Well Michael it looks like you saw a lot of variety. BNSF, CSX AC6000s their SD60s, and normal NS stuff. You not only videoed at the station you went upto Columbus Avenue. When I was their I saw UP SD9043MACs!!! Danny
Only thing missing was Steam.LOL. If you like steam I have an PM 1225 excursion set for March 15 2014. More info on my Railyard Productions facebook page
We saw three. The local (the one high-hood SD40-2), an autorack/intermodal and a Roadrailer. NS is busiest in the morning and late afternoon/evening in Fostoria. We were here in September and we got to Fostoria in the morning and we saw 3 NS trains in about 15 minutes (two of them met right at the crossing) and there was another later in the afternoon.
Hey man! I'm going there in August and just wanted to know how high security CSX is about standing in that parking area where the NS and CSX lines cross. Thanks!
Next to non-existent. The station is owned by CSX and used for MOW crews. They're nice and last time I was there in the summer they offered us water and ice cream lol. Just make sure to cross the tracks at the crossing and you should be fine.
Those Railstream folks are great. Always nice to hang out with them.
Well Michael it looks like you saw a lot of variety. BNSF, CSX AC6000s their SD60s, and normal NS stuff. You not only videoed at the station you went upto Columbus Avenue. When I was their I saw UP SD9043MACs!!!
Danny
Went to Marion today then ended up in Fostoria. What a day, saw a bunch of trains and I will be posting videos.
Its the appearance that is the difference because it will sound just like a CN SD75I.
Only thing missing was Steam.LOL. If you like steam I have an PM 1225 excursion set for March 15 2014. More info on my Railyard Productions facebook page
thx for talking over the vid-appreciate the professionalism
Thanks for watching!
Love that AC6000CW. I have seen that engine before!. Love that Paint
National Train Day is Sat May 11th just a friendly reminder
love that Southern P5 Horn on the Hi Hood
engineerpat 5290 Thank-you for watching and commenting!
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how many ns did you get
We saw three. The local (the one high-hood SD40-2), an autorack/intermodal and a Roadrailer. NS is busiest in the morning and late afternoon/evening in Fostoria. We were here in September and we got to Fostoria in the morning and we saw 3 NS trains in about 15 minutes (two of them met right at the crossing) and there was another later in the afternoon.
939 and 782 are ES44AH locomotives
Hey man! I'm going there in August and just wanted to know how high security CSX is about standing in that parking area where the NS and CSX lines cross. Thanks!
Next to non-existent. The station is owned by CSX and used for MOW crews. They're nice and last time I was there in the summer they offered us water and ice cream lol. Just make sure to cross the tracks at the crossing and you should be fine.
Ok, thanks man!
nice vid bro
What does csx stand for?
lowjamz828 The C stands for Chessie, the S stands for Seaboard and the X is the variable that represents the other railroads that make up CSX.
love that Hi Hood Sd40-2. Ex Southern
Who's house did you go to while in fosty? (what us railstream members call it for short)
974 is an ES44AH
love that YN2
Love that Trio of orange
Medium to clear? There's no such signal.
Sorry, I meant clear to medium.
+spike5343 There is on CN and CP in Canada.
what ID is the CSX intermodel
engineerpat 5290 I have no idea. I didn't have a scanner on me at the time.
The high hood is ex-N&W
Railfan Center or ex-SOU
Railfan Center I believe most of them are ex N&W aren't they? I know Southern had some as well.
Yeah