🚀 go-pugleaf

Thank you Stephen. You've put it well better than I could. I don't think I
explained this, but every single one of my trains has 9 cars, so I can get
max profit from the run. I don't care how slow the train goes, because the
profits usually make up for it. But sometimes I wish I could just start the
game 20 years later so i can get some faster trains.

My strategy is: 1 train for 1 track, trains carry the max amount of trucks
possible.

Eddie

Stephen Down <ste...@sjd117.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
news:7pr89s$h79$2@pump1.york.ac.uk...
> Chris locke <mcmu...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:935183253.9800.0.nnrp-14.c1ed2dd7@news.demon.co.uk...
> > >(best way to do this, parallel lines, no signals, delays yer train too
> > much)
> >
> > So your saying no signals at all on a stretch of track??  Doesn't that
> mean
> > only 1 train per stretch???  And this is good?!!
>
> If you can keep up with the supply from the farm by running a 10-car train
> for grain and another for livestock, and you have the space and money to
> build a double track, then it is undoubtedly the most efficient. However
if
> you, at some later stage, find that the stuff is piling up in the station
> much quicker than you can cart it all away, you will probably regret
> building such a simplified layout, which will then be difficult to upgrade
> for more trains
>
>