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| Home Page of the Unofficial, N-scale model Cincinnati Southern Railway "Home of the Big Red Machines" |
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| The Cincinnati Southern Railway Corp. operates the Cincinnati Southern Railway for the City of Cincinnati, Ohio, plus the Cincinnati & Lake Erie Railway and their subsidiaries (including the Cincinnati Terminal Railroad Co.). (...in my world, that is...) Both reporting marks and the stock market symbol are CNSR, changed from CS after the C&LE absorption. The CS shares its red and black colors with both the Cincinnati Reds baseball team and the University of Cincinnati Bearcats. The wishbone C logo is also shared with the Cincinnati Reds, who were the first professional baseball club back in 1869, the year construction on the CS was begun. Above is a pair of F7A's taking a turn on the Ludlow, KY turntable within the Auran software package called "Trainz". |
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| Above is a set of SD40-2's at Gest St. Yard (hard "G" sound). Auran's models are really SD40's, as none of the -2 features are on the models, but for now, they sure beat nothing! | |||||||||||||||||||
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| What can Trainz Do? |
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What more? |
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| This page not affiliated with the real Cincinnati Southern Railway nor its trustees. Although it might be really cool if it were. Unless otherwise noted, prototype photos are from George Elwood's Fallen Flags website. | |||||||||||||||||||