stroke engines with opposing pistons. Nothing sounds like them.
Fantastic compilation. It takes a lot of patience and love for trains to be waiting, no matter if it rains, snows, or 40 degrees in the shade.
Britain used to create the most stylish locomotives
They definitely look better than any other European classic Diesels, I especially enjoy their take on the Bulldog nose.
@@penskepc2374 Mmm. The 37/40/peak/55 are why I like the EMD F/E series diesels.
The latest foreign imported diesel locos from Canada, Spain etc have become more and more box like although I quite like the class 68 appearance.
I suppose it's not fully British but the class 68 is very stylish in my opinion for a modern train
And now we create nothing the government has ruined manufacturing
Love the sound of those 37's! Brutal machines!
As an American, born and raised, I find British diesel locomotives to be extremely intresting and boy do they make a growl!!! And they look so cool!!!!
Many thanks, you also have some pretty cool looking diesels in the US.
@@LinesideSouthEast thank you, cheers!!!
I remember back in the 80’s living about 3k away from the ECML in Northumberland and hearing 37’s and 56’s at nights probably coal trains. I now live close to the same place and hear Azumas and 220’s. Thanks for sharing.
Many thanks, the ECML has certainly changed a lot since the 1980s.
Awesome bit of video here. Love your earlier UK diesels.
The 37 class always sounds particularly awesome
Totally agree, love the sound of a 37.
Greetings from the States. Love how a number of folks stick their head out the passenger car windows. Can't do that over here for fear of someone getting a fleck of dust in their eye and suing the railroad for negligence!! Love your thrash over there.
Window hanging used to be a lot more common over here in the past. Can only really be done on private preserved railways these days.
I'm pretty sure you can still open the window on the Conway Scenic in New Hampshire.
Great video, I remember the 37's double heading the iron ore trains up steep gradients to Consett steelworks here in County Durham, sweet music, nearly as good as the 9F's in the days of steam.....
Really the 9f was the height of Steam, after studying steam loco's around the world, all having their faults, the standard 9's took every innovation available to them , as well as all the tried a reliable methods, systems etc, and put it into one package..
It seems to a T all engineers and drivers loved them, they just worked, steamed well, made great power, and easy on the fireman.. those locos are legends in their own right..
@@planegaper I fully agree with you, I can also remember the 9F hauled and banked iron ore trains up here, fantastic machines...
Love the class 33 and 37's. Nothing sounds like them. Awesome.
the Deltic makes a most beautiful sound
Very true.
great.can't beat that EE sound of 'tractors'.my favourite location in the UK is Burngullow Junction,mainly in the '70's for 'tractors' coming off the ECC sidings with clay 'hoods'!
The best sound in the world, diesel train engines
Great work. I particularly appreciated the radical change in setting composition around 7.35. The water, overhead concrete clutter then the panning to scrub scruffy. Well done, you have the eye. John Kennedy.
Many thanks, glad you enjoyed the video.
Super quality clips. Great settings too, some very scenic. Cheers!
Many thanks!
Awesome! I watched this a few years ago but I've come back to rewatch it! I'll have to make a thrash compilation of my own.
Thanks for the rewatch.
Fantastic video, not much beats the sound of full throttle diesel!
Couldn't agree more!
Great historical footage of Locos and Rolling stock. Thanks heaps from down under
Wow, just great, well positioned camera locations, loved the warship running though the green tunnel of trees.
Many thanks, glad you enjoyed the video.
These behemoths are the real workhorses & the rumble of their engines gives me chills 👏🙏🙌🇬🇧
Superb shots !
That dark bassy sound at 13:00 - 13:36 remember me of the diesel NS loc serie 2200 in the Netherlands 30 years ago.
WOW, great sounds in all the clips, especially the 16 minute 35 mark, it reminds me of the sound of a Lancaster Bomber flying over. Without sounding pathetic, it's choking me up, same with the 6 minute 35 mark, that one sound like a spitfire.
Mant thanks.
Excellent selection, well captured, the only favourites I missed would have been a Deltic on both engines and a class 40! I enjoyed this!
Many thanks!
Thrashes and best clags I have seen by modern and vintage diesel locomotives. Brilliant footage :-)
Many thanks, glad you enjoyed it. I have made several more thrash videos you may like to check out.
What a great video, locations, locos, love it!
Love that class 37 sound reminds me of my early years going to Newcastle to visit dad working on the docks with my mother loved every minute. ❤
Wonderful video compilations of the mighty diesel locomotives of different classes in UK 😍 And great locations too 👌👌 Loved those thrashing sounds !
Warm greetings from India 😊
Thank you very much!
An excellent montage of locos /freight and passenger stock,VSOE etc..Good effort.
These modern loco's aren't a patch on the old ones for sheer grunt... These 66's and 70's just can't compete with the Deltic, 50's and good ol' 37s
True, although I think the 70s and 68 do actually sound quite good when being worked hard.
Lineside South East it’s just that they’re so powerful they rarely work at full power.
Ben Jared That’s very true, I’m sure there lots of noise regulations that modern locomotives have to comply with as well.
Absolutely wowza of a video, and nicely put together...👌
First time viewer great locations and great quality well done have subscribed watch many videos one of the better channels
Welcome aboard!
At 03:10 you see a British Rail Class 55 "Deltic" locomotive. They have a sound like no other Diesel locomotive due to their unique opposed piston triangular build.
Very true, they have a very distinctive drone at speed.
Ah 33063 my favourite one! Great video
That 50 Thundering through the country side
Excellent videos, would have liked a little corner caption telling us which Locos and the route in the shot. Cheers.
Most of my more recent videos do have on screen captions with loco, working, location and date information.
1:05 Where is this? A nice walk with trains spoiling the noise of the birds!
Corfe Castle on the Swanage Railway.
Some belting shots there mate!
I Watch These Vids , And Wonder , How Many of These Loco"s Ive seen when i was spotting in the 80"s , and they are still going ? Amazing ! 59 on Friday 🤟🍻
J'adore le bruit de ces machines thank you
Used to drive the class 37s every day when I was a fireman working with BR out of eastfield traction depot springburn Glasgow 1974 onwards 37 was a fantastic workhorse hauled many coal trains on a triple header 37 out of barassie in Ayrshire 45 wagons
Totally agree, the Class 37 has been great servant to the railways for over 50 years. They always bring a smile to my face when ever I see one at work.
Hey Thomas, I had an uncle that worked out of Eastfield, Cowlairs I'm sure he started as fireman then went onto driving Electrics out of Bridgeton, they called him The Captain and I worked in Cowlairs signal box for about 9 months in the late 70's as a junior logging times, delays, signaling faults 😊
@@johnrobertson1129did he live in shafton next to temple Anniesland was his nick name not the colonel
Play this through a Soundbar like you are there ❤️ Great UK Locomotion Diesel Sounds , Absolutely fantastic ❤️🎼🎚️sometimes you can hear these before you see them ,Ooooh baby ❤️🎼🎚️From the legendary Deltic Napier to the Clag of Diesel power , Fantastic ❤️
Glad you enjoyed it, I take a lot of time and effort to get good quality sound recordings on my videos.
Just like the old Chieftain Tank, you could hear them as well before you saw them😂😂
I love your videos, excellent thrash compilation.
Thank you very much!
What is the train at 13:02 please? Love that grumble
50008 working the 5Z21 Wembley Lmd to Bristol Barton Hill empty stock move.
Bring those days back
The visual pollution from those overhead power lines for the electric trains is incredible.
Absolutely fantastic really love the sound of these
Great channel."thumbs up"
Playing diesel train Top Trumps at school in the early 80’s🤘🏻😁
Nice channel."thumbs up".
Great opening music 👍🏻👍🏻 love it! Subscribed
Can't take credit for the music but thanks for the sub!
@@LinesideSouthEast you can certainly take credit for the video, superb! Had the speakers on hight watching it! Good camerawork 📸
Some lovely heritage locos there
Nice video Anthony
Many thanks
3:30 Now THAT’S thrashing an engine 👌😌
that thing was being absolutely hammered 😮
Class 55 Deltic
Unmistakable
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A hoar so loud and wild it makes you believe it’s alive!
Earphones on,max volume,enjoy!😬 excellent shots
14:40, is that loco hauling ex BR ntercity 125 coaches, because they look like they are with the narrow rectangle window Mark 2F's.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Railways_Mark_2#/media/File:Taunton_-_Riviera_Trains_Mk2f_3356.JPG
And a couple of Arriva MK 2F livery.
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Brian White I believe this is the Riviera Trains Mark 2 set, not sure of it’s origins.
"We are the Sulzers, we are the Sul-zers of Thrash..."
Great sounding engines. Worst sounding air horns. 🤣
3:30 I really like these type of diesels
Absolutely fantastic 😊
6:35 holy sh*t that sound❤
Gorgeous sound, more so to us British because to me it sound like a Spitfire plane
Nice channel."thumbs up". diesel dave's .
Awrsomecompilation mate
Nice model layouts 🏆
Really enjoyed watching & I just subscribed 👍😎
Thanks for subbing, really appreciate it.
I have a question, sorry if it sounds silly, but when there are two engines, either in tandem or one at both ends, how do both engines operate the throttles in unison please? Always wondered this since being a kid, I’m now 46 lol. The intercity 125 started that thought. Thanks in anticipation.
In the case of the HSTs (Intercity 125) both power cars are under power as there is an electronic connection via the carriages. With diesel locomotives in top and rail mode this varies, sometimes they work in unison sometimes it’s just the leading loco working.
@@LinesideSouthEast Thankyou. 👍
THE SOUND THE POWER ARWWWWWW MORE MORE GIVE ME MORE 👍. Used to here these sounds all the time where I used to live .😢
The class 37 sound like a mixture of plane and tractor :)
Some enthusiasts refer to them as Tractors for that very reason.
Nice video 👍🏼
Very nice video!!!! 🚂👍🔝
Fantastic video ! 😃👍
Thank you very much!
I’m a fan of steam locomotives, but I have a soft spot for Diesels.
Blooming lovely 👍🏼😷
In 1999 I was on a FM C-Liner heading for Denver which was carrying a Nuclear Device.....Ohhh, hang on.....
came because I heard what sounded like a helicopter going down the rails by my house, the only thing I could think it would logically be is a diesel train!
Thrum at 02:24
Beautiful landscape and baddaas Diesel Loco
Definitely the best cheers.
Had no idea railroading wax such a part of european life!
Why wouldn't it be? We started it all, good old Great Britain.
What type is train is that? Between 1.51 2.30 min?
A ROG Class 37 dragging a Class 345 Aventra EMU which works services on the new Elizabeth (formerly Crossrail) line.
@@LinesideSouthEast would love to go to an Elizabeth station and see one of those! :-D
Why wont they put the 42 and the 35 back on mainline would pull in a fortune
Getting a heritage diesel back to mainline standards would also cost a fortune. It would take many years before you made your money back.
@Lineside South East fair enough would be good to see them on the mainline though never seen one running is there any updates on that class 45 they were trying to refurbish for mainline traffic?
@@steventhornton4716 Seems to have all gone very quite regarding 45118 which is now owned by Locomotive Services Limited.
@Lineside South East that's a shame I was looking forward to seeing it on test in chester
0:50 olhem o que corre no céu...o que será??
1:22 wow a tractor
Awesome subbed
Thanks for the sub!
Is the diesel engine pulling an Elizabeth line train at 2 minutes 15s?
Yes, a Class 345 Elizabeth line EMU.
@LinesideSouthEast thanks. When was this filmed though? Presumably before the Elizabeth line was running?
well done,my friend.no OHLE to spoil the view either.not a fan of 'kettles' though!
2:17 was that a breakdown , or was it just lending a hand ??
Matt Renton New electric unit being dragged over a non electrified line.
@@LinesideSouthEast ahh thankyou, brilliant upload, now subscribed n liked
Where's the thrashing?? Nice footage though.
Sehr schön
What’s the train at 19:50?
Class 42 Diesel Hydraulic "Warship" number D821 "Greyhound" on the Epping and Ongar railway in Essex.
Hello! May I ask you, do they still operate under BR or different operators? This was something I've always wondered.
British Railways ceased to exist in 1997 when the railways were privatised. There are now many different train operating companies that run train services on the network.
Nice video bro
Thanks
very cool
Not sure why but British Diesels seem to have a certain charm and style American Diesels lack.
Cos ours are better!
What has this great country come to when our railway rolling stock is so unreliable that a spare engine has to tag along incase of a breakdown
If you're referring to 2:20, it's not because of that. It's an electric unit being pulled across an unelectrified line.
3:18 that doesn’t sound or look well
The Deltic was being deliberately run on only one engine in this clip.
@@LinesideSouthEast so basically there should’ve been two of them to balance it
excellent footage, what equipment are you filming with?
ArcturanMegadonkey I used to film with a Sony HVR-Z1E and a Canon G30. I now have a JVC HM170 4K camcorder.
@@LinesideSouthEast Nice gear! especially the JVC!
I film with a Sony AX53, sometimes in 4K (100mbs) but mainly 1080p
why do the trains sound like planes
Never occurred to me that they did? Perhaps you are hearing the turbos spooling up which can sound a bit like a jet engine.
There is no coconut trees ever seen.
7.mins10 , where is that location ? Pls
Kingsferry Bridge near Swale on the Sheerness Branch in Kent.
@@LinesideSouthEast Thank you Sir 👌