Railways of the World: Railways of the Western U.S. Expansion (2010 Edition)
It is 1863 and the construction of the first transcontinental rail system has begun. This mechanized transportation network will take years to complete, but it will render obsolete the wagon... (read more)
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Noble Knight GamesPlaytime
120 minutes
Published
2010
Age
13+
Publisher
Eagle-Gryphon Games
Players
2 to 6 players
Designers
Rick Holzgrafe and Sean Brown
Playstyle
Involved
Game's Categories
Trains, Eagle-Gryphon Games, Sean Brown, and Rick Holzgrafe
Description
It is 1863 and the construction of the first transcontinental rail system has begun. This mechanized transportation network will take years to complete, but it will render obsolete the wagon trains of old, and revolutionize the economy of the West. Will you have the courage to build over the Rockies or through the Sierra Nevada? Will it be your railroad company hammering the ceremonial Golden Spike at Promontory Point? If you have the skill to successfully connect the East and West you will join the pantheon of historical railroad visionaries!
Railways of the Western U.S. is an exciting new expansion for the highly popular Railways of the World board game series.
Includes:
A beautiful 30" x 36" map of the Western U.S.
49 cards
18 City Rotors
24 Fuel Depots that introduce sever new features such as:
•12 new Railroad Barons
•Changing City Demands
•Longer Deliveries
Features:
Artwork by historical artist Paul E. Niemeyer and railroad artist David A. Oram.
Design by Rick Holzgrafe and Sean Brown.
Railways of the Western U.S. is an exciting new expansion for the highly popular Railways of the World board game series.
Includes:
•12 new Railroad Barons
•Changing City Demands
•Longer Deliveries
Features:
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