701030

This video captures train activity at London Waterloo, featuring multiple trains including classes 159 and 450. The footage was recorded during a visit on what is described as a "Wet Sad Monday," with the focus on the 455 Farewell service. Additional trainspotting activity took place with fellow enthusiasts. While operators such as British Railways, Greater Anglia, and South Western Railway are noted in the metadata, no specific headcodes are identified in the video record.

A GBRF 47727 and 701030 unit drag is shown at Haresfield, with the train operating under headcode 5Q87 on a route from Eastleigh to Long Marston. The footage captures a late-running service, described as very claggy, indicating potentially heavy condensation or dirt on the locomotive and rolling stock. The video provides a view of the train in operation, highlighting its movement through the area.

A video shows a unit drag involving stock 69010 and 701030 at Standish Jct. The footage includes additional stock identified as 60010. No operators are explicitly linked to the specific stock in the metadata, though GBRF and South Western Railway are listed in the operator field. Location and headcode details are not available in the current record.

This video captures train movements at Clapham Junction, a major railway hub. Several trains are visible, including Class 37 and Class 377 rolling stock, with operators such as Freightliner, GBRF, London Overground, South Western Railway, and Southern represented. The footage also includes scenes from nearby locations such as Clapham and Waterloo. A headcode of 0F00 is noted in the metadata.

This video features a number of trains at Clapham Junction, including Class 144, Class 444, and Class 450 units, as well as a Class 701 train. The operator involved is South Western Railway. No headcodes are present in the metadata.

This video features South Western Railway Class 701 units 701032, 701034, and 701030 undergoing testing at Eastleigh. Additional locations mentioned include London Waterloo, Waterloo, and Weymouth. The footage includes multiple rolling stock identifiers, though no operator details are explicitly provided for individual units. No headcodes are present in the metadata.