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The goal of this game was to collect all cargo in Kent, UK, process it, and then send it to the port of Dover for export to the mainland. Planetmaker provided a plan with a cargo ring, and a dedicated goods path transporting the cargo from the industry in the west to the port in the east. The ring had to be expanded several times to cope with the many trains traversing it, ending up being 7 lanes. The final result sported a grand total of over 1100 trains and 150 other units.

The goal of this game was to collect all cargo in Kent, UK, process it, and then send it to the port of Dover for export to the mainland. Planetmaker provided a plan with a cargo ring, and a dedicated goods path transporting the cargo from the industry in the west to the port in the east. The ring had to be expanded several times to cope with the many trains traversing it, ending up being 7 lanes. The final result sported a grand total of over 1100 trains and 150 other units.

|150|Image:PSG150.png| The port of Dover, occupied by many trains, vehicles, ships and aircraft}}

|150|Image:PSG150.png| The port of Dover, occupied by many trains, vehicles, ships and aircraft}}

This game was entirely SRNW with a goal set on producing 75K food at the drop. Three factories were needed and we got around 60K. Some experimenting has been done to make more efficient, larger or just plain cooler looking stations. |149|Image:PSG149.png| Some crazy contraption of Combuster to regulate the insertion of new trains into the ring}}

This game was entirely SRNW with a goal set on producing 75K food at the drop. Three factories were needed and we got around 60K. Some experimenting has been done to make more efficient, larger or just plain cooler looking stations. |149|Image:PSG149.png| Some crazy contraption of Combuster to regulate the insertion of new trains into the ring}}

A chaos type game with a mix between cargo and PAX. In the end ran over 700 trains on a maze of track. Since it was chaos most of the ghetto hubs that got build had to be rebuild numerous times to handle the higher traffic from later in the game.|148|Image:PSG148.PNG| One of the major PAX terminals in the game.}}

A chaos type game with a mix between cargo and PAX. In the end ran over 700 trains on a maze of track. Since it was chaos most of the ghetto hubs that got build had to be rebuild numerous times to handle the higher traffic from later in the game.|148|Image:PSG148.PNG| One of the major PAX terminals in the game.}}

The plan was a nice big X covering the map with a ring in the middle, and as an extra a maglev connection for passengers, mail and goods. The maglev tracks never reached their full capacity and were barely used. The rest of the system was too limited and had to be extended at some sidelines and on some places of the ML.|147|Image:PSG147.png| What used to be a simple and clean SLH turned into a monster hub when all the livestock, grain and steel trains had to pass it.}}

The plan was a nice big X covering the map with a ring in the middle, and as an extra a maglev connection for passengers, mail and goods. The maglev tracks never reached their full capacity and were barely used. The rest of the system was too limited and had to be extended at some sidelines and on some places of the ML.|147|Image:PSG147.png| What used to be a simple and clean SLH turned into a monster hub when all the livestock, grain and steel trains had to pass it.}}

The game featured an organic ML layout designed to follow the mountain ranges and coasts that made up this map. This plan featured an LLL_RRR central loop to which all main stations were connected. This resulted in some nice and big BBHs. After the primary industries began to produce some seious output traffic levels increased fast and and some places the mainline had to be extended to twice its original width. |146|Image:PSG146.png| Showing BBH04 and BBH05, these were seperated when the game started but were later on optimized to remove join-before-splits and cope with the huge amounts of wood and paper}}

The game featured an organic ML layout designed to follow the mountain ranges and coasts that made up this map. This plan featured an LLL_RRR central loop to which all main stations were connected. This resulted in some nice and big BBHs. After the primary industries began to produce some seious output traffic levels increased fast and and some places the mainline had to be extended to twice its original width. |146|Image:PSG146.png| Showing BBH04 and BBH05, these were seperated when the game started but were later on optimized to remove join-before-splits and cope with the huge amounts of wood and paper}}

After selecting a plan, construction began.  Then construction continued.  And some more construction.  Practically everything in the game was reworked at least once, so it took time before trains starting moving.  Several new players joined the server, so the late-game included lots of instruction and guidance.  In the end, the network ran fairly smoothly, and most industries were connected. |145|Image:PSG145.png| BBHs and MSHs were packed in tightly on this map}}

After selecting a plan, construction began.  Then construction continued.  And some more construction.  Practically everything in the game was reworked at least once, so it took time before trains starting moving.  Several new players joined the server, so the late-game included lots of instruction and guidance.  In the end, the network ran fairly smoothly, and most industries were connected. |145|Image:PSG145.png| BBHs and MSHs were packed in tightly on this map}}