Brilliant stuff! I grew up in Glasgow and my gran used to live right next to and overlooking Eastfield depot. Would spend hours watching them and listening to the sounds of the engines and the noise of the loco's goingover the rail joints and you would hear them all through the night. A collection of super nostalgic sounds that brings back lots of memories. great video 👍
For me personally, there's only one colour for the Schnozz on a Class 37, and that's yellow and For some reason I much prefer the Centre head code to be 2 lights, rather than the old actual code. Split head code with lights is ok, but I don't like em as much with no head code and the lower lights. But irrespective of all that, that sound it's just visceral. It brings out my Britishness for some reason. It's Iconic like hearing a Spitfire fly low overhead in a dogfight. Gets yer blood pumping and the adrenaline flowing! So proud to see these old workhorses still flexing their muscle after all these years. 😊. I'm listening to this on headphones, it's like ASMR, but for men!
they are connected electrically and one driver can control the other locos. If its a loco on the back of a train then usually its just providing power for the coaches and there as a backup
What an amazing collection of sounds to waken up to! Thanks :)
Thank You! 👍
Brilliant collection of sounds and great camera work. I'd love to record some of these for sound effects on my model railway.
Brilliant stuff! I grew up in Glasgow and my gran used to live right next to and overlooking Eastfield depot. Would spend hours watching them and listening to the sounds of the engines and the noise of the loco's goingover the rail joints and you would hear them all through the night. A collection of super nostalgic sounds that brings back lots of memories. great video 👍
Great video and one of the best British diesel of all time
For me personally, there's only one colour for the Schnozz on a Class 37, and that's yellow and For some reason I much prefer the Centre head code to be 2 lights, rather than the old actual code. Split head code with lights is ok, but I don't like em as much with no head code and the lower lights. But irrespective of all that, that sound it's just visceral. It brings out my Britishness for some reason. It's Iconic like hearing a Spitfire fly low overhead in a dogfight. Gets yer blood pumping and the adrenaline flowing! So proud to see these old workhorses still flexing their muscle after all these years. 😊.
I'm listening to this on headphones, it's like ASMR, but for men!
Excellent video 👍👍👍👍
Thanks!
Magnifique son moteur, les moteurs anglais son incroyable
185l V12
How are the locos engine speeds synchronised when there are two or more of them ,I take it that they don't have a driver in all the cabs.
they are connected electrically and one driver can control the other locos.
If its a loco on the back of a train then usually its just providing power for the coaches and there as a backup
They do sound and smell and look the part.
If Class 37 is a diesel locomotive why is it called ‘English Electric’?
I hit the like button within the first 10 seconds. Quality snort
Please edit ,some sequences too long with nothing to see !