Trains and Tones at Northallerton 10/4/2012

[@Sprinter_productions]

6:36 sounds like a car horn :)

[@videoreviewer1428]

Already been said in another video.

[@class170rocks9]

03:05 Ermmm...hello

[@TransportCambs]

11:03 Nice tones.

[@OffTheRailsUK]

We all know we're here for 12:08

[@JakeLikesTrains]

2:59 after that 221/220 horn it sounded like screaming

[@rossy60103]

looks like the HST cross over with the voyager must of hit a bird at some point, just under the left hand side of the window there is a good size blood stain

[@TrevorLedgeway]

Great Stuff,Very Entertaining,Regards,Trevor.''

[@Banjostrings07Productions]

No, that was a ECS I believe Heaton - Boundsgreen

[@Banjostrings07Productions]

basicly the thunderbirds job is to rescue failed locos but the nickname for the Class 67 is 'Skip'

[@TranspennineExp185]

Also, how many trains pass through Northallerton an hour?

[@Banjostrings07Productions]

Because the 91 had failed and the Class 67 is the thunderbird

[@TranspennineExp185]

Why use a Class 67, why not just use the 91?

[@OffTheRailsUK]

It failed or it went on the northallerton loop.

[@danielmartin4516]

What camera was you using

[@Banjostrings07Productions]

+Daniel Martin I think I was using a Panasonic SD-80 then. Best video camera I would recommend is a Panasonic HC-X920.

[@TranspennineExp185]

What do you mean by Thunderbird. Is it the family name. E.G Voyager

[@tartansimmo7147]

The Class 67 nickname is a skip the workings are called Thunderbirds

[@loco4376]

What tripod do you use?

[@videoreviewer1428]

It doesn't matter. They're still tripods and all the same.

[@class56trainsrock62]

@@videoreviewer1428 yes

[@johno4521]

16.50 that was definitely for your benefit!

[@class56trainsrock62]

16:50

[@TranspennineExp185]

The Class 67 pulling a failed Class 91 would still have passengers on board, wouldn't it.

[@Banjostrings07Productions]

about 10 a hour

[@Banjostrings07Productions]

No sorry don't have the headcode and thank you :)

[@alexthetrainfreak16]

4L79 Wilton to Felixstowe