I had forgotten how much effort it was to get Bindle Rails out the door.  A fellow BGG'er made a request for one and I had forgotten how to make it.  I'm still not convinced I got it right.

The good news is, the recent request for Bindle Rails made it possible for prototypes of Open Rails to be shipped and made.  It's amazing to think that I can be soliciting publishers across the Atlantic, having artwork potentially being done by a guy in Scandinavia with playtesters in France, California, Washington, Maryland and New York.  I can run down the road 20 minutes and get materials to construct my own board games.  Considering how board games used to be produced, the ability to work with others and reach to others without major expense doesn't cease to amaze me.

Anyhow, playtest kits are going out this week and I'm looking forward to hearing from other play groups.  We'll see what needs done.  If the game isn't picked up by a publisher, I will go rogue and make it available here.