Steam Engine Deluxe Edition Storage and Setup Includes Cat Engine Steam Power DELUXE EDITION

Please carefully read the subsequent instructions before printing and installing. Because the Tuozhu Slicing software has a disk limit, the number of parts that need to be reprinted is already marked in the software, and the instructions are also provided in detail.

(Includes CatCat Engine DLC)

The design inspiration for this game comes from the Chinese version being introduced by my friend "Dou Dad," who personally translated it, giving me a rare experience of reading the rules as if appreciating a literary work. Additionally, this game has a strong design concept, especially the "Deluxe Edition." Except for the outer box, all tokens are plastic parts, and the map is a silk scarf, giving it a very premium feel. However, the problem is that game setup and gameplay consume a lot of time, and the "ding-ling" buttons inside the box are very messy. Therefore, the design during storage and setup was specially made for this game.
PS: Only for the [Deluxe Edition]; many accessories differ for the sales version.

Box Layout As above, the two long boxes on the left are "Player Personal Storage Boxes" (including resource boxes), and the two square boxes on the right are public resource boxes. The two central boxes serve as both map scarf storage boxes and stable support for the entire box.

When taking them out, first take out 2 [Map Storage Boxes] (reverse when storing, put them in last)

Next, let's look at the 【Common Resource Box】. The accessories of both columns are labeled with 【Alphabetical Serial Number】 on the side for easy identification and storage. They are divided into A pillar box and B pillar.

A-pillar cover (A1), city sheet + cat sheet and partial track plate (A2), partition plate (A3), track plate bottom box (A4)

The B pillar is the cover (B), the task board storage box (B1), and the coin storage box (B2).

Mission card storage has a mechanism concept, divided into 8 gates, which can be combined with dice to fairly draw mission cards.

Next is the [Player Personal Box Zone]

Green, black, blue, yellow, and red are 5 [Player Storage Boxes] respectively. The storage method is shown in the image above: 5 sets of C1-C4, 5 sets in total. 3 sets on the right pillar, 2 sets above the other pillar. Below are 5 [Task Display Boards] D1 + [Resource Storage Boxes] D2 & D3

The image above shows the resource storage box at the very bottom of one of the pillars (D2+D3).

When unfolded, as shown above: 2 top covers (C), 5 [Player Personal Storage Boxes] C1-C4, 5 [Personal Task Display Boards] D1 on the right, resource boxes on the left D2+D3

During the game, each individual player sets up the layout as follows

On the left, D1 is the task display panel (completed tasks), in the middle is the personal train and currency storage C2, and on the right is the building storage and personal task listing slot C4 (not visible to other players).

C1 and C3 have two center support frames with different thicknesses, so don't get the order wrong.

PS。 TIPS。

Player's Room—I'm not sure if it's a problem with my version, but there are a lot. Almost half have untrimmed extra edges that need to be removed, otherwise they can't be stored properly.

For white ones, draw one each, X1.
The green one means hitting 2, x2

The red ones are 'Player Personal', so you need to fight 5 each, X5

Please change the color yourself; it is recommended to print all white first.
Then print 5 personal boxes of a certain color, change the color, and print 5 of another player's.

TIP2
Note that the outer ring and center of some components have support; remember to remove them