For the third year running the marathon 'Great Britain' railtour has taken steam from one end of the UK to the other. On Easter Sunday, 2 'Black Fives' cross the Spey viaduct at Boat O'Brig betwee... (more)

For the third year running the marathon 'Great Britain' railtour has taken steam from one end of the UK to the other. On Good Friday, 2 'Black Fives' have the train rolling at Blackford, between S... (more)

46115 "Scots Guardsman" passes Cossington working a private charter from Kings Lynn to Melton Mowbray

Following the failure of Castle Class steam loco number 5043 'Earl of Mount Edgcumbe' at Oxford, BR green-liveried 47773 was summoned from Tyseley to take the 'Britolian' tour forward from Didcot ... (more)

37676 'Loch Rannoch (III)' is seen working a railtour running as 1Z90 Saltburn-Skipton at Ribblehaed on the famous 'Settle and Carlisle Railway' - 06/12/2008

West Coast 37676 works 1Z90 Saltburn - Skipton charter past Ribblehead on a clear winters day.

'Scots Guardsman', making only its 3rd (I think) outing since restoration, exhudes atmosphere as it pauses underneath York's famous curved roof, en route from Carnforth to Scarborough on an extrem... (more)

A little machine with a big train behind it plus a dead Class 47. The Royal Scotsman heads to Edinburgh on the last day of a 'Western' tour powered by a little sulzer Class 33. These locomotives a... (more)

Day 3 of a 4 Day 'Western' Royal Scotsman tour, Bridge of Orchy - Wemyss Bay.

Class 47 no.47854 hauls the luxury Royal Scotsman charter train through the suburbs of Glasgow having come from the famous West Highland Line and is bound for the small town of Wemyss Bay,

The annual return ECS (deadhead) move after the summer Jacobite season. The 2 engines and 10 coaches are returning to their base in England, steaming along the West Coast Main Line amongst the Pen... (more)

76079 (disguised as one time local engine 76001) pauses between showers at the isolated Rannoch station while working the annual West Highland Line photo charters. Rannoch's refreshment room does ... (more)

76079 (disguised as one time local engine 76001) performs in the desolately beautiful wilderness of Scotland's Rannoch Moor with the annual photographers' charter.

The annual return ECS (deadhead) move after the summer Jacobite season. The 2 engines and 10 coaches are returning to their base in England, steaming along the West Coast Main Line in the evening ... (more)

45407 (disguised as former Fort William loco 45487) and stablemate 76079 are seperated by a crew member, before 45407 returns North and 76079 works a photographers' charter out on to Rannoch Moor.