Building Our Shop Lead: Start to Finish
Watch as we build the new shop lead at the Mill Brook Railroad — start to finish. What began as a temporary spur is now a permanent track, complete with proper roadbed, drainage, ballast, and relay rail. In this video you’ll see: Digging and shaping the roadbed Installing drainage pipe and fabric Laying ballast and relay rail Swapping rotten ties Tamping and leveling with the Tampinator Final ballast regulation for a smooth finish By the end, the shop lead is ready for service and ready to bring projects in and out of the shop. And a big thank you goes out to @ErskineTramwayfor the donation of the gauge extension cord we used in this video! Check out his Erskine Tramway at / @erskinetramway 👍 Like, share, and subscribe if you enjoy track-building content. 🔗 Support the railroad and get behind-the-scenes updates on Patreon: patreon.com/millbrookrailroad

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