The GWR 0-6-0PT (pannier tank), is a type of steam locomotive built by the British Great Western Railway with the water tanks carried on both sides of the boiler, in the manner of panniers. They were used for local, suburban and branch line passenger and goods traffic, for shunting duties, and as banker engines on inclines.

This page includes all locomotives, steam, diesel and other, built by or for the GWR and its WR successor. It shows where their main base is and their current situation. Click on the link to go to the website associated with each loco.

18xx系列是一系列融合股票市场和板块放置机制的铁路游戏，也是铁路桌游中深度较高的巅峰。 自1975年Francis Tresham的1829面市以来，已经有近百款作品和扩充。

Created in 1835, the GWR began with a 7 feet 0ź inch broad gauge line from Bristol to London and grew into a network covering the South West, the Midlands and Wales.

2021年5月24日 · 1822 is a typical 18xx game in that you have a Stock Round (SR) followed by Operating Rounds (ORs). In the SR players bid on privates (if any available), Minors (if any) and concessions (if any). They may also sell/buy stock (if any) subject to stock/certificate limits.

https://18xx.games/game/56408 Could not reproduce the issue in a hotseat game During OR 3.1 when doing the tile lay for GWR cannot lay at 12T. I get the pictured ...

2024年7月1日 · 18xx系列桌游的共同特点在于它们都是铁路主题的、重点在于股票市场和铁路建设。 18xx系列桌游有两个主要分支：29系（1829、1853、1825等）和30系（1830、1889、18che等）。

This guide will start with the basic painting details from the end of the First World War and then develop and expand to cover lining, lettering and variations that have occurred over the years. Any input or comments will be most welcome to help build up the definitive GWR loco livery guide.

2020年8月22日 · Spaces 126 and 142 are adjacent. It is shown in two rows for convenience. The original stock market is actually a square grid with four rows. Tokens never move up or down between one row and another. There are no coloured spaces on the original stock market. The true colours of the original stock market are pale blue throughout. | | | | |.

2001年8月30日 · In reality there isn't the same need for a FAQ as there is in other 18xx games, but these are listed as possible areas of confusion. The FAQ currently covers unit 1 and expansion kits G1, G2, R1, R3, K1, K2, K3, and K7.