A tribute to Cunard’s QE2
May 1, 2024
The Story of the Swanage Railway
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A revised edition in 2018 of the Swanage Railway with all the developments with the main line connection and locomotives now on the railway including Nos. 30120, 31806, 80104 and all the visiting engines.
Fascinating archive films from the 1960s showing the M7 tanks on auto trains and the final services in 1972 with specials.
Full coverage of the trail service in 2017 to Wareham and much more.
DVD 120 minutes duration
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*This edition will include several Christmas lights trains from 2021 including some aerial
footage, plus –
* The launch of No. 4079 Pendennis Castle at Didcot* The Great Central Railway’s superb ‘Working
the Railway’ Gala with re-enactments at Quorn & Woodhouse plus visiting loco No. 80080 and five
other steam plus the Class 45 diesel and DMU.* Mid-Hants Spring 45th anniversary gala with
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70 Queen Elizabeth II in purple jubliee livery. * Last run of Jubilee No. 45699
Galatea before overhaul. * Feature on the Nene Valley Railway.
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Steam news: Flying Scotsman visits Dorset and a hire period on the Swanage Branch. Scenes of it
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Gala time at the East Lancs with Black Five No. 5407 and visiting GW engines, Odney Manor and
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Bluebell Railway sees the newly-built station at Kingscote opened with ‘C’ Class No. 592 all
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Gala days at the Dean Forest Railway. Midland 1F No. 41708 re-numbered 1780 for the weekend.
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Steam on the Met – with N2 No. 69523 at Watford, Amersham and Rickmansworth.
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West Highland Centenary – A special feature showing Nos. 2005 and
3442 Great Marquess with Class 37s, Nos. 37152 and 37221 in Intercity livery as they
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