Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
West Coast Main Line trains as seen from a vantage point close to Kensal Green station in north London plus a few views from the station platform - one of which shows that it is possible to see all the way through a tunnel!
Trains seen are Classes 66 (hauling container trains), 221, 350, 378, 390, 710 and 1972 Tube Stock.
Class 221 Virgin Super Voyagers are seen as both single unit (4 coach) double unit (8 coach) trains.
Class 350 trains are in a mix of three liveries - London Midland and two London Northwestern Rly liveries. Single unit (4 coach) double unit (8 coach) and triple unit (12 coach) trains are seen.
Class 378 trains are seen in both four and five coach versions - all in their original livery.
Most Class 390 Pendolinos are in the short-lived Virgin Trains Flowing Silk livery. Some however are their original VT livery / plain unbranded white. Both 9 and 11 coach trains are seen.
Filmed September & December 2019
West Coast Main Line trains as seen from a vantage point close to Kensal Green station in north London plus a few views from the station platform - one of which shows that it is possible to see all the way through a tunnel!
Trains seen are Classes 66 (hauling container trains), 221, 350, 378, 390, 710 and 1972 Tube Stock.
Class 221 Virgin Super Voyagers are seen as both single unit (4 coach) double unit (8 coach) trains.
Class 350 trains are in a mix of three liveries - London Midland and two London Northwestern Rly liveries. Single unit (4 coach) double unit (8 coach) and triple unit (12 coach) trains are seen.
Class 378 trains are seen in both four and five coach versions - all in their original livery.
Most Class 390 Pendolinos are in the short-lived Virgin Trains Flowing Silk livery. Some however are their original VT livery / plain unbranded white. Both 9 and 11 coach trains are seen.
Filmed September & December 2019
