Trains In The 1980's Diesels At Derby, 1988

Diesels on freight and passenger workings at Derby from three visits during Summer/Autumn 1988 featuring Class 08, 20, 31, 37, 47, and 56 locomotives.
Filmed during 1988.

[@indie5826]

Classic, the 80s trains look so dirty and I was an 80s kid. Loved the driver who stepped off the train when it was moving .

[@JohnPW22]

Proper trains! Loved the 31 on freightliner - amazing footage! Derby was always a must on the Midland Railrover!

[@stalban8687]

Great footage. Thank you for uploading this. Happy memories

[@trainandbusfan5706]

Good to see class 56s on mgr coal trains exactly what they were built for shame maggi shut down all the collieries.

[@meester5565]

My favourite is always the 56 with haa's but it's nice to also see so many 31's, it takes me back to when I worked at Doncaster plant works.

[@supercolin33]

My Uncle Nevil was Stationmaster at Derby for many years.

[@sallylouise9826]

Can’t beat the old chugger diesels those were the days

[@Trainspotter11_]

Fantastic video! I really enjoyed this :)

[@AndreiTupolev]

Iike the little two-step by the driver at 5:52 stepping down from a moving loco.

[@theimperialist2686]

Excellent video mate.

[@martinnevey7258]

70s 80s kid here. ..always loved the class 20s..don't know why..prob as they were a rarity up in Fife I suppose...class 47s too

[@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329]

Excellent job

[@paulaisbitt4210]

Great footage. Makes me realise just how old I am LOL😅

[@MarkAHHDvideostreaming]

Nice overview

[@antman09ful1]

It all looks so old now, but it doesn't feel that long ago to me.

[@AndreiTupolev]

Is that a GWR Auto trailer being used by the Research Department at the beginning there? Well I never.

[@themightyzanoss8409]

very cool

[@MrDeltic15]

Thanks very much.

[@themightyzanoss8409]

np, i love seeing all this older stuff since I couldn't witness it myself

[@GDGRailway47712]

I used to live near Derby, I wouldn't recommend the place. lol Also is that a snail on 20054 above the double arrows?

[@joncrawford3485]

This might help - www.hattons.co.uk/newsdetail.aspx?id=505 Apparently it's a Tinsley Snail