1860 - Locomotives of the Isle of Wight
A set of 48 replacement trains for 1860: Railways on the Isle of Wight, representing the vast majority of trains which actually ran on the island.
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Check out the purchase option herePlaytime
180 minutes
Published
2015
Age
14+
Publisher
JKLM Games
Players
2 to 4 players
Designer
Mike Hutton
Playstyle
Involved
Game's Categories
JKLM Games and Mike Hutton
Description
A set of 48 replacement trains for 1860: Railways on the Isle of Wight, representing the vast majority of trains which actually ran on the island.
The original game's numbered trains are replaced with trains in lettered bands, and the trains in each band come in variations based on the original trains. So the easiest trains are 2+0s instead of 2+1s, but they cost less. Some are better than the norm and cost more. Some rust early, some late, and there are some slightly weird historical twists in there too. The later trains (D - H) operate in a slightly different way from the originals. The number of trains actually used in the game will broadly be the same as in the standard game, with one or two possible exceptions.
Depending on how players want to handle things, players can choose which train in the current band they buy from the bank, or the game can be played so the trains are available in a strict order, causing possible angst or joy.
The original game's numbered trains are replaced with trains in lettered bands, and the trains in each band come in variations based on the original trains. So the easiest trains are 2+0s instead of 2+1s, but they cost less. Some are better than the norm and cost more. Some rust early, some late, and there are some slightly weird historical twists in there too. The later trains (D - H) operate in a slightly different way from the originals. The number of trains actually used in the game will broadly be the same as in the standard game, with one or two possible exceptions.
Depending on how players want to handle things, players can choose which train in the current band they buy from the bank, or the game can be played so the trains are available in a strict order, causing possible angst or joy.
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Game's Categories
Publisher
- JKLM Games
Designer
- Mike Hutton
