prop_details 'ghosting'?

I have a map with some trains set up, and some play testers have reported problems with train model 'ghosts' appearing sometimes. I attached a screenshot example from one of the players who saw it. Players report the object is not solid, players and weapons can pass through it, and the ghost disappears after a few seconds.

I'm not doing anything super elaborate. I have my func_tracktrain, with my prop_dynamic parented to it. Each train has three path_tracks, two to mark the start and finish in the actual map, and a third in a 'secret' room to keep the trains out of sight when not in use. I have the 'teleport' flag set to the end and start path nodes.

Trains are fired off with a logic_timer and a logic_case to pick a random train.

In the example screenshot, there is no path_track at that location. That model is not supposed to be anywhere near that location. The only reason I can imagine that the model does show up there is because that is where the map origin is located, and something in my entity set up is getting confused.

I haven't seen anything like this in about 10-20 hours of play testing on my local machine against bots. Is this an internet lag type issue? A server issue? Has anyone ever seen something like this, and is there a way to prevent it?

Sorry, I'm a moron. The models involved are prop_dynamic.

I had another discussion going on at the same time, and had prop_details on the brain.

I can't update the thread subject, but I fixed the post.

Any theories what could cause a destination to be "invalid"?

Could it be sending my train through the void to a hidden room where the trains wait until the next time they're fired? I got this idea from the harvest event, so I figured it was acceptable practice. Could it be distance? Like the location I'm sending the train is outside some clip distance, and the client doesn't know where to send the model?

Moving the world so origin is outside the map is certainly an easy fix, but doesn't satisfy my curiosity.

If no one knows it's not a huge deal, I am just interested in how the engine does what it does.