D123 seen leaving Loughborough Station. An observation coach is at the rear of the train.

GWR tank enginer No. 4141, seen shortly after leaving Loughborough, on the private Great Central Railway.

On an unseasonally hot spring day, 4141 leaves Loughborough with the 1515 for Leicester North

Class 47 number D1705 poses as it enters Loughborough Central station during a night shoot. This is an accurate recreation of a UK scene from the 1960's.

During a photo shoot at the Great Central Railway, tatty BR blue liveried 25265 hauls a rake of mineral wagons past the signals at Beeches Road, Loughborough.

2-6-0 Stanier Mogul 42968 on the 15.15 Loughborough to Leicester Central passes Woodthorpe on the Great Central Railway.

Stanier mogul 42968 poses in Loughborough Central station during a photo shoot organised by Russ Hillier.

6990 'Witherslack Hall' powers under Rabbit Bridge on the Great Central Railway, Leicestershire, England. An overnight snowfall was followed by a bright sunny day, making great conditions for phot... (more)

Stanier Mogul 42968 departs Loughborough Central (Great Central Railway) with a goods train for Rothley during the Winter Steam Gala.

'Stanier Mogul' 42968 passes Kinchley Lane during the GCR's Winter Steam Gala. This loco was visiting from the Severn Valley Railway.

It's 1-30 am on January 16th, 1961. The crew of 'Super D' 49395 wait patiently for the road as another endless train of empty sixteen-tonners rumbles past on the through line. (Actually it's about... (more)

An '8F' drifts past a deserted platform in the East Midlands with yet more coal empties. Nobody would have batted an eyelid in 1962, but in 2007 it was British preservation's finest.

It's a miserable January afternoon in 1961. An '8F' plods north with empty sixteen tonners while a 'Super D' heads south with general merchandise. An everyday scene perfectly recreated on a series... (more)

I'd thought members may like to see a bunch of UK railfans at work?

The BR standard 9Fs where just about the largest steam freight loco on British Railways, so large their nickname was "Space Ships". 92212 gets away from a signal stop on the GCR during a photo sho... (more)