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0:08 this is when back in 1982 the deltics got succeeded by the hsts As this clip shows this is how the high speed train powercars took over the deltic operations on the east coast mainline So it’s great to see the hst and the deltic meet each other for the first time since the 1980s

Maybe its the passage of time but when i used to watch these hauling expresses out of kiiiings cross they never seemed so laboured or persistently high revving??

I’m here at stoke priors and I’m still seeing trains at this location outside stoke works junction

Smokes almost as much as my Yamaha RD!!

I wonder why the Deltics are so smokey?

Blackening a nice new rebuilt station! Outrageous!🤣🤣 Wonder what speed it managed passing Blackwell?

Nice Capture

Both engines azwell 🤩

I live in Redditch. On a clear night we can still hear the echoes of the climb…

Amazing...there's clag and then there's clag

Everyone loves a Deltic!!

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Wow! That was a nice video!

Nice video!

Awesomeness

For those who say it was slow pulling away you could not go full throttle till over 20-25 mph or they would overload, as for the smoke they are two stroke opposed piston engines originally built for fast inshore boats.

Pure Grunt...😤

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Sounds lovely and smooth,but think I prefer the snarl of the class 37

Nice catch

Ooh you could smell that 👍

That is one hell of a heat haze.

0:35 possibly the most pathetic train horn I've ever heard 😂 Nice engine though.

So they come.our.of their joles

Excellent video

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The significant thing about Bromsgrove Station is that it's at the bottom of the (once infamous) Lickey hills incline. Decade's past, northbound steam trains needed a hefty push up the hill from a 0-10-0, engine that was always kept in steam and waiting at the station for its next customer. The modern, rebuilt station is on the site of one of the earliest rolling-stock works, opened about 1840ish.

It's Bowler's and Old Stuck-Up's basis!

Got to love a Deltic

A HST or rather a ramped up DMU v Deltic. I know which one I prefer and it ain't a glorified DMU

I like the clickers clacking sounds those grids make and I love that scream

where were they heading? I assume one was maybe working a Euston - Milton Keynes service and now they've formed a Milton Keynes - Euston service

And this is how trams are born.

Great shot!

IVE BEEN THERE! I LIVE IN SWEDEN!

I get it the big engine(that I really like, too) that's kind of a symbol. But to worship these monsters comes with a morbid twist if you look at the history of an old locomotive and all the people it ran over. Just ask the drivers -they don't like to talk about it though.

i was in the second car i said ''Why is there photographers'' i couldnt remember the old bromsgrove lol

Absolutely brilliant two icons of British engineering well filmed

That's not "clag," using fuel so efficiently, only get smoke when engines are not using the fuel correctly,

Most diesel engines are "over injected," like pouring petrol into a carb",

ENGLISH KNOW HOW ,ONCE AGAIN, BEAUTIFUL

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6:06 legend then booooooo that shit passing it

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