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FASTRACK 2013 

INTERACTIVE! 

We hope that you enjoy this NEW web catalogue to 

help you choose from our vast range of Tele Rail and 

Railfilms titles. You can link directly from the 

catalogue to our website for more details on our 

superb programmes or download a version to either 

print or browse offline. Printed catalogues will still 

be available. 

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SPRING 2013

Join us on an incredible journey documenting some of the m 

In 1996 Vanishing World Steam set out to visit and 

document the last pockets of real everyday working 

steam before it vanished for ever. Today this unique 

series forms an essential library of the last years of 

international steam. This is a not-to-be-missed offer to 

complete your own collection of one of our most popular 

series ever at a bargain price. Full details of all titles can 

be found at www.telerail.co.uk 

Vol. 1 China in Winter 

Chinese working steam 

photographed in 

temperatures as low 

as –30° C Centigrade. 

Filmed January 1996 

Running Time 61 mins 

DVD Price £30✗ £15 

See the WORLD for 

LESS! 

Vanishing World Steam 

Vol. 2 Poland 

Wolstzyn, Poland. 

Standard gauge Polish 

state network, con tinues 

to work right up to the 

present day. 



Vol. 3 Cuba – Pt 1 

The short sugar season 

sees an incredible variety 

of vintage steam locos 

pressed into daily 

service. 



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Vol. 4 The Steamiest 

Place on Earth 

Around four thousand 

steam locos were still 

working in 1998 – with 

unparalleled winter steam 


action. 


China Steam Paradise 

Feature length look 

highlighting some of the 

greatest steam action to 

be found anywhere in 

the world today. 


DVD Price £30✗ £15

ost significant railways in the history of steam locomotion 

Now ALL at the special price of ONLY 

£ 15 .00 

Vol. 5 Cuba – Pt 2 

This exciting return visit 

to Cuba highlights many 

more sugar mill 

workings not seen in 

volume 1. 



Vol. 6 Extreme Steam 

This unique programme 

highlights the splendid 

action seen during the 

extreme Chines winter 

weather. 



Vol. 7 The Greatest 

Show on Earth 

We visit China again to 

record the final chapters 

of ‘The Greatest Show on 

Earth’. 



Vol. 8 Dream Steam 

Some of the last days 

where mainline steam 

operations managed to 

survive into the 21st 

century. 



Vol. 9 21st Century 

Extreme Steam 

Includes Tiefa, Hegang, 

Tongchuan and 

Yunbaoshan. Mostly 

filmed in 2003. 



Vol. 10 Southern Stars 

Exploring the delights of 

some of the lesser 

known, but nevertheless 

exciting, areas of 

Southern China. 



Vol. 11 Northern Stars 

Outstanding steam action 

found all over China 

including: Jixi; Yaojie; 

Xingyang Brickworks 

and Sandaoling. 



Vol. 12 Requiem for 

Extreme Steam 

Documenting the 

remaining steam 

operations at the end 

of 2008. 



China Steam Quest 

Twin-pack programme – 

two hours’ of stunning 

action including the 

delights of village life in 

rural China. 



Triumph of Steam 

Celebrating the famous 

Ji-Tong Railway 

including: Jing Peng; 

Lingdong and 

atmospheric shed visits. 



FASTRACK 2013 3

Don’t miss this fantastic Tele Rail in the Cab 

SPECIAL OFFER 

Settle to Carlisle 

Tele Rail in the Cab Volume 5 

One of the most picturesque railway journeys in 

the UK from Settle to Carlisle on board a regular 

passenger train. With thanks to Northern Rail, this 

Cab ride shows every single mile as we head 

North to Carlisle. 

SAVE up to £50 

EACH VOLUME ONLY* 

£20each 

*Applies to vols. 1–5 only, Offer expires 30/4/2013 

Purchase with Settle & Carlisle 

– Four Seasons for only £45 

See page 3 for details 


Volume 5 



London Euston to Preston 


This journey aboard a Virgin Pendolino north from 

London reaches speeds of up to 125mph on the West 

Coast main line to Preston. With the co-operation of 

Virgin Trains, this cab ride is a fascinating record of 

the high speed tilting journey North. 

DOUBLE 

DVD 


Volume 4 



Tyne Dock to Drax 

Power Station 


A rare chance to travel with First GBRF 66714 as 

it travels from Tyne Dock to Drax along a con - 

trasting route featuring freight only lines, during 

Autumn 2008 weather. Passing through Gates - 

head, Stockton, joining the ECML at North allerton. 

EXTRA VALUE 

TRIPLE 

DVD SET 


Volume 3 



Preston to Glasgow 

TeleRail in the Cab Volume 2 

Get a fine view of the west coast main line from 

the cab of a Virgin Pendolino as it hurtles north 

from Preston with speeds of up to 125mph. This 

two-hour pro gramme has all the main locations 

captioned and indexed, including the famous 

climbs to Shap and Beattock. 


Volume 2 



Kings Cross to York 

TeleRail in the Cab Volume 1 

Thanks to GNER join the driver as he speeds 

North from Kings Cross to York in June 2003. This 

cab ride shows every single mile and is ideal for 

location spotting, modelling details or just as a 

fascinating record of the high speed journey 

North. 


Volume 1 



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All Cab Rides are filmed in real time without commentary but with captions

TELERAIL 

in the Cab 

Volume 8 

Dover to 

St Pancras 

and return 

DOUBLE 

DVD 

Join the driver for an exciting high speed Javelin ride from 

Dover to St Pancras and return. Travel past the White cliffs of 

Dover through Folkestone to Ashford on the traditional route 

before joining the High speed line into St Pancras International. 

Filmed on a sunny day in August 2012 with a maximum line 

speed of 225 Kph this is an unusual cab ride with lots of variety. 


Volume 8 


DVD £30 

TELERAIL in the Cab 

Volume 6 

Leeds to Morecambe 

& Heysham 


Volume 6 


DVD £30 

One of the most 

interesting, yet little 

known gems of the 

North West rail scene 

is the scenic rural line 

from Leeds to Morecambe and Heysham. 

Join the driver of a typical Northern Trains 

unit for this immensely enjoyable ride through 

one of the UK’s most picturesque areas. 

TELERAIL in the Cab 

Volume 7 

The Cumbrian 

Coast 

Somewhat over - 

shadowed by the more 

direct WCML route 

from Lancaster to Carlisle, the 

scenic coastal line via Barrow 

and Whitehaven to Carlisle is 

a real treat. 


Volume 7 


DVD £30 

DOUBLE 

DVD 

FASTRACK 2012 5

50 YEARS 

of the Class47s 

NEW –OUT NOVEMBER 

50 years ago nobody could Four of the class 47s were introduced in 

September 1962 with the rest following on 

have guessed that they 

during the next few years, some with 

would still be in front line several modifications. 

service with several 

This DVD takes a look at the early days, 

operating companies today. through the BR Blue era, also looking at the 

50 Years of the Class 47s 

different sub classes that have appeared 


over the years. We then focus on 

DVD Price £30 

Railfreight, Intercity, Civil Link and RES 

operations before turning our attention to 

the companies that still operated class 47s, 

at the start of privatisation including Virgin, 

First Great Western, EWS and Freightliner. 

Also a look at other operators that have 

used class 47s from Cotswold Rail to 

Fragonset, Waterman Railways and Riviera. 

Bang up-to-date with today’s operators that 

are still using class 47s on regular services 

including West Coast Railways, DRS and 

Colas. As well as a look at some of the 

class that have made it into Preservation. 

STEAM 

VOL 2 OUT NOW 

The Sight & Sound of 

We’ve had lots of requests for this 

second special DVD that features, 

without commentary, the crème de la crème of steam 

action. This is your chance to sit back and enjoy 

uninterrupted the finest steam action today. 

Featuring favourite locos from all the major 

regions – hard at work on main 

lines and heritage lines. 

Sight & Sound of Steam Vol 2 


DVD Special Price £15 

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The Cumbrian Coast 

The most pleasant way to explore the coast 

from Lancaster to Carlisle is using the 

scenic line via Barrow and Whitehaven. The 

route allows unrivalled views of the 

attractive Cumbrian coast and wonderful 

glimpses of the famous fells and the rolling 

pastures of the Solway Plain and Furness 

Peninsula. 

After crossing the head of Morecambe Bay 

on Arnside viaduct, the line clings mostly to 

the Cumbrian coast through many areas of 

outstanding natural beauty. Leaving Barrow 

trains continue north along the coast before 

eventually passing through Whitehaven and 

Workington before turning inland to Carlisle. 

In this brand new DVD we take a close look 

at all types of operations from local 

passenger, steam and diesel charter trains, 

as well as freight flows from Sellafield, 

Dalston and Workington Docks. There’s also 

time to visit two contrasting signal boxes at 

Carnforth and Foxfield. 

OUT NOW 

The Cumbrian Coast 


DVD Price £30 

SETTLE to CARLISLE 

The Four Seasons 

Expertly scripted, this programme offers 

the very best of railway action along the 

entire Settle to Carlisle line throughout 

the year and is certain to appeal to 

lovers of both railways and the beautiful 

Yorkshire Dales National Park. 

Purchase with the new 

Settle & Carlisle Cab Ride 

for only £45 

See page 5 for details 

Only TeleRail is in a unique position to capture all the best rail activity 

right through the year. From the winter snows of 2010 throughout the 

following seasons, this programme gives a unique insight into the 

character of this wonderful line. Despite two attempts to close it, this 

extra ordinary line is once again very busy with contrasting steam, 

freight and everyday passenger movements along the whole route. 

•72 miles between Settle and Carlisle 

•14 tunnels and over 20 viaducts. 

•Magnificent Victorian engineering 

•England’s most scenic railway journey 

Settle to Carlisle – 

The Four Seasons 


DVD £30 

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S t e a m W o r l d 

Steaming around the UK 

with Ian Lyman 

A rare treat as we follow camerman 

Ian Lyman as he travels around 

England, Wales and Scotland during 

the 1960s. Including: 

• A day visit to Warrington to see 

WCML steam. 

• Super Ds at Bescot shed. 

• Steam in the North East at York, 

Hartlepool plus Seaham coal traffic. 

• Scottish steam at Aberdeen Ferryhill 

shed and at Craiginches. 

• Great Western Steam at Didcot shed, 

Oxford loco changes, and lineside 

locations around Kings Sutton, 

Banbury and Gloucester stations. 

• Welsh steam – A ride behind 7802 

from Shrewsbury to Aberystwyth on 

the Cambrian Coast Express, with 

stops to look at Newtown and 

Talerddig station and Signal Box. 

OUT 

OCTOBER 

• Southern Steam – Redhill shed and 

Maunsell U and N classes on local 

services from Redhill. A few hours at 

Basingstoke with Bulleid Pacifics, BR 

standards, Halls, S15s and Ns. 

• Isle of Wight Steam at Ryde, 

St Johns Rd, Smallbrook Jc including 

a look at the Signal Cabin operations, 

Brading, Sandown, Shanklin, 

Wroxhall, Ventnor, Havenstreet, 

Newport, Mill Hill and Cowes. 

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A rch i v e 

Steam World Archive Vol 23 


DVD £30 

London and the Home Counties 

There’s plenty of variety in this superb archive 

selection including: 

Shed scenes – Willesden, Cricklewood, Old Oak 

Common, Southall, Nine Elms, Stewarts Lane. 

Action on the following routes – WCML from 

Willesden to Marsworth, GW Paddington to Twyford, 

Southern Waterloo to 

Fleet, London Transport 

Steam, Bethnal Green to 

Shoebury ness. ECML 

from Kings Cross to 

Langley. 

Notable locations – 

Willesden, Cricklewood, 

Neasden, Wembley Hill, 

Denham, Greenford, 

Park Royal, Acton, 

Southall, Twyford, 

Queens Road, Waterloo, 

Berrylands, Clapham 

Junction, Raynes Park, 

Brookwood, Fleet, 

Stratford, Laindon, Westcliffe, 

Kings Cross, Potters Bar, 

Knebworth, Langley Junction. 



DVD £30 

Steaming to Cumbria 

with Charles Maher 

With faithfully added sound using the Peter Handford 

original steam sound library, this DVD is sure to please 

with many notable footplate rides that really capture 

the essence of everyday life in steam days. 

On the Footplate – including Manchester to Carnforth 

with a Black Five, Oxenholme to Shap Summit with 

two 8Fs, Britannia ride from Oxenholme to Windermere 

and return after servicing. Banking a freight from Tebay 

to Shap. Carnforth to Barrow light engine to pick up the 

evening parcels. 

Duchesses in their last years of Express passenger 

work plus steam in the beautiful and unspoiled Lune 

Gorge and the Tebay area, as well as plenty of action 

on the climbs up to Grayrigg and Shap Summit. 

Branch line nostalgia from Oxenholme to Windermere 

and also the Lakeside branch. 



DVD £30 

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Railwaymen 

Reminiscing 

Although we are fortunate to be able to enjoy so much 

heritage steam action in the UK, the regular routine and 

everyday working life of the railway crews who worked 

with steam has now become a distant memory that’s all 

too easy to forget. 

This important series sets out to provide an enter - 

taining social account of what life was really like back 

in steam days, delving into every aspect of a typical 

working day, explained by each person using their 

own words. From cleaners to controllers and 

footplate crews, the fascinating interviews give a rare 

insight into those halcyon days and are carefully 

illustrated with suitable archive film, including rare 

footplate views of locos at speed on the main line. 

Railwaymen Reminiscing 

Vol. 1 Episodes 1 & 2 


DVD £30 

Railwaymen Reminiscing 

Vol. 2 Episodes 3 & 4 


DVD £30 

Each DVD includes two complete programmes. 

Volume 1 – Episodes 1 & 2 railway careers 

from cleaning to working on the footplate, life 

on shed at Carnforth, and wartime footplate 

memories. 

Volume 2 – Episodes 3 & 4 favourite locos, 

typical routes, everyday pranks, and end of 

steam memories. 

If you’re looking for something more than ‘end of the 

platform’ views then this is your chance to share TeleRail’s 

expert knowledge about the best lineside locations. 

Volume one covers the scenic west coast main line from 

Preston to Carlisle. Produced without any distracting 

commentary, each shot features either steam, diesel or 

electric action. Includes onscreen full Ordnance Survey grid 

reference and notes about best time of day to photograph. 

Linesiders’ Location Guide 


DVD Special Price £15 

WEST COAST 

RAILWAYS 

The UK’s most prominent train hire 

company, which, since 1998, has 

specialised in operating charter trains, in its 

own right and on behalf of tour operators, 

along some of the UK’s most famous and 

scenic routes. Its own dedicated workforce 

provides high profile services including the 

only regular timetabled main line steam in 

the UK, and motive power for many feature 

films including the Harry Potter series. 

Behind the scenes 

at Carnforth motive 

power depot 

featuring both 

diesel and steam 

maintenance. 

Also features: 

• Annual Jacobite, 

Scarborough and 

Cambrian steam 

services 

• Royal Scotsman 

• The Harry Potter 

story 

• Exclusive 

interviews 

West Coast Railways 


DVD £30 

This is an indispensible guide helps you find the very best 

locations and produce great photos and video footage. 

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GERMAN EXPLORER 

New Zealand 

Apart from the UK 

there’s nowhere else in 

Europe that offers so 

much heritage railway 

variety as Germany. 

This DVD contrasts the 

most interesting steam 

operations with some 

more unusual modern 

motive power. 

German Explorer 


DVD £30 

Includes FREE 

Gallery DVD. 

From the spectacular Southern Alps to the fertile 

dairy farmlands of North Island New Zealand is 

one of the most scenic and attractive areas on 

the planet. Of a roughly similar land 

mass to the UK, but with a population of 

only 4 million or so New Zealand doesn’t 

support an intense rail network. How - 

ever, it is a country full of contrast, as 

this unique guide which features plenty 

of wonderful scenery including 

stunning aerial views of Mount Cook 

and coastal scenery shows. 

Austrian Explorer 

Austria offers one of the best 

travel experiences in 

Europe – a compre hensive railway 

network, spectacular scenery, historic 

cities and picturesque towns & villages. 

This superb DVD 

explores many of 

the most popular 

areas. 



DVD £30 

Sardinian Explorer 

Despite considerable 

cut backs much of 

the Sardinian narrow 

gauge railway 

network remains 

intact. Many of the 

lines nowadays only 

see a limited summer 

service namely the 

Trenino Verde ‘Green 

Train’. This unique 

DVD features 

stunning lines and 

beautiful scenery. 



DVD £30 

Includes FREE 

Gallery DVD. 

Trunk services: spectacular mountain and 

coastal scenery, the backbone of rail freight 

operations on both North & South Island that 

together with the inter island train ferry 

connect the major population centres of 

Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and 

Dunedin. 

Milk trains: one of the few places in the 

world that it’s possible to see huge daily 

train loads of milk is the section of line to 

Whareroa on North Island. 

Commuter services: Wellington & 

Christchurch 

Passenger services: The Overlander & the 

TranzCoastal. 

Christchurch: a historic city that’s big 

enough to feature a daily circular tourist tram 

service. 

The Midland line: freight & passenger traffic 

on one of the most scenic railway lines in 

New Zealand, including a cab ride on the 

famous TransAlpine passenger connecting 

Christ church & Greymouth across the 

Southern Alps. 

Steam: contrasting mainline steam 

operations and the Weka Pass railway. 

Heritage travel: the highly popular Taieri Gorge railway 

plus Pacific coastal action from Dunedin to Palmerston. 

If you are planning a trip to New Zealand this DVD will 

prove an invaluable guide to both the railways and the 

magnificient countryside. 

Also includes 

The Gallery – New Zealand 

FREE second DVD disc 

featuring unique slide show. 

New Zealand Explorer 


DVD £30 

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EXTRA VALUE GIFT SETS 

SUMMER STEAM GIFT SET 

Each year the Tele Rail 

team are out by the 

lineside to bring you the 

pick of the season – 

contrasting mainlines with 

heritage steam action. 

Special Value 

Box Set 

2006–2009 

Four volumes featuring the crème de la crème of 

UK Summer Steam cost £120.00 if purchased 

individually – only £50.00 complete in special case. 

The Gavin Morrison 

Collection Volumes 1–5 

Gavin Morrison needs no introduction to most railfans – his 

evocative photographs of British steam during the glory days 

are justifiably well known and loved through out the world. 

Here, in one set are five volumes chronicling the 

glory days of the British railway scene. Including 

the latest title in the series ‘The Keighley and 

Worth Valley Railway’. 

The Gavin Morrison Collection 

Volumes 1–5 

Running Time 60 mins each 

DVD £80 

Summer of Steam 

Four-volume Set 


DVD £50 set 

Behind the Scenes – Four volume set 

The Fastline Collection is a unique source of both 

stills and films created originally by the Photographic 

Unit of the Chief Civil Engineer of the LNER in York, 

and his successors on British Railways. The Unit was 

the last railway-owned photographic team and 

became part of Fastline Track 

Renewals at Privatisation, 

within Andrew Dow’s 

responsibilities. 

Behind the Scenes 

Volumes 1–4 

Running Time 60 mins each 

DVD £80 

SERIES GIFT SETS 

Model Rail Series Volumes 1 to 4 


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Only £29.99 for 4 individual DVD pro grammes in one boxed set – giving you 

a massive saving on the published price of £30 per title. 

Each title includes: 

Model Rail Layouts; Detailed Step-by-step guides; Archive reference 

material; Reviews. 



Model Rail Series Volumes 1 – 4 




Running Time per vol approx 6hrs 

DVD £29.99 each

PRICEBUSTERS 

THE CARNFORTH 

STORY 

Celebrating West Coast Railways & The Railway Magazine’s open days at 

Carnforth. Highlights include: Arrivals and on-site movements behind the 

scenes, plus the great weekend itself; Rare archive film of Carnforth during 

the final years of BR steam; The early years of Steam Town; Carnforth station 

& visitor centre; WCML operations. 

The Carnforth Story 


DVD £15 

• F R E I G H T AC T I O N • 

The very best loco hauled freight action from the past decades in these three superb series from Telerail. 

Rail Freight Now 

Volume 1 

Volume 2 

Volume 3 

ONLY 

£15 

EACH 

Rail Freight Focus 

Vol 1 Scotland 

Vol 2 The North West 

Vol 3 South Wales & 

West Country 

Vol 4 The North East 

The EWS Story 

EWS 2000 

Rail Freight Today 

Vol 1 North West 

Vol 2 Midlands 

Vol 3 Scotland 

Vol 4 North East 

Vol 5 S. East 

Vol 6 South West 

Vol 7 Eastern Counties 

Vol 8 Wales 

Vol 9 Update 

Vol 10 Ireland 

Rail Freight Yesterday 

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Loco Detailing Expert Weathering Expert Garden Railway Expert 

This new DVD is a 

superb in-depth 

guide to helping 

you achieve the 

very best bespoke 

weathering job 

possible. 

Top modeller 

George Dent 

shows you 

how to: 

• Fit supplied 

buffer beam details 

• Change factory-applied numbers 

• Fit new smoke deflectors 

• Make and fit wire handrails 

• Fit new nameplates 

• Turn a Bachmann Class 20 into a 

Class 20/3 

• Add extra coal to a tender 

• Use an etched and cast metal 

conversion kit 

• ‘Unglue’ 

parts 

• Add a crew 

Scenery Expert 

Learn how to 

enhance your layout 

with realistic 

scenery from Model 

Rail experts George 

Dent & Peter Marriott. 

With the help of this DVD you’ll find making 

scenery is fun and very rewarding. 

Topics include: 

Â Ground cover & 

scatters 

Â Detailing Buildings 

Â Tunnel Mouths 

Â Landscaping 

Â Roads 

Â Water 

The Model Rail 

Locomotive Detailing Expert 


DVD £30 

Â Land contours 

Â Trees 

Â Rocks 




DVD £30 

Although most 

models are supplied 

‘ex works’ from the 

box it’s easy to 

forget that railways 

are a naturally dirty 

environment. They 

operate within urban, industrial and rural areas, 

running through all weathers and, down the years, 

have carried all manner of materials. 

With the expert help of George Dent a variety of 

different techniques are demonstrated including 

easy weathering with Tamiya weathering Master 

pigments, applying faded shades of the EWS 

finish, aiming for a tired paint job but generally 

clean. Weathering track with an airbrush. Using 

Scenic Rust and Tensocrom Glazes on buildings. 

Producing a dirty loco, but weathered using paints 

and powders. Producing the look of a working but 

well cleaned loco, using metalcote enamels 

buffed-up to give an oily shine. The end of steam 

neglected look using a combination of techniques. 

DCC Expert 

For nearly half a 

century the basic 

prin ciples of 

operating model 

electric train 

layouts have 

remained 

remarkably similar. 

But now, at long 

last, things can be 

very different. 

By using Digital 

Command Control 

it’s possible to actually ‘drive’ each train. 

Complicated shunting manoeuvres and even 

banking operations can also be reliably 

accomplished. Drivers will appreciate the real 

‘feel’ to each loco motives individual control, with 

both acceleration and deceler ation being 

accurately program mable for different train 

loads. 

This great programme shows all the basics in 

detail, including how to wire the track and 

points. As well as looking at how to install a 

DCC decoder in locos, there’s also a chance to 

look at plenty of working DCC adapted models 

including some with accurate on board sound. 

Move on to the next 

generation of 

realistic modelling 

with DCC! 


Weathering Expert 


DVD £30 


DCC Expert 


DVD £30 

Fed up with working in cramped spare rooms or 

lofts? No matter how large or small your garden 

we’ll show you how to go about getting the most 

from a garden railway. 

Whatever the gauge, from planning to building this 

great new programme has lots of brilliant ideas to 

help extend your The Model Rail 

modelling capabilities. Garden Railway Expert 


DVD £30 

Western Branch Lines 

This fantastic new two-disc DVD from the Model 

Rail/Tele Rail team is a reference programme that 

will inspire and instruct anyone about to embark on 

building a branch line layout, as well as providing 

an entertaining evening for those who just enjoy 

Western branch lines. 

Devised by Western Country Stations author, CHRIS 

LEIGH, and presented by RAIL Editor NIGEL 

HARRIS, the programme was shot on the preserved 

West Somerset Railway but also includes archive 

footage of WR branch lines in the West of England 

during the 1960s, modern branch operation and 

models. There are also 

numerous bridges to The Model Rail 

inspire your modelling. Western Branch Lines 


DVD £30 

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THE DEFINITIVE MODEL RAIL 

EXPERT 

with George Dent 

STEP 

by 

STEP 

PLUS – finished models in detail 

here comes a time when painting with an ordinary brush will never 

Tachieve that completely realistic finish. With the expert help of 

George Dent, a variety of different techniques are demonstrated in this 

latest DVD in the Model rail ‘Expert’ series. This in-depth programme 

includes: 

• Equipment: Airbrushes, compressors and supplies, filters & gauges, 

spray booth, masks, gloves basic health & safety. 

• Exercises on paper and card, ready-thinned paints, testing on scrap 

models. 

• Preparation: Surface rub-down & clean-up, priming, mixing/thinning 

paints. 

• Techniques: Painting with enamel, cellulose and acrylics, masking, 

top coats, cleaning up, weathering effects. 

Creative Modelling 

The first volume in a brand new series commissioned by Model Rail 

is packed with great ideas and is certain to enhance your layout and 

modelling skills. 


Definitive Airbrush Expert 


DVD £30 

Model Rail 

Creative Modelling Vol 1 


DVD £30 

Featuring: 

• Barrow Hill OO gauge in BR blue 

• Weathering cement wagons with George Dent, plus a look at 

cement traffic & wagon types. 

• Live steam in the garden • Model Rail special edition Sentinels 

• Building platforms with Chris Leigh 

• Model Rail reviews – see the best new models in close up 

• Trentham Junction – a wonderful steam era OO gauge ECML layout 

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The ‘Cam’ Camwell 

COLLECTION 

W.A. ‘Cam’ Camwell was one of the most active railway enthusiasts 

during the 1950s and 60s – the period during which British Railways 

moved from steam to diesel and electric traction and many railway 

lines and branches passed into history. 

His membership of the Stephenson Locomotive Society led him to 

organise many tours of threatened or interesting railway lines and he 

enthusiastically recorded as much of the railway network as possible 

both in photographs and on 16mm cine film. The latter forms the basis 

of this series of programmes, as Cam filmed many remote and 

obscure lines, as well as interesting developments, on the main lines. 

”There is only one thing a reviewer needs to say 

about this series: every reader is urged to go 

out and buy it”... ”possibly the most 

comprehensive and best quality record of BR 

steam days ever...” Heritage Railway Magazine 

”...Railfilms have done a marvellous job of 

researching the historical background to the 

scenes and has added a most illuminating and 

informative commentary”. Railway Magazine 

Volume 1 Railways of 

the English Midlands 

Birmingham local lines 

including: 

• LMS Pacifics around 

Wolverhampton in 1956 

Birmingham in the 1960s. 

• Lickey Bank – including 

‘Big Bertha’ and Severn 

Bridge, with coupled 

‘Castles’. 

• Rugby Central including 

LMS and BR class 5s, 9Fs, 

a ‘Hall’, a B1 and a V2. 

• Rail tours and regular traffic 

around Dudley, – LNWR 

tank engines and LMS 

Fowler and Stanier 

machines. 

• A Midland 2F to Longbridge 

and the Cromford and High 

Peak line. 

Extras: Irish Mainlines 

including Wexford waterfront 

and Rosslare Harbour. 


Wales and the North West 

of England 

• South Wales rural freight 

lines and passenger services. 

• South Wales Main Line, 

and the Settle and Carlisle. 

• ‘Little North Western’, the 

Silloth branch, Afon Wen 

to Caernarfon, Three Cocks 

Junction to Moat Lane 

Junction, Bala to Ffestiniog 

and many more. 

• Locos include LNWR 

‘Super Ds’, ‘Dukedogs’, 

L&Y Barton Wright Saddle 

Tanks, and Furness 0-6-0s. 

Extras: British Narrow 

Gauge, including the 

Dinorwic Quarries and 

Padarn Railway, and Isle of 

Man. 


East Anglia and South of England 

The South of England was dominated by the 

Southern and Western Regions of British 

Railways, but ‘Cam’s’ coverage of this part of 

the Country includes visits to East Anglia as 

well. From Cambridge to Dover, on to 

Southampton and the Isle of Wight then along 

the coast to Devon and Cornwall he visited 

and filmed many railways which have changed 

or disappeared altogether – including the 

Framlingham branch, the Midland and Great 

Northern, Canterbury and Whitstable Railway, 

the Hayling branch, Island lines to Freshwater 

and Cowes, the Somerset and Dorset, the 

Lyme Regis branch, the Kingsbridge branch, 

Lines around Newquay – most featuring many 

locomotives which traced their ancestry back 

to the pre-Grouping Companies such as 

Adams’s 02 0-4-4Ts, Dean Goods, a “Star”, S 

& D 7F 2-8-0s, LBSCR D3 0-4-4Ts. More 

Modern ones such as “Kings”, “Castles” and 

Bulleid Pacifics also get a look in! These are 

just some of the locomotives and lines 

covered in this programme! 

Extras: ‘Cam’s’ Irish Narrow Gauge, including 

the County Donegal and the Tralee and Dingle. 


Scotland and the North East 

of England 

In this programme ‘Cam’ takes 

us onto the rails of many longforgotten 

or well-remembered 

railways in Scotland and the 

North East of England, and 

shows us some of the last 

members of many pre-grouping 

railway locomotive classes such 

as Caledonian 0-6-0s and 0-4-4 

tanks, Pickersgill and GNoS 4-4- 

0s, the J69 with a tender on the 

Lauder branch, North Eastern 

Q6s and J27s between Tyneside 

and Teeside, G5 0-4-4Ts, A8 4-6- 

2Ts, and Lines including the 

Great North of Scotland, in the 

Border country, the Easingwold 

Railway, LNER Pacifics on the 

East Coast Main Line, and the 

legendary route across Rannoch 

Moor to Fort William and 

Mallaig. 

Extras: ‘Cam’s’ Continental 

forays, including France, 

Germany and Switzerland. 

The ‘Cam’ Camwell Collection 

Volume 1 – Railways of the 

English Midlands 

Running Time 55 mins approx 

DVD £20 


Volume 2 – Railways of Wales 

& NW England 


DVD £20 


Volume 3 – Railways of East 

Anglia & SW England 


DVD £20 


Volume 4 – Railways of Scotland 

& NE England 


DVD £20 

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WELSH 

HIGHLAND 

NEW 

Without a doubt, the re-birth of the Welsh highland is 

the greatest railway heritage story of our times. 

Begun in the 1870s, this fascinating narrow-gauge line, 

built through some of Britain’s most glorious scenery, 

was bankrupt almost from the start. Struggling on, 

dogged by misfortune and mismanagement, its 23 miles 

were not fully completed until 1923 – and even then it 

failed to reach its ultimate goal of Caernarfon. Then, 

after just fourteen brief years, it closed down – to be 

sold off for scrap in the Second World War, while the 

trackbed reverted to farmland and wilderness, in places 

vanishing altogether. 

A full half century was to pass before the railway 

preservation movement became confident and 

established enough to attempt to waken this sleeping 

beauty. The rebuilding of the Welsh Highland, from 

scratch, would lead through a quagmire of debt, 

scheming, and politics high and low, while steam 

engineers searched the world for suitable locomotives 

and rolling stock. 

This programme tells the story of how that 

seemingly impossible dream was conceived, 

nurtured and finally completed – all the way to 

Caernarfon. Rare historic and contemporary film 

is backed by nostalgic scenes of the wilderness 

years, now themselves history, while several of 

the key players involved tell of their part in 

bringing the dream to reality. With wide-ranging 

appeal to tourists, historians and enthusiasts 

alike, this programme forms a lasting record of 

a truly remarkable achievement. 

Bonus Footage! A final segment of the programme is devoted to 10 

minutes bonus footage featuring steam action on the South African 

Railway’s narrow gauge in the 1980s. A source for equipment essential 

to the rebuilding of the Welsh Highland and a source that through its 

existence helped ensure that a dream could indeed come true. 

The Welsh Highland Story 

Total Running Time 80 mins 

DVD £20 

The producers acknowledge the help and assistance of 

many volunteers of both the Ffestiniog and Welsh 

Highland Railway’s in the making of this programme. 

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Ffestiniog BIZARRE! 

On a Spring weekend in 

2010 the Ffestiniog 

Railway was host to 

a splendid 

gathering of oneoffs, 

oddities 

and curiosities 

on the twofoot 

gauge 

railway. 

hilst steam 

Wlocomotives, 

dating from the 1860s 

up to the present day, 

were the highlight, this 

gala event also 

showcased some highly 

unorthodox internal 

combustion machines, plus, unforgettably, the Ffestiniog Bizarre! 

forces of nature as motive power: wind and gravity. Running Time 45 mins 

Blessed throughout by fine weather, the weekend DVD £20 

provided many memorable scenes, ranging from the blessing of new 

2-6-2T Lyd by the Bishop of Bangor, to a ride all the way from Summit to 

Porthmadog by gravity slate train. All are 

brought together in this programme, along 

with some historic clips of original scenes in 

Ffestiniog history commemorated here at 

Quirks & Curiosities Weekend. Altogether a 

colourful, unique and unforgettable 

experience. 

This documentary programme contains 

much previously unseen archive. 

Sir Walter Scott 

The Steamship Sir Walter Scott – A Living Legend – Since 1900 

the steamship Sir Walter Scott has been sailing majestically on 

Loch Katrine, allowing today’s visitor the opportunity to experience 

a bygone age, in a landscape of unmatched splendour. 

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This programme recounts the story of this famous vessel and 

captures the very essence of a land steeped in history and 

atmosphere. The recent rebuild of the ship, vital to maintain its 

tradition and support the local tourist industry, is also told. A story 

that could so easily have ended in disaster were it not for the 

support of a new owning and managing Trust, a valuable Friends’ 

organisation, the Scottish Government and much local enthusiasm. 

A £2m rescue package has enabled the ship to be rebuilt with 

refurbished engine, new boilers and a host of updated facilities so 

securing the future for a piece of unique maritime history. Sir Walter 

Scott first steamed on Loch Katrine in 1900. Today, over 100 years 

later, she still does the job she was built for: steaming between 

Trossachs Pier and Stronachlachar, a vital part of Scotland’s tourist 

industry in an area of outstanding natural beauty. 

Converted to environmentally friendly bio fuel steam operation 

Sir Walter Scott is ready for the next 100 years of service on the 

tranquil waters of Loch Katrine. Within the programme aerial 

photography, historic pictures and previously unpublished archive 

film capture the spirit of this endeavour. 


Ò see the website for further details 

Sir Walter Scott 


DVD £20

fellsman 

STEAM 

All aboard for the trip of a lifetime! Relive those nostalgic days of steam 

in this new programme specially produced for The Fellsman by Railfilms. 

Over 80 minutes of fascinating footage, archive material and recent 

action shots. This programme, in two indexed parts, provides a unique 

insight into the celebrated Fellsman steam excursions that have carried 

thousands of people over the famous Settle and Carlisle railway on a 

journey back in time to the days when steam was king and when the 

journey was as exciting as the destination. 

FELLSMAN STEAM (Part One) 

In Part One join the train for its journey north. 

With special unrestricted access to the 

footplate, there is a chance to witness the 

challenging work of the footplate crew as they 

shovel tons of coal into the firebox, keep a 

steady head of steam and get their 

passengers to Carlisle on time. Expertly shot 

lineside views provide an enthralling 

spectacle as the train charges north to 

Carlisle. An informative narration plus 

captions, maps and aerial photography of the 

famous Ribblehead viaduct complete the 

experience and tell the story of The Fellsman, 

Britain’s most exhilarating steam adventure! 

FELLSMAN MOTIVE POWER (Part Two) 

In this segment of the programme we meet 

some of the steam engines that provide the 

“pool” of motive power based at Carnforth’s 

depot and that on occasion operate on 

Fellsman duties. With much previously 

unpublished archive film, enjoy the sights and 

sounds of LMS Jubilee Leander, LMS Royal 

Scot “Scots Guardsman”, LMS 8F No: 48151 

and Black Five 44932. See members of the 

classes at work in their heyday, and as seen 

today, having been successful survivors into 

the world of railway preservation. The 

producers acknowledge the contribution of 

locomotive crews and preservationists 

without whom much of Britain’s unique steam 

railway heritage would not exist and without 

whom the celebrated Fellsman could not 

operate. Produced for Statesman Rail Ltd. 

Fellsman Steam 


DVD £20 

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THE 

Roger Siviter 

DIESELS 

This series of programmes concentrates on 

loco-hauled diesel action in the late 1980s 

early 1990s. Roger & Christina Siviter were at 

the lineside to record a time when the winds 

of change for Britain’s Railways were blowing 

at gale force. BR’s five business sectors 

(InterCity, Provincial, Freight, Parcels and 

Network South East) were paving the way for 

full-scale privatisation. Locomotive haulage of 

passenger trains was on the way out. New 

trains in new liveries were on the way in. 

OUT 

NOW 

Volume One – Waterloo – Exeter 

& Diesels in Wessex 

Relegated to a single track secondary route by the 

short term economy-driven culture of the 60s,the 

Waterloo-Salisbury-Exeter route has experienced 

gradual increases in passenger numbers as the 

boom years of the 1990s made long distance 

commuting popular, demanding plenty of reliable, 

fast trains to London. Class 50s displaced by HSTS 

from the Great Western main line should have 

been tailor made for the rival Southern Railway 

route to the west. With 100mph capability, plenty 

of horsepower and long range fuel tanks we 

witness them at work over the entire length of 

the line in their final years, inevitably bolstered 

by class 47s and 33s. 

Diesels in Wessex 

It’s May 1990, and the Mendip stone boom is in full cry. 

The majority of trains of aggregates to feed the 

burgeoning Home Counties construction industry still 

have class 56s in charge, but the General Motors 

revolution is just beginning in the shape of Foster 

Yeoman’s class 59s. this part of the programme records 

not only these workings but InterCity and local trains as 

well. This is followed by a look at class 47s on passenger 

and mail trains in the Taunton area, and the comings and 

goings around the magnificent train shed of Bristol 

Temple Meads. 

Vol. 1 – Waterloo – 

Exeter & Wessex 


DVD £15 4:3 Format 

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COLLECTION 

Volume Two – Diesels 

in Devon and Cornwall 

Diesels in Devon 

In this programme we see locohaulage 

combined mainly, but 

not entirely, to cross-country 

passenger services, with most 

London services in the hands 

of HSTs. BR’s Intercity Sector 

is giving way to First Great 

Western and Virgin trains, 

and class 47s rule the railway. 

Railway traditions like holiday extras to Paignton and the 

West are alive and well, bringing in class 31s as well as 

the occasional Freight sector Class 47 pressed into 

service on busy summer weekends. Freight to the west 

is largely in the hands of class 37s, often in pairs, and 

Network South East’s class 50s work some services west 

of Exeter to Paignton and to Plymouth. Dawlish sea wall 

and the rolling countryside of Dainton and Rattery banks 

provide the main backdrop for Roger’s cameras in this 

feast of Devonian Diesel action. 

Diesels in Cornwall 

Brunel’s Royal Albert Bridge stands as proud as ever, 

seemingly impervious to the changing fleet of classes 37, 

47 and 50 on freight, passenger , parcels and mail trains 

heading to and from West of the Tamar. BR’s Intercity 

Sector is metamorphosing into Virgin Cross Country and 

First Great Western, while Cornwall’s famous China Clay 

freights centred on St Blazey transfer from Railfreight 

Distribution through the short-lived Transrail to Americanowned 

EWS. We see some of the final class 50 turns on 

local passenger trains, 37s on China Clay freights, 47s on 

passengers and mails, and a good collection of HSTs. Oh, 

and we see a few DMUs and railtours, as well! And all 

set against Cornwall’s unique railway landscape. 

Vol. 2 – Diesels in 

Devon & Cornwall 


plus bonus footage 


Volume Three – 

Diesels in the 

Highlands 

The end of the 1980s and 

beginning of the 1990s was a 

period of great change on 

Scot land’s railways. The 

traditional loco plus coaches 

formations which attracted 

so many enthusiasts north 

of the border were on the 

way out, and the Sprinter rev - 

olution – which had already started on shorter distance 

trains in the Glasgow and Edinburgh areas – was 

gathering momentum to oust locomotive haulage 

completely within a few short years. 

Well-known photographer Roger Siviter made several 

trips to Scotland to document the changing scene, 

attracted not only by the scenery but also by the amount 

of surviving traditional infrastructure and signalling. Like 

many still photographers do today with digital cam - 

corders, Roger would often also take moving pictures, 

using then state of the art Super-8 sound cameras. 

Sometimes Roger would simply let trains run through the 

scene while at others his wife Christina, his companion 

on so many railway trips, would operate the cine camera. 

This collection of Rogers work, covering a variety of 

passenger and freight workings in the early years of the 

1990s, on some of Scotland’s main scenic rail routes 

starts with a journey from Edinburgh to Dundee and 

Aberdeen, via both the Forth Bridge and Stirling. Also the 

rarely photographed line from Aberdeen to Inverness. This 

is followed by action on the Highland Line – Perth to 

Inverness and then from Inverness to the far north and 

Kyle of Lochalsh. Also, Fort William to Mallaig on the 

West Highland Extension Railway. Class 47s,and 37s 

feature throughout with glimpses of class 20, 26 and 56. 

An operational railway scene that has changed for ever 

and yet recorded here for posterity. 

Vol. 3 – Diesels in the 

Highlands 


plus bonus footage 


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ARCHIVE SERIES 

AnAGE of 

STEAM 

ive fabulous volumes 

100% archive film all 

Fprofessionally dubbed 

with authentic steam audio 

sounds and accompanying 

commentary. Each programme 

approximately 55 minutes. 

Featuring the entire Richard Willis Collection 

The 1960s were to prove to be 

the last decade in which the 

steam locomotive was to be 

used in public service on the 

national railway network of 

Great Britain. It had held sway 

for virtually one and a half 

centuries and its charisma had 

created a devoted following 

amongst the male population 

of the country of its birth that 

amounted almost to a cult. 

For much of its lifetime the steam locomotive fleet’s history was recorded in 

print, and whilst a vast knowledge base was built up by professional and 

amateur historians alike very few took an opportunity to record the working 

scene on movie film. 

Moving images of the steam locomotive are therefore rare in 

comparison as the professional railwayman had little need of such 

footage other than for publicity purposes. We are then indeed fortunate 

that there were such amateur movie cameramen as Richard Willis who 

recorded these priceless images of everyday steam in action. It is from 

his unique collection that this series of five programmes has been 

created. 

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● TITLES IN THE SERIES ● 

Volume 1 – Home Territories 

Richard Willis was brought up in Leicestershire, near the county 

town, so it is to his ‘home territory’ that this first programme is 

devoted. He started filming in the early 1960s when steam had less 

than a decade still to run. Diesel trains - such as the Blue Pullman 

were already making inroads. This first volume is devoted to this 

changing scene. 

Including: Leicester MPD, Belgrave & Birstall, Rugby, Croxton, 

Aylestone Fields, Leicester Central, Abbey Lane, Rothley, 

Loughborough, Nottingham Victoria and many other lineside 

locations. 

Volume 2 – Midland Memories 

Venturing out from his ‘home territory’ Richard Willis now brings us 

a varied collection of railway locations on what is a fascinating 

Midland Railway lineside ramble. The programme starts at one of 

the great cathedrals of steam - St Pancras. It is from here that we 

travel northwards through Kettering, Market Harborough, Leicester, 

Ketton and Collyweston, Syston, Desford, Derby, Leeds, Kirkby 

Stephen West, Carlisle, Manchester Victoria, Stockport, Crewe, 

Nuneaton, Birmingham (New Street) and more. Including action 

from Stanier 8Fs, Jubilees, Crab, WD, Black5s, Britannias and 

Duchesses. 

Volume 3 – East Coast Thoroughbreds 

To many people the classic view of the East Coast Main Line would 

include a Gresley Pacific at speed. To Richard Willis, this was the end 

of an era that he painstakingly just had to record on 16mm cine film. 

The result is his record of a mainline steam railway that was as 

individual as its locomotives. 

This incredible journey of remembrance starts at London’s King’s 

Cross station and includes scenes at Abbott’s Ripton, Peterborough, 

Burton Coggles, Grantham, Torworth, Leeds Central, York, York 

Shed, Northallerton, Durham, Newcastle, Edinburgh and other 

lineside locations. Including classes A1, A3, A4, V2 and many more. 

Volume 4 – Last Steam Mainlines 

In this programme Richard Willis takes his camera to record the last 

mainline steam at a variety of well-known locations. The programme 

starts at Waterloo; terminus for the West of England main line to 

Salisbury and Exeter and the Bournemouth and Weymouth main 

lines. Including lineside locations at Weybridge, Chertsey, 

Brookwood, Pirbright Junc, Cove, Fleet, Farnborough, Overton, 

Salisbury, Brockenhurst, Hinton Admiral, Bournemouth, 

Other last main lines include scenes at Leicester, Derby, Banbury, 

and York before a final part of the programme looks at the West 

Coast Main Line with scenes in the Lune Gorge, at Grayrigg, Tebay, 

Scout Green and Carlisle. 

An Age of Steam 

Volumes 1–5 


DVD £20 per vol 

Volume 5 – Western and North Western 

In this final programme of the Richard Willis collection we discover 

once more how he was keen to record what at the time were the 

everyday scenes of the working railway in the 1960s. The film starts 

with a record of the Oxfordshire branch line scene before moving on 

to Aynho Junc, Banbury, Leamington Spa, Snow Hill, Wellington, 

Hereford’s Barr’s Court, Welshpool, Oswestry, Stratford-upon-Avon, 

then across to Helpstone, Claypole and Doncaster and northwards 

to Chester, Colwyn Bay and Holyhead. 

Finally, in August 1968, to the steam heartlands of the northwest at 

Manchester Victoria and Carnforth the Age of Steam came to its 

conclusion. 

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Scottish Review of the Year 2005 

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10 Eastern Counties 

FASTRACK 2012 

25

3 

EASY 

WAYS TO 

ORDER 

INTERNET Visit our 

website at: 


PHONE your order 

using 24 hr hotline: 

01524 735774 

NEW 

POST: 

TeleRail, 

The Royal Scot Suite, 

Carnforth Station 

Heritage Centre, 

Warton Road, 

Carnforth LA5 9TR 

POSTAGE and PACKING 

UK: each order £1.50 – all 

UK orders £60.00 and over 

POST FREE 

Europe & rest of the 

world: Individual titles 

£4.00 each 

Orders over £60.00 + 

£7.00 flat fee. 

Write your address below or 

amend the printed address if 

necessary Please quote your 

account number when ordering. 

ORDER FORM – please send me the following titles: 

NTSC DVD copies are 

automatically supplied to USA 

customers at no extra charge to ensure 

that programmes will play correctly. 

We are pleased to accept payment by 

MasterCard, Visa or debit card. 

* Please note that unfortu nately, due 

to the high cost of processing 

cheques, there will be an additional 

cost of £1 if you wish to pay by this 

method. There is no charge for 

payments using debit/credit cards. 

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Total number of TeleRail titles: 

Total number of Railfilms titles: 

Total cost of products: 

Postage and packing (see right) 

Cheque surcharge* (see below) 

FINAL TOTAL 

TELE RAIL DVDs 

RAILFILMS DVDs 

£ SUB TOTAL 

£ P&P 

£1 

£ TOTAL inc P&P 

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Maestro/Switch 

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Daytime Tel. No. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Debit my Mastercard Visa Debit card 

A/C No*. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

For fastest ordering, 

full details of all Tele 

Rail & Railfilms titles 

plus video clips for 

each programme, 

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