777006

This video features various railway stock operating in the North West of England. It includes Merseyrail Class 507 EMUs at Seaforth & Litherland, Liverpool Central, and Liverpool James Street, as well as Transport for Wales Class 197 DMUs and a Class 67 loco-hauled set at Chester and Bangor. Avanti West Coast Class 221 units are also present. The footage captures these trains in different locations across the region.

This video features various railway stock across the North West of England. It includes British Rail Class 507 EMUs and new Stadler Class 777 units operating on Merseyrail services at locations such as Seaforth & Litherland, Liverpool Central, and James Street. At Chester, Class 67, 197, 221, and 777 locomotives are visible, while a Class 67 with MkIV carriages is seen departing Bangor for Holyhead. The footage captures different trains in operation across several stations in the region.

This video captures trains at Ainsdale and nearby locations, featuring multiple units including Class 507 and Class 777 electric multiple units. Merseyrail is identified as one of the operators present in the footage. The content includes various train stock numbers but does not provide headcode information.

This video features multiple Class 777 trains at Bache, with additional mentions of Chester and Liverpool Central. The operators involved include Merseyrail and Great Northern. No headcodes are present in the metadata.

This video captures a variety of trains at Crewe Heritage Centre during the Modern Image O Gauge 2023 exhibition. It features Class 47, 37, and 66 locomotives, along with Merseyrail Class 777 units. The footage includes a long Freightliner Class 66 train operating in the wrong direction near Crewe Basford Hall and RailAdventure's Class 43 locomotives hauling Class 777 units to Kirkdale. Additional locations mentioned include Hope. Operators involved are Avanti West Coast, British Railways, Freightliner, Network Rail, RailAdventure, and Scot Rail. Headcodes 0L66 and 6T32 are also noted.

Multiple freight trains are shown, including services operated by Direct Rail Services (DRS), Freightliner, and GBRF. Trains include headcode 4D62 and various locomotives such as Class 66 units and Class 20s. The footage includes movements between locations like Garston, Dagenham Dock, Crewe, and Ince.

A train service operating between Kirkdale and Crewe with Merseyrail Electric units, including 777004 and 777006, is shown at Acton Bridge. The video includes multiple Class 20 locomotives, though specific operators are not detailed in the metadata. No headcodes are listed in the available data.

A video shows GBRf 73128 and 73213 towing a new Merseyrail 777006 through Paddock Wood. The train was delayed passing through a tunnel, preventing its acceptance at Kirkdale depot until the following week. It was temporarily stored in Tonbridge Yard, where it became the subject of graffiti that gained media attention. No headcodes are included in the record.

A train marked 66773 is seen hauling a graffiti-damaged unit numbered 777006 through Hildenborough. The damaged unit had been stored in Tonbridge Yard after missing its delivery slot at Kirkdale Depot, likely to avoid storage fees. The footage shows the train working on a route associated with headcode 6X29, presumably en route to Kirkdale Depot for cleaning. Operators involved include GBRF, Merseyrail, and DB Schenker.

This video features Merseyrail Class 777 units, including 777006, operating in south London. The journey appears to be between Tonbridge and Kirkdale. Other stock identified includes 66773 and 777004. No headcodes are present in the metadata.