Digital Rails



DigitalRails currently owns and operates the following websites:


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DigitalRails started out started selling utilities and routes for Microsoft Train Simulator and OpenRails in 2015, with a goal of making sure proceeds after expenses were directed towards railroad preservation. Today, most DigitalRails products are now available at Trainsim.comvia its store and file library. Paid membership or proof of prior purchase may be required to gain access to the files. Preservation and historical organizations such as the Illinois Railway Museum and CNW Historical Society have benefitted from the proceeds of those sales, as have several operators of non-commercial websites supporting the train simulation community, some of whom are now privately hosted by DigitalRails.