Trains In The 1990's Nuneaton, 5th December 1992 Part 1

A sunny Winter's morning at Nuneaton for Class 50's D400 & 50033 on a charter, but also seen across this two part selection are plenty of other locos(Class 31, 47, 56, 60, 86, 87, and 90)along with a couple of HST's and various DMU's types. Filmed on Saturday 5th December 1992.

[@OfficialMidlandsRailwayChannel]

Great Video, Nice seeing what it was like a few years before I was born

[@MrDeltic15]

You're making me feel old now! :-) A bit of a change with the station layout since these was filmed.

[@Paul21021]

Classic footage. Your videos bring back memories of a great era. If you have any Doncaster footage from the 90's I would love to see it

[@SMILEVIDEOTRAINS]

Hey, Look at all those enthusiasts, stopping expresses, clag, light engines.. Virtually dead now for stopping trains and passengers but ya do get a few enthusiasts. Really, like Rugby, the station is now vitually dead due to trains rushing through non stop. Bit sad really.

[@MrDeltic15]

It's certainly not the hub for intercity type services it used to be. Of course, it's still a great freight hotspot today, as you know very well :-)

[@atomiswave1971]

Not a big fan of diesels that smoke that much. Like clag but that demonstration just looks like bad workmanship or a need for a major overhaul. For a charter running like that they should be ashamed of themselves.

[@MrDeltic15]

I think the cold weather made things seem worse, but as Andy says they were run down on the Waterloo-Exeter during their final days - a similar thing happened to their Class 47 successors on the same route. The locos themselves were smartly turned out on the outside of course.