Lovely stuff, captured the busy area really well. Deceptively challenging station to film at with the passes outside of the platforms and also with the Overground trains! Vast majority of 465s still in service including a lot of the 565/2 and 465/9s - the displaced batch haven't been scrapped yet and are in warm storage for the time being, so not the end of the road for them just yet!
It never seemed to end! Theres one clip, from about 02:50 which was continuous for about 5 minutes! Its a good job I'm a fan of the 465s 😃 I hope the displaced ones come back, they don't really fit with any other rail operator. Thanks TrainsOnTheBrain!
I must have passed this station over the years on Southeastern including a trip to Hayes, the most recent in October. So New Cross, south east London. The avoiding line are fast trains to and from the Strand based terminus, Charing Cross. There is a new service, an open access operator called Lumo that operates between London Kings Cross and Edinburgh. I will certainly be seeing them while on a railtour to Newcastle in May, beginning and finishing at Finsbury Park.
A treat to see my local trains. 707s rapidly being repainted and bought into service right now, it seems like whenever I go to Grove Park they have repainted another pair! This station is a good one for passes on my local line. Does this mean grove park is coming? 😀
I was not expecting to see a 707 on this visit so it was a welcome surprise! Shame that the 707s have replaced the 465/2s since I always thought they were the best. I haven’t filmed at Grove Park yet since I filmed Kensington Olympia on the same day as this. I’ll certainly look into it for you 😃 You know I’ll get round to it eventually, I always do 👍🏻
You are epic. This is the third video I have seen and you are inspiring me to do better. Both my son's one 9 and the other is 5 and 1/2 months. Both glued to the video.. thanks once again. Life time subbies right here
New Cross railway station serves New Cross in south-east London, England. It is 4 miles 68 chains (7.8 km) down the line from London Charing Cross and is in London fare zone 2. The platforms are lettered rather than numbered to avoid confusion with those at New Cross Gate by staff who worked at both stations before privatisation of the stations in 1997. Platform D is used exclusively by London Overground services. Ticket barriers control access to all platforms.
I love this train content it makes me feel a bit more calm and its local to me because im close to a southeastern stn and i think on 9:32 the 375 was going charing X (im not trying to hate😅) but keep up the amazing content!!
Thanks for your kind comments Leo, my objective is to create content which you can watch relaxed and in comfort (with a few special trains here and there). The pair of 375s were originally destined for Charing X, although being late, it was turned back early. I even made a note of that one on the day! You're also not hating at all! I encourage criticism as it helps to make the channel better and more enjoyable for everyone. 😃
Nice video! I love New Cross it's always full of trains haha. If you want some freight action on this line you should check out Hither Green (also my local station) which often gets class 59s and 66s.
Apparently Southeastern have 14 Class 707s in service with 16 still with South Western Railway at the moment. But hopefully the rest of the Class 707s should all be with Southeastern by the end of this year. And the SWR Class 701 “Arterios” to enter service by the end of this year.
@@StarlifeStudios Now, the Overground is something else that's been invented since I was last in London. I would go back but I prefer somewhere with air.
Yep, I always put the date and time ranges in the description of my videos. As you said, this was filmed around 10am until 11:30am. Thanks for watching 😃
Canterbury West is the busier station in that area but it depends how your getting there, Faversham, Dartford and Rochester are all solid choices if your travelling by train. Have fun 😃
Which type of class 465 is your favourite? Metro-Cammell (465/2, 465/9, 466) or BREL (465/0)? If you've not already decided 27:54 sold me!!
He didn't pin his own comment.
To be honest I like all of them
Which type sounds like the 1996 Stock on the Jubilee Line? Could be the Metro-Cammell one.
@@collectivelyimprovingtrans2460 Class 465/2, 465/9 and 466
@@BritishTrainsRBX Right
Lovely stuff, captured the busy area really well. Deceptively challenging station to film at with the passes outside of the platforms and also with the Overground trains! Vast majority of 465s still in service including a lot of the 565/2 and 465/9s - the displaced batch haven't been scrapped yet and are in warm storage for the time being, so not the end of the road for them just yet!
It never seemed to end! Theres one clip, from about 02:50 which was continuous for about 5 minutes! Its a good job I'm a fan of the 465s 😃 I hope the displaced ones come back, they don't really fit with any other rail operator. Thanks TrainsOnTheBrain!
Class 465, a classic.
Another Banger,Can’t beat that SEML!
Thanks Viaduction! This isn't a route I get to very often so it was good to see (and hear) the 465s again 😃
I must have passed this station over the years on Southeastern including a trip to Hayes, the most recent in October. So New Cross, south east London. The avoiding line are fast trains to and from the Strand based terminus, Charing Cross. There is a new service, an open access operator called Lumo that operates between London Kings Cross and Edinburgh. I will certainly be seeing them while on a railtour to Newcastle in May, beginning and finishing at Finsbury Park.
2:25 That Train has now turned into A Formula 1 Racing Car! 🏎️
Another great video as always. 👍
Very good, informative and long video of good quality. Thank you very much!
Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed it 😃
A treat to see my local trains. 707s rapidly being repainted and bought into service right now, it seems like whenever I go to Grove Park they have repainted another pair! This station is a good one for passes on my local line. Does this mean grove park is coming? 😀
I was not expecting to see a 707 on this visit so it was a welcome surprise! Shame that the 707s have replaced the 465/2s since I always thought they were the best. I haven’t filmed at Grove Park yet since I filmed Kensington Olympia on the same day as this. I’ll certainly look into it for you 😃 You know I’ll get round to it eventually, I always do 👍🏻
@@StarlifeStudios have you done Crystal Palace or Anerley?
@@StarlifeStudios thanks! The /2s aren't completely gone, and luckily won't be until the rest of the 465 fleet goes (luckily)
@@StarlifeStudiosthe 707s taking over also means it's too bad if you need the loo
Excellent railway video as always
Thank you so much imperialist 😉
Lol I was recording at Leatherhead when you were recording this!
You are epic. This is the third video I have seen and you are inspiring me to do better. Both my son's one 9 and the other is 5 and 1/2 months. Both glued to the video.. thanks once again. Life time subbies right here
That is awesome Purple! I'm so glad that my video gave you and your sons so much value 😃
You're such an inspiration
Thank you X3N, I'm really glad you think so 😃
Great video and station
Thank you very much! 😃
Great video.
Thanks Madeline 😃😃
New Cross railway station serves New Cross in south-east London, England. It is 4 miles 68 chains (7.8 km) down the line from London Charing Cross and is in London fare zone 2. The platforms are lettered rather than numbered to avoid confusion with those at New Cross Gate by staff who worked at both stations before privatisation of the stations in 1997. Platform D is used exclusively by London Overground services. Ticket barriers control access to all platforms.
Metro-Cammel all the way! Great video!
Yes David! 🙌 Thank you!
3:39 nice double networker action can you do Wimbledon would be much appreciated
Awesome
Thanks James, you certainly have to like 465s to Trainspotter11 here 😂
I love this train content it makes me feel a bit more calm and its local to me because im close to a southeastern stn and i think on 9:32 the 375 was going charing X (im not trying to hate😅) but keep up the amazing content!!
Thanks for your kind comments Leo, my objective is to create content which you can watch relaxed and in comfort (with a few special trains here and there). The pair of 375s were originally destined for Charing X, although being late, it was turned back early. I even made a note of that one on the day! You're also not hating at all! I encourage criticism as it helps to make the channel better and more enjoyable for everyone. 😃
The security camera and maps at the station still show an underground roundel from when the East London Tube Line ran here
That’s awesome. I didn’t notice when I was there but I wish I had played more attention now! Thank you 😉
@@StarlifeStudios I'm surprised that to this day they haven't replaced them with an overground sign
@@UndergroundRolo Maybe they know but want to keep the heritage alive!
@@StarlifeStudios Ha, or they just can't be bothered
Nice video! I love New Cross it's always full of trains haha. If you want some freight action on this line you should check out Hither Green (also my local station) which often gets class 59s and 66s.
Thanks NW160, I'll check it out if I'm back in South London! 😃
@@StarlifeStudios Thanks! Hope you enjoy
Apparently Southeastern have 14 Class 707s in service with 16 still with South Western Railway at the moment. But hopefully the rest of the Class 707s should all be with Southeastern by the end of this year. And the SWR Class 701 “Arterios” to enter service by the end of this year.
Wow, you have had an busy and epic trainspotting session at New Cross Station. The class 376/0 looks like they were prototype units?
Oh it was New Cross not Waterloo East. Great video mate and nice to see 376 doing the Sevenoaks service
Ye it’s because New Cross is Zone 2 and Waterloo East is Zone One
How did you confuse New Cross with Waterloo East? 😂
@@nathanw9770 some peaple don’t travel on southeastern
@@beta.3984 Fair enough though I though it would be pretty obvious but I guess not.
@@beta.3984 Peaple is People 😂
I still think of New Cross as one of the two termini of the East London Line. As you can see I don't get to London very often.
I don’t know too much about what it was before the Overground but I believe it’s still called the East London Line. Thanks David 😃
@@StarlifeStudios Now, the Overground is something else that's been invented since I was last in London. I would go back but I prefer somewhere with air.
Yes, the other is New Cross Gate, down the road but on the main line from London Bridge.
Guess what... I was recording at New Cross GATE
Very easy to get confused by the two 😉 Hope your visit went well Mohid.
@@StarlifeStudios thanks I also saw a southeastern 375 377 in diversion 😀
Did you go after the morning peak since there were alot of ECS moves..
Yep, I always put the date and time ranges in the description of my videos. As you said, this was filmed around 10am until 11:30am. Thanks for watching 😃
Can I randomly ask why was most of the trains going to Grove Park sidings or depot?
what camera
I am going to Canterbury Next Saturday but I don’t know which station I should spot at what do you think?
Canterbury West is the busier station in that area but it depends how your getting there, Faversham, Dartford and Rochester are all solid choices if your travelling by train. Have fun 😃
@@StarlifeStudios I’m going by Bromley South
1:41 what was that train doing? It’s so slow🐢
LONG Video. Can't watch it all. I liked seeing the routes, though.
There were 78 individual pieces of information on this video. Took me agessss to edit 😉