Railroader #63. I like coal. Well... I like its money. 1950s U.S railway sim

Today we're playing Railroader.
The game's set on a map heavily based on a real life Southern Railway's Murphy Branch in western North Carolina USA. It's set around the 1940's-1950's in a transitional period between steam and diesel.
The game has 2 modes campaign and sandbox. In sandbox you can spawn in locos and consists and enjoy driving about. In campaign you run the railroad doing everything from business to driving the trains.
In campaign mode the game starts out with a tutorial on how to play showing you the basics and will slowly give you the reigns to carry on by yourself.
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[@criticalGENERAL]

as someone that did actual training with real life rail equipment, every time you "kick" cars into an industry makes me clench so hard every single time lol, you are meant to "spot" them for the industry by putting them EXACTLY where THEY want the cars, also makes sure things dont get jolted, rocked, tilted, smashed, etc etc. love this series a ton tho, Railroader is perfect for casual fun.

[@bluewizard]

Haha... It's very lucky they don't check the contents before accepting the delivery.

[@maverick28xx7]

Looking at the wagons, the texture variation appears to be because all the other hoppers are 2 bay, whilst the one with the ‘odd’ texture is a 3 bay.

[@bluewizard]

Good knowledge 👍

[@fredpryde8555]

i made good money hauling coal

[@bluewizard]

Indeed. It's a great money maker