[center][b]THE TRAIN[/b]

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From the front moving to the back, we have:


[hider=Locomotive and Coal Car]
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A coal-burning Baldwin locomotive and a car containing coal. Manned by an engineer and a fireman.
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[hider=Second Class]

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For those who value their money more than their comfort, these two cars are perfect. Hard seats, no sleeping accommodations, no access to the dining car- you have to eat whatever you brought on board yourself.
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[hider=First Class]

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Much pricier than Second Class, but also much more comfortable, luxurious even. These two cars have a little more privacy and semi-private berths/[/hider] 

[hider=Dining and Lounge]

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A fully-stocked bar and sit-down service with a varied menu and professional cooks. Only avaliable to First Class passengers.
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[hider=Galley and Storage]
Pretty unremarkable car used for cooking, washing, and storage. Pantry and wine cellar are here.
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[hider=Troop Car]

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Twenty soldiers of the 5th Cavalry ride here, their job being solely to protect the gold shipment.
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[hider=Mail Car]
Four steel safes with combination locks hold a combined 3620 pounds of gold, valued at one million dollars (that's 28.5 million in 2016 dollars, by the way). There is always at least three armed men on guard.
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[hider=Baggage Car]

All the luggage not needed by passengers for the long trip is stored here.
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[hider=Caboose]

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A bare car with a few bunks and a small cookstove for the train's crew when they're off-duty. Legally, there is always someone on duty back here.
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