RARE Class 37s on test train in the Scottish highlands!

In this video we see two class 37s on a UTU test train in the Scottish highlands with locomotives being 37116 & 37254.
This used to be quite common in the highlands, but with HSTs taking over the test trains in recent years class 37s on these test trains have become increasingly rarer in the highlands of Scotland.
We also see a variety of other trains including things like the Royal Scotsman, some LNER and ScotRail services, and a Class 43 hauled test train.
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[@Thomas1980]

Super good Video! Thumbs Up! Best greetings

[@Zander_Trains]

Thank you!

[@LDMTheTrainspotter]

The stoneblower at 03:34 is DR80210 and it always runs under 6U30. every track machine has its own headcode it runs under no matter when or where it is running. good video mate

[@Zander_Trains]

Thanks, I just realised you can read the number at then end of it there, I had no idea you that each one had its own headcode thanks for the information I

[@drummerboy1390]

I’ve said it before, but I think the Royal Scotsman is one of the smartest trains around.
Another great video.

[@Zander_Trains]

Thanks, I would agree, it looks great

[@LDMTheTrainspotter]

@@Zander_Trains just wait until you can see it on the strathspey railway they change the class 66 out for a heritage diesel for the trip to and from Boat Of Garten and then once it arrives back in aviemore the 66 then takes it back

[@Zander_Trains]

@@LDMTheTrainspotter I think I’m going to go down and see it on the 9th of June

[@TrainsToday_]

Nice video

[@Zander_Trains]

Thank you