An overview of the yard as visitors entered the site.

07007, the pride of Eastleigh works stands guard at the entrance.

33002 Sea King.

B4 class 0-4-0 steam tank locomotive No. 96 'Normandy'

Ivatt 2-6-2 Tank No. 41312

Beattie Well Tank No. 30587

A classic line up of southern steam power. From left to right: 'Merchant Navy' class No. 35005 Canadian Pacific, Battle of Britain Class Locomotive No. 34070 Manston and West Country Class No. 34028 Eddystone

37608 at Eastleigh.

73136 Perseverance inside one of the sheds at Eastleigh,

Vehicle 55652, part of set 143611 receives attention at Eastleigh.

DBS Class 37422 at Eastleigh works.

20309 inside Eastleigh Works.

MPV DR98916 inside Eastleigh works.

An excellent Southern Region layout was on display at the open day.

An excellent Southern Region layout was on display at the open day.

Class 50 No. 50026 was shown off to the public for the first time in nearly two decades.

73201 was renamed Broadlands. It is now operated by RT Rail after a stint with South West Trains.

50035 shows off its new Loadhaul livery. It has been renumbered 50135 showing what might have happened if the BR plan in the 1980's was a sucess.

50035 shows off its new Loadhaul livery. It has been renumbered 50135 showing what might have happened if the BR plan in the 1980's was a sucess.

Southern Region stablemates: 4VEP No 3417, 3CIG No. 1497 and stored 5WES No. 2415.

Classic 3rd rail electric trains Class 508, No. 508301 stored at Eastleigh after being handed back from London Overground, 3CIG 1497 operated by SWT and 4VEP No. 3417 owned by the Bluebell railway but stored at Eastleigh.

DBS Cl 59, No. 59206

Brake Van rides were on offer with SR M7 class no 30053.

Mendip Rail Class 59, No. 59001