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It might seem easy at the very start, but you have to take care of normal trains, longer trains (that don't fit in most junctions), faster and longer trains, and even faster trains (that have tip top priority).
At the start you will have to create a plan and understand where to make trains cross and overtake each other. After a while you will get the hang of it and it will become more of a marathon.
Eight hours might seem a lot, but if your foot is broken, you won't have this problem.