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1800, 1824, 1829, 1837, 1844, 1849, 1854, 18NL, 18Scan, 18VA No.
1825 Yes, if neither is an upgrade and they are not adjacent.
1826 Yes, if neither is a upgrade and it is the company's first turn.
1827 Jr. For mid-west companies if both tiles are west of starting hex.
1829 Mainline You may lay any number of yellow tiles as long as the track
laid is continuous. This continuous route can be traced through pre-printed track in a
brown board hex. Track laying must finish if a connection is made to an existing large
station. It must also finish if a tile of types 3, 6, 7 or 115 is laid. If the Midland,
NER or NBR need to lay a tile on their home hex when they frst operate, this lay is in
addition to any other tile laying activities for that round.
1830, 1856, 1889, 18EC, 18GA, 18Rhl Rhineland Only by using the special property of
a private.
1830BC Yes, and more, depending on quality of digging team.
1831Yes. Four-fold by a company, seven-fold by a system.
1832 Yes, if both are yellow. Systems may lay three yellow tiles or lay
one yellow tile and upgrade another.
1835, 1838 Rheinland Only by major companies before first 3 train
sold.
1837SX Yes, if there are sufficient building points and the build does
not include the initial lay of a viaduct tile.
1841 Majors may do one tile lay or upgrade from each station-marker until a 3
train, then one from each up to a limit of 2 until a 5 train. But never more than one tile
change on same hex.
1842 Yes, but only on a share company's first OR, and not both of the same hex.
1846 Yes, each round a company may lay two yellow tiles or lay one yellow
tile and upgrade one tile.
1848, 1851, 1862 Yes, once a 3 train has been sold. Two yellow tiles only.
1850 Yes, if both are yellow and it is the company's first turn.
1853 First four companies only. Each lay must be connected to a different station
marker and the connecting routes must not use the same piece of track at any point.
1860 Yes, if both are yellow and neither contains a large station.
1861 Yes, on payment of a fee a second perform a second tile operation,
but only one of the two tile operations may be an upgrade. You may not lay a tile and
upgrade it in the same turn.
1870 Yes, if both are yellow. Purchase of the MRBC by the MP or SSW can allow a
third tile to be laid.
18FL, 18MW Yes, if both are yellow.
1895 Yes, once an 8H train has been sold. Two yellow tiles only.
1898 Majors may do one tile lay or upgrade from each station marker until a 3
train, then one from each up to a limit of 2 until end of turn. But never more than one
tile change on same hex. Minors may do one tile lay or upgrade until a 4 train, then one
from each station marker until end of game.
18C2C Yes. Tiles are laid on a points basis. It is possible to lay up to
four yellow tiles in one turn.
18EU Yes, for a minor company in its first OR.
18GL Yes, for any company other than CONRAIL in its first OR.
18Mex Yes, for major companies only.
18TN Yes, if both are yellow. Ownership of private companies can allow additional
tiles to be laid.
18US Yes, for Systems. Land Grant companies can lay up to three yellow
tiles or lay two yellow tiles and upgrade one yellow tile to green if it can pay any
required costs from its treasury.
18West Yes, for public companies. Land Grant companies can lay or upgrade
up to three tiles.
2038 Yes, multiple exploration allowed.
Crisis No, except that a green tile must be laid alongside a yellow one if
available.
Steam Over Holland Yes, each round a company may lay two yellow tiles or
lay one yellow tile and upgrade one tile, which can be the tile just laid.
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