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Train Set Code

Build a train set layout where everything runs on its own. Automate points and signals to direct the trains and keep them moving. Get creative and design a huge network that carries a fleet of trains.

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About the Game

Build tracks

Assemble tracks from pieces, like in a real train set. Except that you can have as many pieces as you want!

Tracks easily snap together, making them easy to lay. As in any good train set, you have a selection of track shapes, enabling intricate construction.

Automate trains

You can run multiple trains, choosing from several types of locomotives, carriages, and wagons. Be careful though, different trains move at different speeds. Using points and signals, control the flow and keep them moving in order. Go a step further and direct only certain trains to specific lines or stops. 

Give it some character

A proper train set needs some set pieces and scenery too. Stations are just the start. You can add houses and other buildings, making your layout feel more complete.