New paint job for 86 622 leading 86 610 with 4M54.

86501 is seen leading 4M81 Felixstowe-Ditton north at Lichfield - 21/01/2011

Ex-Anglia Railways electric loco 86217 is one of several dozen out of use machines stored at the former Ministry Of Defence depot at Long Marston.

Class 86 632 and 86 622 descend Shap bank with a nearly fully loaded 4M74 14.01 Coatbridge - Crewe Basford Hall.

86604 & 90041 make there way South on the lightly loaded 4M74 Coatbridge - Crewe Basford Hall intermodel

ETL (Electric Traction Ltd) 86701 ''Orion'' works the 1M44 Shieldmuir (Glasgow) - Willesdan (London) via Warrington RMT South past Float Bridge (South of Carstairs) with 3x325 units in tow

2x Freightliner class 86s head South towards Float Bridge(Carstairs) with the FO (Friday Only) 4M11 Coatbridge (Glasgow) - Crewe Basford Hall (England) intermodel

ACLG 86101 ''Sir William A Stanier FRS'' powers the 1Z93 Willesden (London) - Shieldmuir (Glasgow) North past a very dull/cold Ravenstruther

Electric Traction Ltd (ETL) 86701 ''Orion'' heads North past Ravenstruther (South of Glasgow) with the 1Z93 Willesden (London) - Shieldmuir (Glasgow) mail train, Locomotives(hired in by First GBRf... (more)

The Floyd privat railway company the British electric engine moves after Biatorbágy, likewise in Floyd's property being Romanian diesel engine. The long fitting back also British electric engine... (more)

86637 and 86614 are seen working 4M74 Coatbridge-Crewe south near Shap - 08/04/2009

A scene from back in June 1981 at the Crewe Works Open Day. Class 86 no. 86 235 Novelty in its special livery to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the opening of the Liverpool to Manchester Ra... (more)

Class 86 no.86609 leads a spectacular trio of Class 86 locomotives through Crawford Village in the Clyde Valley on the West Coast MainLine (WCML) with a Freightliner service from Coatbridge Freigh... (more)

An old shot from 1981. 86 241 Glenfiddich leaves Crewe with a southbound express. (Yes, British rail actually named a loco after a malt whisky. We take our trains seriously here in UK!)