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Edinburgh will keep it's part

2007 (might of happened again since then)

I think the yellow thing is for Selected door opening. The inside of the point motor can be seen about 5min 20sec in this video

it was the staff / generator coach for the Queen of Scots luxury train now owned by WCRC

Strathspey Railways No17 Braeriach at Bo'ness in 2010

The two flask wagons have been at Craigentinny for tyre turning

You must have one of those faces(I have had the same in a shop while head to toe in orange)

Summer 2016 I think

It was a very enjoyable and well made program. I recommend the accompanying podcast with the main writer as he talks about any changes he made.

419 never made it as it failed. It also went with the two Cally coaches , railtour MK1s(99872,35185) +27001

That sounds like the Fiat Stilo I had. Keep an eye on anything plugged in as mine as the fuses in the plugs went every so often.

The one on the left is a Dalek (emergency indicator) and the one on the right (in the 4ft) looks like a temporary AWS magnet and both are used for ESRs(emergency speed restrictions).

From what I could see on the stream it departed with the signaller/Santa showing a green flag

334009 approaching Lanark Jn with a service from Lanark

E&G is 20mph from Waverly to Haymarket South tunnel then 50mph on the Dn, 40mph on the UP to Haymarket East JN. Haymarket East to is 90 on the Dn, 70/80 on the UP to Edinburgh Park then it is 100 to Winchburgh and it is 80/90 through the tunnel to the Jn. From the Jn it is 100 to the west end of Linlithgow and it drops down 90 till Polmont Jn apart from about 3 mile of 100mph at about Bo'ness DPL. After Polmont Jn it is 100 till Bissopbriggs apart from Falkirk High tunnel witch is 95mph From Bissopbriggs to Queen Street there any different speeds depending on what line you are on and what direction you are heading.

The 66s were heading to Millerhill for weekend engineering jobs

there is one for the Penmanshiel tunnel collapse https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penmanshiel_Tunnel#Tunnel_collapse

They came from Elgin I think?

I would guess no one contacted the train company to tell them the car was there

latest from Network Rail

latest from NetworkRail https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfR9DRrw7FE

Two from Network Rail https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_wHsAS5s_o&t=0s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VKoD0Q5W9s

Train was 6K28 Millerhill to Elgin and return

Alloa East Jn(east end of Alloa loop) Clackmannanshire

Replacement of one of the 3 bridges at Carmuirs (Stirlingshire)