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whistlevale

A free generative demo — play it in your browser, no install. A miniature railway house anyone can build in. Claim an exhibition bay and add your own scene — open, dependency-free, custom WebGL 2.

by @nickfromlater · nickfromlater/whistlevale on GitHubLANG JavaScriptHOSTED ON WHISTLEVALE.COMUPDATED 9 Sep 2026

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A model railway exhibit that anyone can contribute to.

Model railway clubs have built exhibits this way for a century. Nobody makes the whole layout. Each person builds one scene to a shared standard, brings it along, and the exhibition is whatever everyone brought that year.

Whistlevale is that exhibit, permanently open and running in a browser. The trains are already circling and the galleries are already lit. The empty display bays are the point: take one, make something for it, and it stands in the hall under a plaque carrying the credit you chose.

You do not need to know this codebase.

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