Railtour No 6 - Belfast to Londonderry/Derry.

[@vicsams4431]

Good video. Thanks for posting. This was the Hunslet Farewell tour in 21/04/90. But it was not the last Hunslet on a passenger train. That was six years later, on the Yankee Explorer tour that had Hunslet 102 from Belfast Great Victoria Street to Belfast Central. There are two RUclips videos of that tour, but sadly no video of the Hunslet.
Of course, I also did a "Hunslet" much more recently when M42 001 worked a PTG tour in Sopron, Hungary.

[@rodgertaylor2387]

Great day's

[@nornironnomad]

Some old footage there for sure, when did the station signs change from red?

[@sinenomineuk]

I'm afraid I can't answer that question Mark, perhaps others who have watched this video may know the answer!

[@BIGJAFFA80]

Def a 111class hauling I think going by the side views???

[@jamieharte693]

Its a Hunslet lol

[@pete37038]

That's clearly a 111, the Hunslet would have come on at Belfast

[@zstation64]

@@jamieharte693 It really isn't. It's clearly a GM at the start of the video.

[@emily1]

@@jamieharte693 If this is the same railtour I know of (The Hunslet Farewell and with research yes it is), NIR Class 110 111 had it until Coleraine and then swapped with Hunslet 101. So no.

[@jimcrawford5039]

Is the track not welded? Australia.

[@sinenomineuk]

It wasn't back then!

[@RJH1971]

Pretty sure that's a GM hauling it to Antrim?

[@db50]

+RobinJamesHurt Definitely a Hunslet...!!

[@pete37038]

First part of the video.. it's definitely a 111, Hunslets were flat sided hence you couldn't see the cab door windows like on the GM classes. The Hunslet came on at Belfast, think this was 21/4/90

[@zstation64]

@@db50 Definitely not. It's clearly a GM at the start of the video.