The name started as a username for Compuserve. I wanted something different that wouldn't require any numbers behind it (as in Frank1180) so I just threw together some syllables. I've kept it over the years because it's still unique enough to be easily found in a Google search.

In recent years this odd name has come to symbolize some rather unique offerings for Microsoft Train Simulator. If you're looking for the latest UP, Norfolk Southern, or CSX equipment this is not the place to find it. Here you'll find digital models of first generation streamliners, Baldwin "Babyface" diesels, ALCO DL-109's, Milwaukee Road Electrics, and vehicles from the 1930's, 40's and 50's

Southbound Trains