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By Robert Jasiek. An urban game design. Features general and historical information.
Revenue calculator, and mapper applets for 1830, 1835, 1856, 1876-30, 1876-35, and 1899.
This German site is the homepage of the 18xx moderator program. Information about 18xx variants and other free software.
Covers 1829, 1830, 1835, 1853, and 1856. Maps, basic descriptions of trains and companies, and ongoing PBEM games.
Includes information concerning Mark Derrick's 18xx designs: 18TN (Tennessee, also known as 1851), 18GA (Georgia) and 18AL (Alabama).
Contains information on 1835 (Germany), including a FAQ and rules for variants. Maintained by Bill Stoll. The page also hosts 1835 pbem games.
Contains downloadable PostScript files of maps and tiles for most 18xx games. Postcard ware by Matthias Klose.
Marco Rocci's Rails18xx software suite. Includes information and downloads for TileDesigner, GameSetDesigner and GameModerator applications.
Links and information about the series.
Includes an analytical list of rule differences among 18xx games. It covers most games and is maintained by Nick Wedd.
Discussion group for 18xx fans. Requires joining to post.
18XX is the generic term for a series of board games that, with a few exceptions, ... Siggins, Mike (1991), "The 18xx Series - A Case for Re-Design?", Sumo (6), http: ...
All you need to know about 18xx railway games ... If you are new to 18xx then I suggest you start ... Joining the 18xx Mailing List is also highly recommended. ...
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