The important part of Railroad Tycoon is laying tracks to connect various stations.The iFly Jets: The 737NG is a super sophisticated and complete 737NG addon for Microsoft Flight Simulator X. On the left, you can choose to lay a single track, a double track, or instead bulldoze. When building a track, click on a location on the map, and drag to the desired destination. The game will snap the endpoint to nearby existing track. Upgrade single to double, or add electric tracks.) If you want to upgrade an existing track, you can draw over the same track with the newer options (e.g. The second column allows you to choose among wooden bridges, stone bridges, and steel bridges (if available). The wood bridge is the cheapest but only supports single tracks, while the other two allow for double tracks. Steel bridges are only found in later years, and are slightly cheaper than stone bridges. To the right, you can change the options for building tracks. Tunnels refers to how often you want the game to build tunnels as opposed to going across the surface. Bridges allows the game to decide when to build bridges, although it will always create a bridge across water even if set to "never". Overpasses allows building tracks above other tracks. The top-right undoes a recently laid track (refunding costs), and the bottom button allows quickly upgrading all tracks to electric (once available.) When electric track becomes available, you can toggle that option on or off. You have a choice of three station sizes. Small for $50K, Medium for $100K, and Large for $200K. The station size determines the "radius" of the station for determining what it can retrieve. Stations can be upgraded later, as long as they are not obstructed. You can also place service towers, and maintenance facilities.
They should be placed to ensure that trains will generally pass through them from time to time. Four of them, the Hotel, Post Office, Restaurant and Tavern, benefit the Passengers and Mail by either getting additional profit or keeping them around longer.
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