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    St Pancras From Above



    In this video we take a closer look at St Pancras and Regents Canal Junction from above.

    All footage was captured according to the law at the time of flying.

    Flown with a sub 250g drone.

    Drone Rules:
    https://www.noflydrones.co.uk/
    https://register-drones.caa.co.uk/drone-code/where-you-can-fly

    Drone you can use for the same flights: https://amzn.to/3rroqZW

    31 Comments

    1. Bigbigcheese on

      I loved this walk through of the whole complex and would definitely like to see more! I would also love to have the drone in the sky, fixed in a specific location and create a timelapse for the length of the battery life of the drone just so that I could watch the goings on at the station for a bit. 😀 30m compressed into a couple of minute timelapse would be great!

    4. Andrew Jameson on

      A great video as others have said, a few minor errors in your narration, one of note was the portal of HS1 quoted as HS2. The gasholders are original but definitely not in their original place.

    12. David Gatt on

      st panc is 3 groups that you can see , local , Eurostar and mml … which is not dirty due to diesel engines.. its dirty cause they cant be bothered to clean it … for now this is still the start of the HS1 no link with HS2

    15. Rahere on

      The concrete yard may find itself moved to become London North once they start running HS trains straight through. There's a spur off HS2 planned behind Camden Stables to the North London Line.

    19. richard timms on

      Hansons don't dispatch anything by train from that location, but receive almost daily trains of cement, sand and gravel for production of concrete, see all the trucks lined up awaiting loads….bringing in raw material by train load saves so much heavy traffic, whilst still having an almost central London source of ready mixed concrete. excellent video, would like to see many more

    20. Gary McGregor on

      This is AMAZING. It's like a giant model railway. Love the details and your knowledge is very impressive. I used to come down late 80,s early 90,s. The place is unrecognisable 👍

    22. ericd22b on

      Great Video and I also would love more presentations about the railways In London. If its possible could you do one on the Royal Mail Depot at Willesden always wondered how the mail gets on to the rail network

    26. John Simpkins-Camp on

      Such wonderful, high-quality arial views!! And informative commentary!! 👍 As a new subscriber (Virginia, USA), I sincerely hope that you will do more videos on London railway landmarks! (…the triangular junction with the cement batching plant carefully tucked inside, along with the various intersecting and crossing lines, looks like a spectacular model railroad layout!🤩)

    29. Stephen Bamber on

      Hi Nicholas, Just found your very informative & enjoyable channel. Keep it up sir. Would have been great in the Kings Cross episode to have been given an idea of where the 3 tunnels emerge, a drawn in arrow or circle maybe. I also watch Secrets of the Motorway which covers that network nationwide, just a thought. Now subscibed. 🙂🙂

    31. Neville George on

      Wonderful thank you I am from Perth western London on holidays every year before the loved going to Paris for the day, love to see more videos as I am now too old to make the 17 hour non stop flight from Perth to London.

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