Hi, all,
I have just finished Trumpeter gondola, another wagon for my WWII German train dio. More about scratchbuilding its brake can be seen in another topic here or in detailed log at my website. More pictures can be found in my gallery:

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Any comments are much appreciated.
Libor

Another stunner Libor. The weathering of the wood is perfect ... just love it. How was the kit to build?

Yep ! Your detailing & wood weathering are Amazeing ! milvehfan

WOW!!!!!!!! that looks real.Very nice work.

Thank you, guys, for kind comments.
The kit was easy to build, Frank, good fitting and nice details, especially the wood sides and all the rivets and bolts.
Cheers
Libor

Looking good...looking good...keep up the good work...can't wait to see new products from your factroy...

Thank you, Stjepan, your nice comments are always appreciated. I hope to bring some real killer in near future
cheers
Libor

WOW!! That is awesome work !!. Your weathering is outstanding...I've never seen more realistic looking wood on a model. Congrats - that is really a piece to be proud of.


Cheers,
Mike

Thank you very much,Mike
Libor

Hi Libor,

A cracking finish to a really cool build. Excellent work and it shines through in the finish.

Brillient stuff.

Al

Well I'm working on it...actualy on two of them putted on a dio...but wip pictures will come in about week or two...i don't have time lately couse I work "double shift" soo i'm too tired when i come home, only weekends...but progress is making some...just be patient...

Nice work and fantastic detail with the brake!!! Also I like the wood-look!
Once I´ve planned to build this kit, and the WR360 loco.

So many plans... but noth enough space and money.

greetings...
Soeren

Thank you, Soeren, for kind comment. I know this well, tell me about it. So many things to do in the future maybe...
I am looking forward to see your progress, Stjepan, once you get over....
Cheers
Libor

Hi again,
a few days ago I was told by my friend, modeller, there should be some grab handles above the foot steps, and yes, he was right and I had absolutely forgoten these parts, which are not provided in kit anyway. Now it is fixed and flexible air hoses glued on as well.



Cheers
Libor