items). The railway holds its annual Gala Weekend on the second weekend of July each year, in addition to two Industrial Trains Days in April and October. Locomotives Listings correct as of December 2017 Engines marked 'In occasional use' are generally only operated at railway special events and are usually either on display in the museum building or stored in one of the sheds or the tunnel. Locos marked 'Air Fitted/Piped' are capable of hauling passenger trains. Steam locomotives Internal combustion locomotives Battery-electric locomotives Passenger Stock 1x RAF Fauld coach. Restored in 2007. Can run on its own or with the Lydd or Penrhyn coaches. 2x Lydd coaches. From Lydd Ranges in Kent. Can run together as a set or with the Fauld coach to make a 3-car set. 2x Penrhyn Quarry Railway coaches. Open top coaches, have to run with either the Fauld coach or one Lydd coach due to lack of a brake position or air brake reserve tanks. 4x Groudle Glen Railway coaches. Usually run with Polar Bear, but can run with certain other diesel and steam locos. Wickham trolley 3404. Originally trailer car for powered trolley 3403, now converted to push-pull trailer to run with battery loco 4998. 1x Thorpe Park coach. Built by Alan Keef. Body frame only, new bogies are to be ordered for this coach. Gallery In popular culture The railway made an appearance in the 1985 James Bond film, A View to a Kill, with the railway's storage tunnel appearing as the entrance to a mine. Later, engines HE3097 and 'Blue Star' were sent to Pinewood Studios along with a quantity of wagons to film scenes 'inside the mine'. Many of the railway's skip wagons still carry 'Zorin' green livery. In 2010 four of the museum's Hudson flat wagons were sent to Pinewood Studios for use in the film, Captain America: The First Avenger. References External links Amberley Railway website Amberley Museum official website Heritage railways in West Sussex Museums in West Sussex 2 ft gauge railways in England Narrow-gauge railway museums in the United Kingdom