londons burning 10 train fire

[@TransportCambs]

"The train now approaching platform 1, is your 17:50 service to, London Charing cross. Hot food and hot refreshments are available on this train, due to the buffet coach is on fire."

[@evertonblake7320]

*"The train now approaching platform 1, is your **17:50** service to London,Charing cross. Hot food and refreshments on this train due to the buffet coach on fire. Or you can say: because the buffet car is on fire.*

[@eliotreader8220]

@@evertonblake7320 I think that's a dining special on a heritage line

[@baza990]

this was from series 10 episode 1 the fire started after a member of staff left some cleaning bottles and the cooker was turned on it ignighted causing a blast threw the corridoor

[@trainzville9237]

Too right you are mate, that lazy cook should have turned off the gas cooker properly and put away the cleaning bottles, that way the fire wouldn't have ignited, I bet he was giving the sack off screen.

[@NUMEROSIX]

Hot food is now available.....because the buffet car is on fire!

[@dalel101]

You said you wanted your Steak well done sir?

[@DaveS_92]

Always found it odd as the fire was on Shadbrooks ground but both Blackwall appliances arrived first.

[@rhysrobertstransportationa1668]

Shadbrook could have been out in a shout, also it may be shadbrook sation but that doesn’t mean it’s shadbrook a ground

[@caitthenerd7470]

At least the passengers can't complain that they were cold on the train!

[@fleechthegamer9001]

CrazyCashGaming very true

[@ethangartside2916]

Bad joke and bad timing

[@caitthenerd7470]

@@ethangartside2916 The bad timing is on you bestie, it's a 7 year old comment. In fact I was still a boy when I wrote that, it's been that long

[@michaelmartin9022]

Historical steam train preservation line using 90's Intercity coaches haha. Whatever they could throw together for the scene, I suppose, this show was on it's way out then, anyway.

[@billcobbett9259]

Old Mk1's and Mk2's with a non existent livery. Odd how few MK2's are used on heritage lines- is that an issue with braking/heating/electrics?

[@BritishRailProductions]

Could have used some of the Eastern European Coaches not the MK1s and 2s BR could have happily used them

[@trainman86trainstramsandmore]

@@billcobbett9259 That livery did exist-

[@Faulty720]

If anyone is wondering this was filmed at Wansford station on the Nene Valley Railwau. The stations still looks like this today, so a good visit for any londons burning fan

[@liamphilbin7256]

qqqqqq🤓

[@class37100]

what a waste of C1 carrages in intercity livery :(

[@trainman86trainstramsandmore]

RIP MK1'S and MK2'S

[@yui4779]

Long live MK4s

[@Paraffinmeister]

GRRR!!! So much stupidity and basic mistakes. If a train catches light, standard procedure would be to stop and split the train to isolate the fire from the rest before it has a chance to spread and basically leave the affected coach to burn itself out, not plod on to the nearest station with an inferno in tow.-.- Waste of a good MK1 too.

[@adamthebulldog2738]

Alistair Foden they couldn’t do that I don’t think cos there where passenger cars either side of the burning car

[@steamfandan9682]

Problem is the amount of time needed to decouple the affected portion of the train got brake likes to detach also the corridor connections & electrical connections but last but not least the actual buckeyes

[@thequietestengine]

@@steamfandan9682 Right, plus the way the episode was filmed it was implied the line was on high embankments, bridges and such. Access would have been difficult. Plus its a private line as Nick says, the driver probably was trying to get the train to somewhere he knew would be accessible for the fire crews and easier for everyone to clear the train. He uses the right whistle codes, and whilst its not standard procedure he still did the best under the situation.

[@firefighterfan2010]

Shadbrook Train Station Fire appear in London Burning.

[@Coloribus2004]

For anyone wondering how the fire started, the chef left the stove in the buffet car on and cleaning chemicals next to it. Then a can fell on the flame and after a few minutes, it exploded starting the fire. By the way, It's a real shame for the Mk's and the Mk2 coach. I know their Intercity livery was fake but I liked it. Did you?

[@pimmy18]

It was filmed in Peterborough

[@brushtraction]

@Doctorwhofan94 no the locomotives were built to couple up to any coaches and this was a daily thing so they used to travel alot without no coaches or wagons this is called a L.E. move L.E. standing for light (engined no rolling stock) so they could move without there coaches they did it allot

[@alanmason387]

rip mk1s and mk2s

[@mrkbroster87]

This reminds me of the scene in war of the worlds the 2005 version, with a train passing on fire are the aliens in the film had a go at it

[@MikeGMcDermott]

One hellfire railtour - literally...

[@cupcakefairy87]

I miss Hallam as Sub

[@seannye7442]

This episode was filmed in Peterborough so was John hallams death. The railway line this scene was filmed on passes where he was killed

[@anakinskywalker5972]

I wonder what behind the scenes was like

[@aryanrahman7002]

3:02 Ouch :(

[@trainmaniacstudios8216]

Oooohh... that's gonna leave a mark! XO

[@purplemoonproductions9269]

I know the stunt man that drove this train

[@lyndo333]

which series was this

[@c.rhymeofficial]

Did the dudes under the train dia?? Tell may

[@ireshfriends1731]

no

[@bentheexaminateralsofanofp7816]

Did blackwall come in a shadbrook engine

[@itz_cam-ok1hq]

no they got two new Volvo appliances at the start of the episode because they crashed the two dennis appliances in the last episode of series 9

[@florjanbrudar692]

Blackwall and Shadbrook are *two different* fire stations, you idiot!

[@miketodd4552]

in episode one of series ten they had the Dennis pump ladder then halfway they got the Volvo

[@steamfandan9682]

Surprised they used Brittannia for this shot

[@alisonturner7442]

How is the train making the choo choo noises when the train is burning . . ~

[@caitthenerd7470]

Only two of the carriages were on fire. This, being a steam train, is not a multiple unit, meaning the engine is a separate unit and can operate on its own. As the engine was not on fire, the train could continue to move and make sound. Hope this helps.

[@vehicleswithjacob]

The locomotive is not burning, therefore it is possible to blow the whistle (the whistle is on the locomotive)

[@JintySteam1]

oooh! britania

[@Moothedog0]

Hey waiter you Burnt my food!! Well that is out of my control. Why? Well you see the buffet coach is on fire. Oh. But that is no excuse. Roast me some marshmallows instead. They are burnt. Ahh what have you got then? BOOM Well we now have fried chicken. Yeah they got immediately cooked into KFC during that explosion. Well I think I am going to leave. Yes we probably should. I still want that chicken though. Takes chicken. Well tonight wasnt a total loss after all

[@ollywright8196]

that's pretty bad

[@Channel51_LA]

Dude, what the hell happened? Was he okay?

[@tfgmlover5201]

whoa jesus

[@heavyhaulage1]

What happened?

[@Coloribus2004]

The Stupid Cook on the train left cleaning supplies next to the lit stove.

[@alanmason387]

did that sentinel sve those mk1s and mk2s or something

[@trainman86trainstramsandmore]

Nope the driver got burnt (didnt die) and the sentinel didnt save anything.

[@trainman86trainstramsandmore]

Wait I just replied to my past self lol

[@olikirrage]

rip 70000 britania

[@alanmason387]

but 7000 didnt die tho

[@alanmason387]

i mean 70000

[@MetrobusChris]

oh dear was the steam train ok that did not catch fire did it :(

[@trainzville9237]

Of course not, 70000 Britannia is OK, the locomotive might have been uncoupled from the train and moved away to the yards for safety off screen.

[@Angel131]

i think Lcc

[@dillypin]

I think this was filmed at the Severn Valley Railway

[@trainzville9237]

Of course not, this was filmed on the Nene Valley Railway.

[@nerfherder7109]

Hah