A quick look at 1861/1867

In this instructional video, I show off Grand Trunk Games edition of 1861/1867. Two games in one box. I also discuss how to sort and apply the stickers to the station tokens. Demonstrate the tile trays and show a modification I made.

[@robbla5665]

Thank you Joe por the video. and great job with sort of tokens

[@18xxtraining625]

Thank you for watching. I am glad it helped.

[@chnadeau1]

Thank You for this video. Your sticker guide was exactly what I needed. Once I saw the lineup it became obvious.

[@18xxtraining625]

Thank you for watching, be sure to have notification bell selected for future videos. Comments like these are why I make these videos.

[@tommessig2060]

i picked this one up just for the production value. i have plenty of other 18xx, but this one looks great.

[@18xxtraining625]

Thank you for watching. I am glad you are enjoying 18xx, I too think 1861/1867 is a good value.

[@russsandbags1967]

Thanks for the token layout, just putting mine on now and yours was a great reference

[@18xxtraining625]

My pleasure, I am glad this helped.

[@hawkeye2450]

Thanks for the preview, Joe; very helpful.

[@18xxtraining625]

You are welcome. Thanks for the comment nice to see it is helping someone

[@hamid842]

I like the white boxes that you use to sort the tokens and shares; can you share where you got them from?

[@josephleone8181]

thankyou for watching. i normally buy them at the local walmart, to help others find them, i put a link to them in the description of my latest video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXy1mWmip5mni7s

[@mattimalinen]

Backround music is totally unnecessary and disturbing. Its harder to listen what you are saying.

[@18xxtraining625]

Thank you for watching, I fixed it on later videos.