The Cripple Effect
Overview
Wisconsin has a remarkable heritage with trains, and is looking at an even more promising future. However this future is now in jeopardy as larger modern trains continue running over an aged rail system that was never designed for this type of weight. The result, a dramatic decrease in speed and increase in derailments costing the railroad thousands of dollars every year! Wisconsin & Southern Railroad has developed a multi-year rail upgrade plan. This plan will replace the aged rail network with new heavier track capable of handling the growing demands of Wisconsin's rail future.
Release date
02/10/2026
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Paul Herlinger
Narrator
Bill Gardner
Self
Timothy J Wuest
Self
David Cramer
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Dale Schultz
Self
Dave Riebe
Self
Jim Sukopp
Self
Ron Adams
Self
Kevin Croak
Mayor
Jeff Leclerc
Announcer
Laura Leclerc
Little Child #1
Nathan Leclerc
Little Child #2
Jimmy Beske
Young Bill Gardner
Bruce Parker
Historic Extra
Barbara A Warren
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Jenny J Backstrand
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Benji Backstrand
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Marty Backstrand
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Russel Fero
Historic Extra
Krista M Estes
Historic Extra
Arlene M White
Historic Extra
Linda Cieslik
Historic Extra
Jon Kapp
Historic Extra
Anneke Seely
Historic Extra
Marika Seely
Historic Extra
Melissa TenDolle
Historic Extra
Jeff Leclerc
Historic Extra
Jennifer Leclerc
Historic Extra
Peter Leclerc
Historic Extra
Ali Schladweiler
Historic Extra
Samantha Schladweiler
Historic Extra
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