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This video captures a variety of train services at Haymarket Station, featuring intercity and commuter trains. Stock includes multiple units identified as class 158 and 170, with operators such as Intercity, Scot Rail, and Transpennine Express mentioned. The footage was recorded during a visit to Edinburgh, Scotland, and includes a mix of diesel and electric multiple unit services. Additional locations referenced include Hope.

This video captures a variety of trains operating at Edinburgh Park station during a weekday afternoon in early 2026, including services heading towards Glasgow. Trains featured include Colas Rail Class 70s, LNER Azuma Class 800s, Lumo Class 803s, ScotRail Class 43s, Mk3 coaches, Class 158s, Class 170s, and Class 334s. The footage includes both passenger and freight services, showcasing a range of rolling stock from different operators. Locations mentioned include Edinburgh Park, Glasgow Queen Street, Aberdeen, Airdrie, Dunblane, Haymarket, Helensburgh Central, Yoker, and Alstom. Headcodes identified in the video are 1F32 and 5M00.

This video features train spotting at High Street, capturing services operated by Scot Rail. The footage includes various train classes such as the Class 318, Class 320, and Class 334. Additional locations mentioned include Olton, which is referenced in the context of a future spotting session. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.

This video explores the history and development of Scotland’s Class 334 EMU, known as the Juniper. Introduced in the early 2000s, these trains were designed to replace older models on the Strathclyde network and have since become a key part of services across the North Clyde and Argyle Lines. Despite initial technical challenges, they are now a familiar sight on Scotland’s suburban rail routes. The footage features multiple Class 334 units, with locations including Glasgow Queen Street, Edinburgh Waverley, Airdrie, Larkhall, Bathgate, Motherwell, Partick, and Milngavie. Operated by Scot Rail, the video highlights the evolution of this fleet from its early struggles to its current role in everyday rail service.

This video features train spotting at Hyndland, capturing services operated by Scot Rail. The footage includes several Class 320 and Class 334 trains, with specific units identified by their labels. The location is noted as Hyndland, with a mention of the next spotting session planned for Bournville. No headcodes are provided in the metadata.

This video features a variety of train classes including 156, 318, 320, and 334 operating in the area around Dalreoch. Other locations mentioned include Airdrie, Charing, Easterhouse, and Penally. The operator identified is Scot Rail. No headcodes are included in the metadata.

A video captures Scot Rail Class 334 electric multiple units, specifically 334011, 334021, and 334030, at Haymarket. The footage shows the trains in a static setting, likely during a service or maintenance activity. No headcodes are identified in the metadata. The operator is noted as Scot Rail, and the location is clearly Haymarket. The video provides visual documentation of these units, though additional details such as operational context or route information are not included in the available data.

This video features train spotting at Edinburgh Park, capturing services operated by LNER and ScotRail. The footage includes various train classes such as the Class 158, Class 170, Class 334, Class 385, and Class 800. Specific stock numbers identified in the video include 334015, 334021, 334022, 334023, and 385105. The next spotting session is mentioned to take place at Falkirk Grahamston.