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Revision as of 07:37, 28 March 2011
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| LL RR Backbone Hubs (what is that?) | ||||||
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| Date | Screenshot | Specification | Description | Creator | additional | |
| 18.03.07 |  |
Simple | Ancient T-BBH (or simply "Hub" as we named BBHs some time ago). Also not balanced. | Mucht | Download Savegame
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| 3.03.12 |  |
Simple | Classic LLRR hub, following the standard coop building rules. It connects the oil refinery to the network in PSG227. | mfb | Download Savegame
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| LLL RRR Backbone Hubs (what is that?) | ||||||
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| Date | Screenshot | Specification | Description | Creator | additional | |
| 15.07.10 |  |
Bridge split | The main point of this hub is making it compact by using the bridge splits to balance trains over lines, in this case only 3 directions are bridged this way. | Vitus | Download PSG #188
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| 15.11.10 |  |
Tunnel only | A 3-way hub with two LLLRRR and one LLRR meeting nicely in arctic the japanese landscape using only tunnels. The technique of the merges is based on splits of the tunnels. | V453000 | Download PSG #197
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| 15.11.12 |  |
Tunnel only | A BBH with short CL, long trains and a flood of tunnels providing all-to-all choices. Meet the Furball. | V453000 | Download PSG #248
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| Massive Backbone Hubs (what is that?) | ||||||
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| Date | Screenshot | Specification | Description | Creator | additional | |
| 5.6.10 |  |
Little balancing | A nice looking hub which did not need too much of balancing and still worked which is quite ubelievable with 5 lines. | Mark, Chris_Booth | Download PSG #115
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| 5.6.10 |  |
Balanced | A massive hub with 4 lines in two directions and 5 lines in the third direction. It was upgraded and improved multiple times. | Vinnie, V453000, mfb and others | Download PSG #219
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| 4-way Backbone Hubs (what is that?) | ||||||
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| Date | Screenshot | Specification | Description | Creator | additional | |
| 19.1.10 |  |
Swapped over | A true masterpiece among 4-way hubs. This hub removes the worst connnections by swapping to left-hand traffic in the center. As a curiosity, it is the last hub Mark built before he left to Australia. | Mark | Download PSG #173
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| 15.4.12 |  |
Chaos | This 4-way hub was built from scratch after two 3-way hubs merged to an unhandy mess. The tracks follow no particular layout. | XeryusTC, mfb | Download PSG #232
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| 1.9.12 |  |
Chaos | Another chaotic 4-way hub, with LLL_RRR from all sides. | mfb | Download PZG #20
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| 14.10.13 |  |
Big | This 4-way hub was the central point of PSG268, where all trains met. All directions are 7L_7R. | V453000, mfb | Download PSG #268 | |
