Long Marston Depot Open Day - The Loco's and DVT's

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 10

  • @trainspotter209
    @trainspotter209  12 лет назад

    The majority of the locos (class 20s and 37/47s) are owned by HNRC, te 86s i believe are owned by Europheonix, however i do not know who owns the 82s, so i believe very few locos are for scrap

  • @BrucieMagik
    @BrucieMagik 12 лет назад

    it's really sad to see most of those engines laid up and not in use. Real shame about the choppers!!! love 'em! great vid, cheers mate :)

    • @iainmaturin8460
      @iainmaturin8460 8 лет назад

      so if they are not for scrap, what are they doing there

  • @Jeagles
    @Jeagles 5 лет назад

    There are a lot less locos now. It’s more multiple units

  • @lukestrainsandengines4014
    @lukestrainsandengines4014 7 лет назад

    37428 was there until 2012 when it was sent to cf booths to be scraped 😭

  • @TheAudiostud
    @TheAudiostud 5 лет назад

    As I'm not really a train guy, just passing through can you please tell me what the Chopper is or was thanks, by the I subscribed to your site as you seem to be the only train buff who gives a commentary

  • @TheValenta125
    @TheValenta125 12 лет назад

    are most of theses locos for scrap

  • @boeingnerd77
    @boeingnerd77 13 лет назад

    i miss Anglia :( even though i nerver saw one in my life

  • @trainspotter209
    @trainspotter209  12 лет назад

    @Bluesbreaker2010 hmm.. yh I know wat u meen, espeliacally the choppers !!! no worries mate :)

  • @trainspotter209
    @trainspotter209  13 лет назад

    @boeingnerd77 Same here, until Long Marston