DSP&P Waycar from RAILROADS ONLINE still exists as the C&S Bobber Caboose! 

The game is cool, but seeing the real life equipment its based off of? Priceless.

These little narrow gauge “cabeese” are definitely adorable compared to the larger ones. (The thing I always love is the amenities and work space. It’s like a literal step back in time)

Its so cool seeing all the old creative things they would put into the different railroad equipment

I love the RO series and the fact you showed us the 1009 from the game 🙏🏻 I'm just happy to have the opportunity to follow all of this.

Interesting to see what those pieces of rolling stock are like IRL. I guess back in the day the conductor's liqueur stash was imbibed when an engineer 'gave it the beans'!!!

Once again an amazing overview! I had the opportunity to ride in the caboose while visiting the Nevada Northern a few years back, and it was absolutely amazing! Thank you for continuing to share these historic pieces with us.

Thanks for this tour of the bobber caboose, especially because it showed the interior. My HO scale shops did the reverse and removed the cupola from a bobber to make it a transfer caboose. Since my railroad uses diesels, I also had to install a coal storage bin outside the enginehouse to supply the caboose's stove. Cheers from Wisconsin!

Watching your videos makes me want to volunteer at my local Heritage Railway. I live in New Zealand so it’s all narrow gauge here and a lot of history is preserved or assets saved for preservation

That car certainly looks cozy, I can Imagine sitting there In the winter, all nice and toasty with the coal stove running, looking out the cupola as you ran past all those snow covered trees, thinking about your family. as went on your way to pick up a train that somehow got stuck near lizard peak

it's funny how anything old is so fascinating and watching/listening to ppl who work at a museum always delivers the feeling of anything old is a lot of fun. i.e. playing red dead redemption and see all the beautiful scenerie, ride the old trains and fall in love with all the details, then watch hyce talking about having fun at the museum ... and then u remember all the grim things you did in rdr2 while sitting in that beautiful old train listening to the engine chonking away :D weird how the mind mends the fabric of reality to what you want to see

You should do more of these "You saw it in Railroads online now here it is in real life" videos in the Future

3:20 ah yes, the pee cup and beans compartments.

Hyce, your channel remains one of the best on RU-vid! You always bring forth a fascinating introspective on the railway industry and distinguish yourself from other RU-vidrs with your engaging personality and comedic insight on the industry many of us love: the Great American Railroad

My first experience with a Narrow Gauge caboose was my recent visit to Durango and Silverton as they have one parked inside their roundhouse Museum, and it really does feel like a caboose made for children, it's funny how small everything is

I have been in the cupola of 18CE on a Steamrail tour, and that was really fun. Sitting up high, 90kp/h right behind 2 steam locomotives is really a special experience!

Neat! Waaay back in, like, 2009, I sat in the coupola of the NYOW 8146, 1883 bobber that was basically the standard gauge version of this. I’ve always loved bobbers, they are so cute & cozy. But I do remember thinking it was a bit cramped at the time, and the coupola seemed to be a precarious perch. The caboose was originally preserved by Trolleyville, I visited it at the short lived Lakeshore Electric Ry museum that was just a warehouse on the docks in Cleveland, where the collection awaited sale. Everything went it’s separate ways, the caboose is now at the Connecticut Trolley Museum. A lot of the collection went to NORM, the Northern Ohio Railway Museum... I need to get out there some day.

It's fun at the Cog Railway because our large snowblower locomotive is a bobber, it only has 2 axles and you get bumped around a lot when driving.

I rode in a caboose very much like that. It was VERY fun for me! About two or three decades ago now! I LOVE these kinds of videos! Please keep them coming.

where i live, theres a junkyard about 1/2 to 3/4 of a block away and in the 2nd storage yard, there was 1 thing in it: a caboose on a flatbed truck trailer. it sat there for fuck knows how long and one day when i was a kid it disappeared. supposedly to the cutting torch but i hope someone bought it and is now using it as a cute lil shack, although its unlikely

I have just rewatched (8 months later) the downhill caboose race on Kan's >:D thing's decked out, you could totally live in one ^^

I haven't seen a Caboose in years. Nice to see one again; thanks folks. I have never seen inside one either.

So cool so see some RRO equipment in actual footage. I also saw short videos of a Climax engine that's on stationary display and a working Porter 0-4-0 the other day, awesome stuff!

It's so adorable! Cute little bobber

Never knew this. I wonder if we’ll be able to get a way-car with a cupola in Railroads Online.

Thanks Mark for sharing an inside look. Great accessories and all that especially liked the stove and sink. Being less than average height I think I might just clear the door header! 😂

a few months back i was visiting family in Denver and stopped into the museum with my dad, loved the place. i didn't know about your channel at the time unfortunately.

This would make a great tiny house conversion.

I swear, the last 5-10 seconds of your credits has the harmonic playing the intro to Kenny Roger's "Just Dropped In (to see what conditions my condition was in)"

Wow. It is like a boat on the inside.

The last time I sat in that caboose, it was 1983, nice old caboose, or as C&S would call it, a "waycar"!

I'm glad to see them worling on 1009.

Like in game everything feels smaller even when it is to scale, but when it's IRL you can see the size as it is and most of the times it's big

Love your videos! They’re the perfect length and not overburdened with details! So cool! We used to fight amongst ourselves as kids to sit in Coppola at Edaville Railroad every year! Hopefully I’ll get there soon!

This was an awesome video. I love to see the caboose back in the older days how they worked, an operated, the living conditions and things that they would do on a day-to-day basis and that compares to the caboose today, which aren't used nearly as much. Thanks you for the info and and the walk through. I thoroughly enjoyed that!

Awesome to see and tour a part of a game in real life and definitely been enjoying the RO series and learning alot about the history and mechanics of steam locomotives.

Hyce the Cupola looks like something the pope would use in his pope mobile

Wow so cool to see that in real life 😃 I was watching all the new episodes on the plane home from turkey and the time was flying by ✈️

Thank you for making a video on the caboose and love the videos keep up the good work.

One thing I always wondered about on the old trains: Toilets. Did they have an outhouse on a different car, or a bucket with a lid stashed in the caboose? (I know, wilderness trains, 1800s... any time you stop, grab a shovel! 💩)

I never though i would get this hyped to check out train related vids. I literally knew nothing about trains b4 finding ur channel through kAN's "RO! w/ the devs vids" some months ago and Derail Valley. All i know about it now its thanks to Professor Hyce that teachs us with BOOMS & BANGS and actually showing us the real deal instead of w/ lame ass presentations w/ stock google pics. Also, can we get a homemade pizza vid with Hyce? Since the day u cooked it on the 491 and everyone loved it im craving the recepie.

That is absolutely awesome :)

Thank you that was fun , (first run to coal mine today just fin the track)

Would you happen to know why one side of the cupola has an X over the window while the other side doesn't? Looks like it's being used for support, but I'm not sure why it's set up that way.

That was cool! Wish I had a bobber caboose in my backyard haha

Please post a video of the finished restoration! This little traincart looks so cozy!

I love this car. Btw I'm getting railroads online probably tomorrow. Look forward to maybe being able to drive on y'all's railroad if y'all decide to do something like that

Australian and I think Brittish brake vans had, instead of copulas mirrored windows out the side so the brake man could just look sideways out the window and also see to the front and back! It's pretty cool but I do think copulas are more exiting and eye-catching. It's always fun to see a comparison between video games and real life counterparts, especially if you've never seen the thing in real life before!

Thank you for showing this. ^^ And i think people in those days was also a bit shorter, than today.

I do not think comfort in ride was one of the considerations they had when making them. Looks just like the one in the game except the copula and conductors desk. At least it had heat and a place to make coffee. You have a cool job.

I have got to come out there and go over that thing with a tape measure and camera. Planning to build one standard gauge without the cupola (so like as built and what's in RR Online.) So I can move it easily on a trailer. At least I can make it a little bigger as I am 6'3" and it will be standard gauge.

That looks awesome!

That's nice. A caboose like the one in the game. Keep up El worko,it turned winter in the Midwest lows like 20s Anyhoo I seen Cass's Shays pretty slow but Torque! Monsters🚂 🚂🚂🚂🚂We named our van Betsy after the porter tanks in ROL keep up the great work ,you do so well 4A 1/4 of a Ideot🦧✌️🦓🐄🐖. Sheep's=🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑🐑

Bobber, Crummy, Waycar, Caboose, whatever ya call em, they’re cool little things! Is she gonna be pulled for any events or anything after restoration work? Aside from the rough ride, a cabin ride round the loop sounds like a lot of fun!

That thumbnail is so well done

Wow, that’s super neat!

Looks very nice!

we need irl cabeese racing

Loved this!

nice to see DSP&P waycar survives but its a shame none of there Mason Bogies survived, one example of there bogies is the 2-8-6T

Bob the Bobbing Bobber

Even if the caboose is under repair, it look like a toy and I love it.

at 5:40 who else can imagine u at the back of the train as its chugging along

this is the first time i see your irl face, and i did not imagine you looking this cool

That's really neat. I'm glad the RO is back.

Lol our favorite dork 😆

Cool little demo, show us more please!

Cabooses I thought it was Cabees

If i were filthy rich, i'd get a nice private caboose and get it hooked up behind a train to travel the land like that.

I want one for a little house . awesome tour .love the videos.edicational and entering 👍

I know where a caboose sits in Ontario Canada. Been sitting there since my childhood

While the bobber caboose doesn't ride as nicely as a regular caboose, there's a charming aspect to its look.

Neat video Hyce! I saw a red caboose outside that looks quite a bit bigger. Is that standard gauge? Would love to see that in a future video :)

Looks cozy I want one

One thing that I made for the HO Scale Division of the Whiskey River Ry is a bay window bobber. Why? Because. It's on the WRRy FB page.

I hope Kan doesn't make u crash in real life Hyce

Would be cool if Kumea and the guys added the C&S bobber to the rollingstock roster as an upgrade path for the cars.

I miss cabooses.

Hey Mark great video hey can you do a video on a modern D&RW caboos? Hey I was going to ask you if I ever make it up the CRRM could I meet you I would really like to do that and maybe see either one of the steam engines run? Thanks man your friend Jeff aka NW611J.

😮😮😮 nice

cabooses are cool

Hello. This is so cool. I fell asleep early this morning,my dog peanut. A Datsun fell asleep on my phone! I feel stupid🤬🤬🦃🐑🐏🚂🚂You kick butt on your videos. Peace son🐑🐏™️

In its current state, the frame is supported by coil springs over the journals, yet there's a 1935 photo of this caboose in Leadville (Google image search) clearly equipped with much easier riding leaf springs. Why is this, or were the coil springs a workaround due to all the frame hardware and equipment missing?

Do modern cabeese have toilets as well? If locomotives have them (like mentioned in one of the Jeopardy videos), surely cabeese have them too.. Also in case of bobbers, "Make sure you maintain 3 points of contact when riding in the cupola." 😁

I need to get railroad online. But at the same time I need to get a new computer

Geek video, yay!

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Do you have a D&RGW Long Caboose at the museum? Can't remember if I saw one when I was there, but it would be cool to see the inside of that to compare to the smaller one.

Hey hi hello

If the railroad musam had a public crossing could you still use that cabbouse on your trains? Also I love the music you have at the end of your videos!! Is it available anywhere for download??

i love the song you play at the end of the videos!! what song is it

hyce how would brake men climb on top of cars to apply breaks that way?

Left knee, right knee and nose tip do count as descending with three-point-contact, don't they?

Could you please share more about that lead-asbestos throttle packing you mentioned in yesterday's video?

Noice

Hyce speaking of mow, in case you know what kind of rail do you use at the museum.

Is it on purpose that two windows are missing and one on the other side has some sort of suppoert over it? I mean are the windows out for visibility? And why the hell does that window (4:24) have an X over it? oh and why am i in the traincrew? (not that im complaining.)

Guys! Railroads Online! Became so popular, they put it in real life!!!

You guys need to get that wooden caboose from old Colorado city before the homeless people destroy it

I know this isnt a question about the bobber caboose but watching you play Railraods online you talked about a way to calculate the max load you can take up a hill. Could you or someone explain how to do that math?

Not anymore. (Well not officially)