• Company charters - these are card mats that group together the assets of a company.  I have made these as small as I can, to save space on the playing table: they have just enough space for the cash, trains and markers.  Each charter also displays one table that summarises the game phases and another that shows values of multiple shares in the company.  Each charter also includes a set of markers, which replace the plastic counters that come with the game.

• Share certificates - these are the same as those supplied with the game, except that they match the colours of the company charters above.  Also, they are all the same size - in my copies of the game, the share certificates provided with Unit 1 were larger than those in Units 2 and 3.

• Share Price Indices - These include a table that shows how much the share price should increase for a given income, so that you don't have to work it out in your head.  They also include a colour-coded track for recording the current round.   (Both these ideas originated with Chris Lawson).

• Miscellaneous Components - I use a simple piece of A4 card as a space for unsold trains and for the bank pool.  I also produced some small tables to show the effects of phase transitions, which are just expanded versions of the tables on each company charter.

I don't claim any expertise in graphic design.  If anyone is interested in producing more sophisticated versions of these components, please get in touch.