Locomotives: Class 33, BRCW/Sulzer

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4th March 2004

The Class 33s were a versatile class of loco that spread their wings during the 1980s away from their home patch on the Southern, to the Western Region and the London Midland as far as Manchester. They were common around London, and you could often see them at locations including Waterloo, Kensington and Clapham.

Remarkably today, Direct Rail Service operates a small fleet in the north-west. Fragonset also operate them in a wider sphere, including their old London haunts.

33002 and 73108 in drab engineer's grey livery, Woking 15Jul90 Buy Print	33008 'Eastleigh' stabled at Waterloo 1987/88. This loco was specially repainted in to BR green Buy Print	33022/33021 at St Pancras 21May89 Buy Print	33048 33023 head west through Reading 22Jun90 Buy Print
33050 stabled at Waterloo late1980s Buy Print	33060 of Stewarts Lane and 33113 of Eastleigh, Waterloo 6Dec86. The BR employee trudging along with his bag helps complete the scene of oil and grime in a Winter sunset... Buy Print	33060sl Waterloo 6Dec86, taken with a Zenit 12XP camera Buy Print	33053 on a short engineers train at Clapham Jcn 1988/89 Buy Print
33103 Waterloo late 1980s. Waiting time for the next working, probably to Salisbury. Buy Print	'Bagpipe' 33107 8007 8004 Waterloo 21Mar87 Buy Print	33117 at Basingstoke 27Sep87. This would have been a Portsmouth to Reading shuttle which I think was loco hauled on Sundays only. This was the day of Basingstoke Railfair. Buy Print	33202 of FM rail spins light through Salfords, 28Jul05 Buy Print
'Slim Jim' 33202 Waterloo late 1980s Buy Print	33204 33052 'Ashford' roll through Kensington Olympia 1987, still signalled by semaphores Buy Print