CineRail

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Glasgow held a fascination for rail enthusiasts and Buchanan Street, Central and St. Enoch stations are featured with a wide variety of ex-LMS, LNER and BR locos and early diesels. Ex-Caley and N B Railway types feature plus G&SWR locos at St. Enoch in 1931! The 1920s saw the construction of the ‘Bennie Railplane’ and a unique film captured this vehicle on test. New electric ‘Blue Trains’ in the early 1960s contrasts with a journey from Rutherglen to Dalmuir by steam. Steam power at Eastfield, Motherwell, Polmadie and St. Rollox depots is shown, with redundant steam locomotives awaiting their fate. Film taken in 1957 from the British Railways steamer, ‘Queen Mary II’ as it leaves the Broomielaw for the Kyle of Bute show the bustling River Clyde and its’ chain driven ferries making this video programme a fascinating reminder of 1960s Glasgow.

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Ref: CP109D

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Perth was a fascinating centre in the days of steam, where ex-LNER and LMS locos rubbed shoulders in the engine depot. Scenes of the shed yard and main line show a wide variety of loco types including A4s and a superb colour film of a streamlined LMS ‘Duchess’ in 1937. Eastwards lay Dundee and the East Coast route to Aberdeen, but in this programme the main line to Aberdeen was still via Coupar Angus and Forfar. Kinnaber Jct signalbox, made famous in the 1890s‘Race to the North’, guarded the meeting of the routes to Aberdeen from Forfar and Dundee. Montrose, south of Kinnaber had branches to Brechin and Inverbervie.Freights to Brechin and the ‘Special’ last passenger train to 'Bervie' in 1966 are shown, both powered by ex-N B Class J37s. DMUs, NB Type 2s, Cl 26 and Cl 40s feature- plus a Class 50 ‘fly-shunting’ at Forfar!

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Ref: CP119D

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Dundee forms a major junction where routes from Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow, converge. Dundee was host to both the North British and Caledonian Railways. Their legacy was a range of secondary lines centered on Dundee, all of which have closed. From Tay Bridge Station the Firth of Tay is crossed to Wormit, Newport-on-Tay and Tayport. North of Dundee the routes to Liff, Lochee, Maryfield, Kirkbuddo and Kingsmuir are featured. Contemporary film showing diesel traction , tram scenes, the Tay ferries - plus Dundee’s last working horse 'Paddy' - combine with rare film of Dundee life and its’ railways in the 1930s to provide a fascinating video record. The Tay Rail Bridge, Britain’s longest rail bridge at over two miles in length, is highlighted - together with it’s infamous predecessor, which collapsed in 1879 carrying seventy-five people to their deaths.

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Ref: CP123D

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Stirling is viewed before heading north-west to Callander, Killin Jct, the Killin branch, Oban and Connel Ferry, with its former dual road and rail bridge. Next is Gleneagles, formally linked by a branch to Crieff and Comrie. Crieff was served from Stirling and Perth with both routes featured, plus film of the Royal Navy's locos at Almondbank! The railbus service between Falkirk and Grangemouth with views of Grangemouth's steam depot is followed by film at Polmont, Bathgate and the narrow gauge system at Winchborough. East of Stirling is Alloa and via the swing bridge at Throsk, it was linked to the Glasgow line at Larbert. The Devon Valley line linked Alloa to Perth via Kinross and scenes at Tillicoultry, Dollar and Rumbling Bridge are shown. Finally, film of the former Alloa to Dunfermline route shows the towns' stations and depot.

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The second video to feature Glasgow commences at Gourock. Recorded in 1966, the last year of steam, the film traces the entire route to Glasgow Central. Paisley (Canal) and the branch to Kilmacolm on the last day of operation are viewed. North of the River Clyde, the lower West Highland line is covered, with a journey on the C15 'push and pull' service from Arrochar to Garelochhead in 1959. Continuing to Craigendorran Jct. the Blue Trains appear and Glasgows' streets still host trolley buses and trams! In addition, there is a rare view of ex NBR CL. J88 No. 68332 shunting at Maryhill in 1962. One of the Glasgow's famous products, the 'Queen Elizabeth 1' is filmed plus the 'QE2s' launch in 1967. The stations of St. Enoch, Queen St. and Buchanan St. and the final 'A4' Aberdeen service in 1966 are shown, plus Corkerhill, Eastfield and St. Rollox depots.

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Ref: CP129D

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Scenes at Edinburgh Waverley and Haymarket, the Costorphine branch plus superb aerial views of the Bridge are a prelude to reaching Fife. Inverkeithing, Kirkcaldy (and harbour branch) are shown before reaching Thornton Jct. Film of Leuchars Jct and St. Andrews is followed by scenes at Dundee between 1931 and 1981. Next, the programme heads north to Arbroath, Montrose and Kinnaber Jct. plus views at nearby Bridge of Dun. At Aberdeen, the depots of Ferryhill and Kittybrewster are seen plus Inverurie loco works. Views of the electricity work's battery-powered shunter is followed by a journey on the now closed branch to Ballater. Steam classes featured include A1/2/3/4, B1, D11, D40, J36/7/8, V2, B1.5 and WDs plus diesel Cl.06, 08, 20, 26, 31, 40, 47, 55.

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Ref: CP132D

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An area of Scotland frequently ignored by railway enthusiasts, the South West's main lines and branch lines offered a wide and fascinating diversity of steam and diesel operations. Starting at Carlisle, the WCML is followed to Gretna Junction where the former Glasgow & South Western Railway route to Glasgow diverges. Following this route, the first major station to be reached is Dumfries where views of steam and early diesel traction area reminder of the town's former importance as a junction for the "Port Road" to Stranraer. Departing from Dumfries behind a Britannia Pacific, views of several wayside stations are followed by arrival at Kilmarnock, the northern most limit of this video's coverage of the G&SWR main line. The Ayrshire coast is the next major feature with Fairlie, Largs, Heads of Ayr, Troon and Ardrossan all recorded on film in the early 1960s. Ardrossan's long vanished Montgomerie Pier and adjacent oil terminal are featured in addition to the town's locomotive depot plus locomotives awaiting scrapping at Troon Harbour. Traffic from the once extensive Ayrshire coalfields is shown with ex-LMS "Crabs" much in evidence and, of course, scenes at Waterside and Dalmellington. The final section of the video features a journey through picturesque Kirkcudbrightshire on the 74 mile "Port Road" from Dumfries to Stranraer. Filmed shortly before the line's closure in 1965 and showing every station and major feature of the line, the film is complemented by views of the branch terminus at Kirkcudbright.

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This 4mm scale 00 gauge layout has been painstakingly researched and constructed by a group of modellers in the North East and features the four track station, its goods yards and environs. Set in the 1950s, Biggleswade features A4 Pacifics on express passemger trains and prototype length freight trains alongside early BR diesel locomotives and multiple units. Archive and current day film is provided to complement the model action.

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Ref: CP120D

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Classic Model Railway Layouts No.1 Tebay provides an insight into Shipley Model Railway Society's OO gauge layout which faithfully reproduces this famous West Coast Main Line location. The programme incorporates a fascinating blend or archive and present day film showing the prototype alongside this exciting layout.

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