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Structure Notes for this site.

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You can help build this site!

This site is a Wiki, which means that it is the assembled work of a great many people. You can participate in helping this site become the best model railroading site on the web.

Once you are a registered user (and registering is easy, free, and fast,) YOU can add new pages or edit existing pages yourself.

Share your expertise with us. Write about the model railroading subjects that interest you most.

If you are so new to the hobby that you don't feel that you have anything to offer, you can also help us by making suggestions for the Frequently Asked Questions list (in the left column.)

If you've never used a Wiki before, open the Sandbox in the left column and play around a bit, to see what you can produce. The Wiki Basics and Tiki Wiki Features links in the upper left column provide help on how to use a Wiki.

The subject limit is model railroading, and real trains (prototypes) as they are relevant to model railroading. Anything under that umbrella is acceptable content.

(I do need to warn you than pornography, inappropriate language, or illegal material is prohibited, as is posting of copyrighted material without permission of the copyright holder.)