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A Patentee engine takes 19th century travellers on a scenic journey through the English countryside.

Well-placed track will help you make the most of natural resources, such as coal.

It’s expensive, but quicker to go over water than around it.

As your rail network grows, so will the cities that it connects.

It’s straight to market for these cows...

Large cities always have plenty of passengers and mail to transport.

Creative track planning is key to a smoothly-running rail network.

Diesel engines, like this F-Series, made cross-country travel much faster in the early 20th century.

A handsome 2-8-2 Class 141 steams through a pine forest.

Not one, not two, but three tracks keep cargo moving in and out of this city.

Some bridges are more complex than others.

A Golden State engine hauls oil past mesas in the south-western United States.