The horn sounds odd on this class 31! 31108 leads 67005 and 66200 from Swanwick station on the way to Riddings. | Adrian Watson

2.8K views · 39 reactions | Our Fisa Horns Dixie Horn! Sounds just like the one on the Dukes!! You guys need one for your car or truck! Fisa is superior when it comes to horns for you vehicle. | New England Dukes | Facebook

The Mighty Class 56 – Britain’s Heavy Hauler! 💨 Introduced in the mid-1970s, the British Rail Class 56 was a true workhorse of the diesel era. Built for heavy freight duties, these 3,250-horsepower locomotives were affectionately known as “Grids” due to the distinctive grilles on their sides. The early examples were built in Romania by Electroputere, but quality issues meant later units were assembled at Doncaster and Crewe. Despite a rough start, once sorted, the Class 56 became a favourite am

The Mighty Class 56 – Britain’s Heavy Hauler! 💨 Introduced in the mid-1970s, the British Rail Class 56 was a true workhorse of the diesel era. Built for heavy freight duties, these 3,250-horsepower locomotives were affectionately known as “Grids” due to the distinctive grilles on their sides. The early examples were built in Romania by Electroputere, but quality issues meant later units were assembled at Doncaster and Crewe. Despite a rough start, once sorted, the Class 56 became a favourite am

Hornby Colas class 56 on a log train & bachmann class 158 on the mainline #loftmodelrailway #modeltrains #modelrailway #trains #00gaugemodelrailway #hornbyrailways #bachmanntrains | North West Trains

3.7K views · 105 reactions | I reckon Class 66 locomotives will be regarded as classics by future generations. #trains #diesellocomotive #britishrailways #railways #trainspotting #heritagerailway #class66 | Adrian Watson | Facebook

111K views · 2.7K reactions | A class 66 locomotive increasing power and setting off. It is an interesting sound. Reminds me of a washing machine going into the final spin cycle. This video was taken at Crewe station in England. These locomotives first arrived in the UK in 1998 (from Canada and the USA) and have been successful as freight locomotives. | Adrian Watson | Facebook