Possibly the FIRST Ever ROG liveried class 37 to the Highlands!

In this video we chase ROG Liveried 37510 through Forres, and Culloden.
Rail Operation Group Class 37s are very rare in the highlands with this likely being the First!
This Train was coming from Doncaster going to Inverness with some repaired Scotrail HST coaches, and is seen on the return with 2 barrier coaches to Derby the day after.
All this footage was filmed on Friday the 6th and Saturday the 7th of September 2024.
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[@railquest]

Cracking footage! Really interesting moves. 37510 sounding excellent as well

[@Zander_Trains]

@@railquest thank you! It was good seeing it.

[@37418]

Have Subscribed That was Awesome just heard 37407 is on hire to Colas aswell 👍

[@Zander_Trains]

@@37418 thank you for the comment! That’s good to hear that colas are taking on more class 37s!

[@37418]

@Zander_Trains No problem I think Colas are Short on 37s

[@Trains664]

Nice video

[@Zander_Trains]

@@Trains664 thank you!

[@LDMTheTrainspotter]

I was only able to get it once sadly it was a really nice locomotive

[@Zander_Trains]

@@LDMTheTrainspotter that’s good you managed to get it though, it was good to see an ROG class 37 up here!

[@JimmysTransportMarvels]

Very nice, do you know if you still get trains at Georgemas Junction C.E.??

[@Zander_Trains]

@@JimmysTransportMarvels yes we usually get the nuclear flasks every now and again

[@JimmysTransportMarvels]

@@Zander_Trains cool. Thanks

[@matthewtomlins3876]

How old are these 37's?

[@Zander_Trains]

@@matthewtomlins3876 this particular one is 61 years old, the first class 37s have been around since 1960

[@robertmilne4304]

Probably around 45 to 50 years old.

[@brandonstone9326]

37119 / 37350 / D6700 is the oldest class 37, and it was built in 1960, and it's preserved, too. 😀