Photo Class 170205 Abellio Greater Anglia Turbostar DMU Train Ely Station 2014

Class 170205 Greater Anglia Diesel Multiple Unit, Ely Station

Class 170205 at Ely         Photo: Charles Moorhen

UK Class 170205 diesel multiple unit, (DMU) UK passenger train, in Abellio Greater Anglia Trains blue and white livery disgorges its passengers at Ely station in June 2014.

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Photo Alstom Adalante Class 180103 First Great Western DMU Train Didcot 2004

First Great Western Class 180103 Alstom Adalante DMU

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In First Great Western Trains livery, 5-car unit Class 180103 Alstom Adalante diesel multiple unit enters a damp, Didcot Parkway station on the 5th October 2004.

 

Fourteen 5-car Alstom Adelante dmu passenger train units were built by French company Alstom in their former works at Washwood Heath, Birmingham, UK

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Photo Class 166205 Network Express Turbo DMU Train Didcot 2004

First Great Western Trains Class 166205 Diesel Multiple Unit, Didcot Parkway

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First Great Western Trains Class 166205 diesel multiple unit, (DMU), Network Express Turbo, enters Didcot Parkway after a sudden torrential October downpour.

 

This photo of  3-car UK passenger train, Class 166205 dmu, was taken at the station in the 2004.

The class of 166 Turbo Express diesel multiple units (DMU) were built between 1992 and 1993 by ABB Yorks works.

The Class 166 3-car units, a fleet of 21, (fleet numbers are 166201 - 166221) were designed as a faster variant of the Class 165 Turbo and both classes were originally known as Networker Turbos, but today are generally referred to as Thames Turbos.

The Class 166 diesel multiple units are operated by the Great Western Railway and the lines they serve are; Severn Beach Line, Golden Valley Line, Heart of Wessex Line, and the Wessex Main Line. 




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Photo Chiltern Railways DMU Class 165039 Network Turbo Train Banbury 2014

Class 165039 Network Turbo 3-Car DMU, Banbury Station

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Driver of Chiltern Railways' Class 165 039 three-car Network Turbo DMU commuter train photographed looking for the green light to proceed at Banbury station in June 2014.

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Photo Class 165019 Chiltern Railways Network Turbo DMU Banbury 2014

Class 165019 Chiltern Railways DMU, Banbury Station

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Seemingly stretching way into the distance due to the closeness of the camera, diesel multiple unit Class 165 019 Network Turbo is photographed forming part of a multiple-car commuter passenger train, stands in a bay platform at Banbury station in Chiltern Railways livery in June 2014.

 

 

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Photo Class 165020 Chiltern Railways Network Turbo DMU Train Enters Banbury 2014

Class 165020 Chiltern Railways 'Network Turbo' DMU

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2-Car Network Turbo diesel multiple unit Class 165 020, passenger commuter train, built at BREL between 1990-92, in Chiltern Railways livery, photographed entering Banbury station with a commuter service from Marylebone, London, in June 2014.

 

 

 

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Photo Class 150104 First Group Sprinter 2-Car DMU Train St Austell 2016

Class 150104 'First Group' DMU, Leaves St. Austell

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Photographed in Cornwall, Class 150104 Strinter DMU, built at BREL York between 1985-86, seen here in First Group Trains dark blue livery, departs St. Austell station heading for Penzance in 2016.

 

Update 24/11/19:  2-car diesel multiple unit Class 150104 was transferred to Northern Trains (Arriva UK Trains) on the 10th March 2019.

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Photo Class 150105 London Midland Sprinter DMU Train Bedford 2015

Class 150105 London Midland Trains DMU

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Early evening photo of Class 150105 2-car Sprinter DMU, passenger commuter train, in freshly painted London Midland Trains livery, built at BREL York between 1985-86, stands in the bay platform at Bedford station in December 2015 before proceeding to Bletchley.

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