CSX Diamond in Lima

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(1 customer review)

Original price was: $29.95.Current price is: $24.95.

This CSX hot spot was once a PRR & B&O diamond.

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Producer

Green Frog Productions

Run Time

80 Minutes

Narration

Yes

Shrink Wrap

Yes, Brand New

Technical Details

No Region Code, NTSC

The CSX Diamond in Lima, Ohio used to be the colorful crossroads of the Pennsylvania Pittsburgh to Chicago Mainline and the B&O’s Toledo to Cincinnati Subdivision. Today, CSX owns both the east-west and north-south tracks at this location. CSX leases the previously owned Pennsy/Penn Central/Conrail line to the Chicago, Ft. Wayne, and Eastern Regional Railroad. CSX operates the previously owned Baltimore and Ohio/Chessie System tracks that carries traffic from north to south.

Due to heavy train congestion in Chicago, Norfolk-Southern has obtained trackage rights from CSX to run between 4-6 eastbound trains per day on the old Ft. Wayne line and these trains are primarily loaded oil trains from the Bakken oil shale fields in North Dakota and Montana. You will see a couple of these trains in this video. Primarily the action in this program are CSX trains moving between Cincinnati and Toledo. You will see a wide variety of foreign power such as CN, CP, British Columbia, BNSF, Southern Pacific, CF&E, Toledo Peoria and Western, I&O, Missouri and North Arkansas, several leased units, Norfolk Southern, and of course CSX .

The recently painted NS #3170, painted in the original Southern paint scheme will make a cameo appearance on a local NS train. Consists will be comprised of oil shale, ethanol, grain, auto racks, double stacks, coal and manifest trains. Both aerial and ground cameras are used in this video to give the viewer exciting and different perspectives of the action at this diamond.

1 review for CSX Diamond in Lima

  1. Dan

    A skillful mix of videography and editing … from trackside and above! The ground-level shots are well done, but the beauty of this program is the creative use of drone shots and the different perspectives they provide of the trains, the track configuration and the landscape. And there’s plenty to see: colorful locomotives from a number of railroads and a variety of consists keep this one fresh and exciting train after train. Nicely done, Green Frog!

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