Today’s Illinois Central, Main Line of Mid-America, North & South 2 DVD Set
SKU: DVD-PNX-IC-SETOriginal price was: $59.95.$39.95Current price is: $39.95.
Explore the entire Illinois Central System – now another fallen flag. Two discs in one case: See the North end of the system and then the South end of the IC.
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| Producer | Pentrex |
|---|---|
| Run Time | 3 hours 17 minutes |
| Narration | Yes |
| Shrink Wrap | Yes, Brand New |
| Technical Details | No Region Code, NTSC |
Explore the entire Illinois Central System – now another fallen flag. In two discs, conveniently in one case, see the North end of the system and then the South end of the IC. In Volume 1 we explore the exciting northern half of the Illinois Central Railroad from the Chicago area to Fulton, Kentucky during the pre-merger days of 1996. In Volume 2 we visit the southern half of the Illinois Central Railroad as it existed in 1996 for an eye-opening tour of discovery. The secrets of the IC unfold as our travels take you from Fulton, Kentucky to New Orleans.
Informative maps and train symbols are displayed to help identify the different parts of the system. IC’s diesel roster included GP11s, GP40s, SD20s, SD40-2s, SD70s, and Paducah-built SW14s, SD28s, SD40s, GP10s, and a GP38. Hop on board as we depart for a rewarding trip down the “Main Line of Mid-America!”
Luke –
Another great video from Pentrex, very informative with lots of facts about the railroad and the towns around it. The video shows all of the locomotives that the IC had on their roster and has maps to show the cities that the railroad ran through
Andyweise –
Very well put together. Pentrex out did themselves on this and I have to say that I love the Pentrex videos that focus on railroads like the IC, MKT, DRGW etc. These videos I find to the best and most informative. There are maps and a great description of the roster and train identification.
Kraig –
Really good video of the railroad before it was merged with Canadian National. Good look of their entire operation from Chicago all the way down to the gulf.