Part 26: 1946-1950: Postwar Blues
1946-1950: Postwar BluesLocomotion Soundtrack - A Traveller's Serenade/Locomotion Soundtrack - Latino Trip
Running out of time to do some of these so you get a double A-side today.
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The last of the 1917 goals was to connect all the freight sources on the map. Between Scrooge and Burgundy, we've covered a lot. But with 4 years left, there's still a lot to go!
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We put all that unused track up North into use. The trains will travel to Glenbrook Steel mill.
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Papakura's rating is still rock bottom. A truck waiting to transport goods from the printing works might help boost ratings.
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The easiest and quickest way to connect these to farms might be a truck line. We give it a go.
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Arrgh! Burgundy!
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Luckily one dirty trick from the old games remains!
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But now they've wasted a year, and uglied up the whole lot. It was going to be beautiful in it's simplicity!
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And now it's time for the News!
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Strange for burgundy to get this record, considering she's still using the venerable Ju-52.
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Also Mail and Goods.
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Farm 3 was an unserviced farm located outside Karaka.
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The peak of steam engine technology? Makes an interesting comparison to the RS-2.
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Air travel is becoming more comfortable and commonplace.
All freight by 1950:
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Ah well. And now our network's in such a state that I have to spend 6 years replacing and re-scheduling trains and at 1956, half our trains are still getting lost. I feel like British Rail.