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Great video various train types however a few of those older locomotive hauled stock coaches was extremely filthy there was one literally covered in dirt like if it was just sitting unused for years

Too bad we have no explanation about loco type, type of train (suburbs, intercity, long distance, international, etc), about the name of station, the destination of the trains…

@central-city

4 жыл бұрын

It was my first time in Hungary, I don't know much about this railway system 😥

@kovacsabelkristof3566

3 жыл бұрын

The video mainly features FLIRT EMU's and Máv class 430/431/432/433 (or V43)s (the blue boxy electrics). These electric locomotives were built between 1964-1982, and almost 400 were manufactured by the Ganz-MÁVAG company. They are the everyday workhorses on the electrified rail network of Hungary, capable of pulling both passanger and freight as well as express trains and able to operate in push-pull mode, even in 2021, however there are some plans to replace them. I saw around 2:50 a MÁV class 448 (or M44) switcher on the left. These simple, reliable and durable diesels were the first diesel locomotive built by Ganz-MÁVAG between 1954 and 1971, and they are present not only in Hungary but also Poland; Bulgaria; Croatia and Serbia. Around 5:50 there is a MÁV class 480 (or TRAXX). 25 of them were delivered between 2011 and 2012 by Bombardier. The FLIRTs are doing most of the suburban travel, mainly in Budapest. Currently MÁV has 123 units of these blue (newer) and red (older, but they are getting rebuilt to be more similar to the blue ones) EMUs so they have the largest fleet of FLIRTs in the world. Of course there are dozens and dozens of other types of DMUs, EMUs and locomotives, but I just picked those ones that were shown in the video.