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| − | The storage wagon is used to store iron and wood. | + | The '''storage wagon''' is used to store iron and wood. It is one of the starting [[wagons]] that generate upon starting a game. It will automatically feed these resources to the [[Crafting Wagon|Crafter]] to create train tracks. The storage unit can hold three pieces of each resource at a time, and can be increased by upgrading it. |
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Revision as of 22:42, 9 September 2020
Basic starting train when playing endless. from left to right: Crafter, Storage, Tank, Standard steam engine.
The storage wagon is used to store iron and wood. It is one of the starting wagons that generate upon starting a game. It will automatically feed these resources to the Crafter to create train tracks. The storage unit can hold three pieces of each resource at a time, and can be increased by upgrading it.
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| 1 |  3
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 3
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| 2 | 5
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1
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| 3 | 7
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2
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| 4 (Supercharged) | 9 (+2 per Supercharger)
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