61306 Mayflower and D1015 Western Champion seen THUNDERING down the English Riviera Line (01/06/24)

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  • Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
  • Tours & locations featured in this video:
    00:00 - 61306 'Mayflower' & D1924 / 47810 at Newton Abbot
    01:23 - D1011 'Western Thunderer' (D1015 'Western Champion) & 50034 'Furious' (50007) at Dawlish Sea Wall
    03:31 - 61306 'Mayflower' & D1924 / 47810 at Starcross
    04:54 - D1011 'Western Thunderer' (D1015 'Western Champion) & 50034 'Furious' (50007) at Exeter St Davids
    D1015 'Western Champion' (disguised as D1011 'Western Thunderer') and 50007 'Hercules' (disguised as 50034 'Furious') lead the 'English Riviera Airshow' railtour to Paignton from Tame Bridge Parkway as 1Z50 (and 1Z52 on the return journey).
    61306 'Mayflower' and 47810 (D1924) lead the 'English Riviera Express' railtour to Kingswear from Crewe, as 1Z27 (and 1Z28 on the return journey).
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Комментарии • 7

  • @lazerjet899overshoots8
    @lazerjet899overshoots8 Месяц назад +2

    Why did Western Champion slow down at Dawlish Warren

    • @TrainsOfDorset
      @TrainsOfDorset  Месяц назад

      I think there was a 150 not far in front of it.

    • @lazerjet899overshoots8
      @lazerjet899overshoots8 Месяц назад

      From what it looks like on RTT 2T15, it was ahead of it and that one was running late

    • @railfreightdrivergallagherGBRf
      @railfreightdrivergallagherGBRf Месяц назад

      Previous train still in section. JG.

    • @chrisst8922
      @chrisst8922 Месяц назад

      Don't want Champion showing the modern engines up. That would never do.

  • @Trainguy_spotter
    @Trainguy_spotter Месяц назад

    Why was D1011 on the last clip

    • @TrainsOfDorset
      @TrainsOfDorset  Месяц назад +2

      It was in both clips of D1015 - occasionally they change its name to a former classmate's name so this time it was D1011 Western Thunderer. You can search for some of its older tours and you'll find it did the same with other numbers as well, more commonly when it was in its maroon livery.