This video demonstrates the engine sounds from 4 different classes of British Rail diesel locomotive. They may look visually (slightly) similar but they each have a characteristically different engine sound. The class 37 and class 40 have different types of engines, but both were built by the English Electric Company. The class 44 has a Sulzer engine, and the class 55 has a Napier Deltic engine. So there you go! | Adrian Watson

15 YEARS OF ARMSTRONG POWERHOUSE - CLASS 37 UPDATE It's difficult to believe but 15 years ago today, we released our first pack, the Class 43 (VP185) Sound Pack. We've come a long way since then and wanted to give something back to you all as a thanks for your support over the years. Kicking off today with the first of two free updates, both volumes 1 & 2 of the Class 37 Locomotive Pack have been updated with the following: BRAND NEW EXTERNAL ENGINE SOUNDS (VOLUME 1 ONLY) Recorded at the Straths

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🚂 The Mighty Class 37 – A True British Icon 🇬🇧 Few locomotives have captured the hearts of enthusiasts quite like the British Rail Class 37. Introduced between 1960 and 1965, these rugged Type 3 diesel-electrics were built by English Electric and quickly became the backbone of the network. With their distinctive growl from the 12CSVT engine, they earned affectionate nicknames like "Tractors" for their unmistakable sound and sheer pulling power. From express passenger trains in the 1960s to he

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7.8K views · 212 reactions | A glimpse inside the cab of the first class 37 locomotive built. This was built in 1960 and since entering preservation has been restored to as close to original condition as possible. It is a regular runner on diesel days at the Great Central Railway. | Adrian Watson | Facebook

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