New Work for the Car Shop? 

love the caboose lol ... and the weeds along the track , gives it that shortline RR look !

Love the shot at 1:42, those weeds look so cool with the train like that.

Very cool caboose! Looks like Spring has taken over the Mill Brook.

this is so cool!!! Been watching for quite some time and never get tired of it. What an accomplishment!!! Also, thanks for sharing this with us, appreciate it very much!!!

Track crew needs to get to know, don't you think 😅

Lovely video work, made better with just the train and no people. The railway looks great with all the vegetation, although I'm guessing you might want to get rid of the stuff in the middle of the track. Keep up the good work. 😎

I like the van in toe looks good same paint scheme ( van is canadian for caboose)

Heh. When I saw the thumbnail the other day, I almost messaged you to see where you got the Rutland caboose.

Even hens chase it....

You can transform the tank car into a weed sprayer and spray the weeds on the tracks

You should get yourself some goats now to knock that field down some. 😊

neat caboose very close colors to the 70. what is it in for? good luck fixing it up Aaron.

Someone needs to get the MoW crew out and work on clearing the weeds. Maybe not MoW but MOW!

Your MOW crew need to get that ROW mowed before a bad wreck happens so you can avoid a bad derailment and get sued for causing property damage

Do you have track going all the way to the garage( shop) yet? To work on things and not have to lift and move them ....

Now in the Mill 4:31 brook car Shops .....ISN'T A POLICY ON MILLBROOK TO..........."FULLY TEST ALL REPAIRS ..."***** for six months. Where it states in "Millbrook RAILWAYS operations manuals. "All repairs to "..CABOOSES:....AND OTHER ROLLING STOCK" THAT MILLBROOK HAS TO COUPLE ALL ROLLING STOCK IN ONE LONG TRAIN "WITH THE REPAIR CABOOSE BEHIND.......(PLEASE INCLUDE..."FLASHING RED FREDDY.."")😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤...LOL😊

So cool to see Ossipee caboose...euh.. i mean MILB RR caboose back in service after years of idleness. Like that grassy branchline look. It doesn´t seem to interfere with trains. In fact it will cushion when something fed up of running decide to kiss ballast and ties... as long as it stays grass and not "bush" type of vegetation. Since you probably hadn´t time to play grass killing, you save time & money. I don´t think they´re will be a huge impact on ties life. Just be sure there´s NO poison ivy ! Every year i hunt them to see they´re back in 30 feet range next year. Only seedings of the year get killed. People will complaint about Round Up, well i found a stronger commercial grade. At 240 $ a jar, i´ll see results next year. In the meantime they get dark brown/black in less than 12 hours. For those than don´t know those beasts, they´re queen of embush and camouflage. The ramping type among stawberries, bush, i don´t have, and vines that climb on poles, trees among virginia creepers. Even if they play in light or dark green, dull or shiny, they roughly look like strawsberries and more like rasperries. Sometimes really hard to see who is who. Rasperries have spiked all along their stem, even tiny ones. Poison ivy have none. Last year i couldn´t search everywhere, too many grown trees fell on the ground. Without that yearly chase, some spot have car size this year ! It´s the ONLY vegetation i try to get rid off. Like too much nature but when they grown even against the house, thanks to birds poop, and having cats that go everywhere, i´m fed up like you have no idea. Last year i got it on ankles and lower legs and still have skin scars ! And i´m sure i wasn´t in contact with it. I never goes in tall grass without long scrutining while walking. Sorry for that long bla bla. They also like the forest frontier with grassy bushy field. Hope it will be useful. Thanks Aaron for that old time train when caboose marked the end.

How much does it cost to build one of the locomotives?

Cool! What are you having to repair on it? I'm thinking you need to make one of those for yourself! Looks really good behind the 70.