This is an archived version of the Trainiax homepage as it appeared in December 2009. Visit trainiax.net for the current page.

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Above: CN SD75I #5682 in London, ON, 2009-07-02. (Click to enlarge)

Welcome to Trainiax! In this site you'll find drawings, photos and recordings of trains—one of the world's most fascinating modes of transportation. All Aboard!

News

2009-12-01: A revamped Photos section has been a work in progress over the last few months. It has now been uploaded. Check it out!

2009-09-25 - New layout: For 10 years, the site has followed the same basic full-width layout and has been edited primarily using HTML WYSIWYG editors. I did not previously know to work with CSS and advanced HTML. Now I do, so for the first time the site is being edited using CSS and HTML code directly. Results: an all-new layout incorporating a left-side menu for the first time, along with uniform fonts and smaller page file size. Links to other site sections will lead to older versions of those pages until I am able to update them.

Check the What's New section for additional site updates.

About the Author

My name is Michael Eby, and I have been a lifelong railfan. You'll find more about me in the E-mail section. Any questions or comments, or reported problems with the site, are very much appreciated. Send anything to eby_michael@sympatico.ca.

About the Site

Trainiax has been online on various servers since 2000. Right from the beginning, it has incorporated a little bit of everything—train drawings, photos, sound recordings and information. Over the years it has grown from a very modest collection of images on pages with plain text to an archive of thousands of images spread over hundreds of pages. It has received very gradual updates in presentation and layout that ultimately led to the present CSS-based version.

The site name "Trainiax" arose out of a need for something more original than "Michael Eby's Train Homepage". It's derived from the plural of "trainiac", which is an expression I've sometimes used to describe railfans (such as myself).

Site Information Pages

Site Stats
Site access, browsers, files viewed etc. since November 2007

Website Building...
How I created this site

The drawings...
How the drawings evolved from simple beginnings

Trainspotting...
What I use for photographing, recording and keeping track of the trains I see

Copyright © Michael Eby 2009 - Last updated 2009-12-01