I just read the news that 13+2 ME locomotives will come to Hungary on a long term lease (5 years initially) to help with our ageing diesel locomotive fleet. Appearantly they are expected to arrive within weeks and will be in service on the Northen route around Lake Balaton and some of the non-electrified routes in the Western part of the country. I am looking forward to these, as you said, the sound of these locos are pretty impressive.

This was SUCH A nice little video! I really enjoyed it! Big 10/10 from here!

Very well done and very informative, Simon ❤️

Enjoyed your video, thanks for your efforts. We have a number of MZ locomotives here in Australia. They’re given the nickname of “cake tins” or “helgas”. We’re basically a nation of ancient diesel locomotives, especially of the EMD variety, I guess that’s why the MZs ended up here.

Fin video Simon :)

As someone who specifically went to Denmark to ride MZ, ME, and even MT, plus EA; I am very sad to see the ME go. Out of the 37 x Litra ME, I managed to ride behind 31 of them. I am not that impressed by the Siemens Vectron. I have had them in Belgium and the Netherlands, and I have seen them in Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary. I also know they have gone to Finland too. If we are not careful, the whole world will have only one type of locomotive. Very sad. In Britain, Siemens were awful, the trains far too heavy, and they grind the rails. Plus in Norway, the Siemens Di6 saga is a lesson on how not to build a loco. Mange takk, for the video. Regards from London, England.

Hi Simon, That was a great and very informative video! As also being a trainfan the Class 1500 from DSB is an awesome and beasty diesellocomotive with a great sound of the turbo and dieselengines! They remind me of the German DB Class 218 diesellocomotives so you can say that this is their Danish Brother, Denmark is an amazing country for traintravelling, Is the DSB Class 1500 still in service or are they sold to private freight operators? By the way: At Copenhagen I saw these red funny looking DSB DOT Commuter Trains with very small carriages, Maybe a tip for a new train review? Keep on moving Simon, You are the best! 😃

The Waggons look very similar to German Dostos :D I remember when I saw this trains in Høje taastrup in the Early 2000s when I lived there. Mange hilser fra tyskland :)

Hello. It was good to be able to get on the last train. Did you have a good memory? Message from Japan.😊🚂

So the remaining Diseasel trains operated by DSB will be the IC3 and IC4?

you mean, copenhagen central station, right?

Thanks, simon! So, I come from the eurotrip nonstop channel. So, first of all, you must know that I use a translator; in fact, I write the text in French, then I copy and paste to the translator, who gives me his translation in English. So, I cannot master the translation from English which is written. You need to know that I don't speak English. Also, the fact that you express yourself in English, in such technical and difficult terms, saddens me: I only followed or had the courage to follow half of your video. In fact, I only looked at the landscapes that you showed us more than your text unbearable to decipher for someone who struggles with English. What a habit you all have at the moment of speaking in English, of having your voice expressed, rather than writing a simple, refined text, which I can follow quietly! Otherwise, I see that you release few videos. Your video is of a much lower quality than that of nonstop eurotrip: there are no landscapes shown, the omnipresent English saturates the whole, you always show the same landscapes, you are too critical, you speak too much in English, you don't write in english. You must know that I love double-decker trains. Your ultra complicated and sophisticated scheme made me laugh, it is completely inappropriate here. All of those blacks and pauses in storytelling are also hard to follow. Your video is difficult to follow. For a first video, I still grant you a like for your video to better encourage you for your following videos. Good luck to you !