How-To: Building A Thrall Gondola | 7.5" Gauge

[@scottleidenberger4401]

Great build video. That car looks awesome.

[@wolfgangpfeilergartenbahnd6530]

Great work and a very beautiful Gondola. Best regards from Germany

[@DarrenS-zp3os]

Great video, some good tips for applying the graphics too.

[@1Nanerz]

Phenomenal build vid. Thank you

[@zenontrainstrucks9433]

Great video! I wish I had the stuff to build this.

[@Nderak]

that gon looks sick

[@vettebecker1]

Awesome project ❤❤

[@TheStickCollector]

Now i can actually make my own one now. This could hopefully be a good tutorial project, although probably not. At least this is definitely easier than an entire engine.

[@stangnutlx]

those are huge!

[@CraigLYoung]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@robbfisher2876]

This is awesome!

[@conrailfan6277]

Very nice build, wow!! The only problem I see is it's not a Conrail car!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sky173]

This is awesome. My dad would have loved to got into this hobby. I'm curious how wide the tracks are? What about suspension parts? Where do you get the engines from? Is this something I could put around my 12 acres? I have so many questions! Thanks for sharing.

[@b0rd3n]

i re don't get when and WHY welds became something to 'Hide'.

[@williamgottlieb8723]

If anyone intends to "build along" with their own Thrall Gondola kit as they watch this video, I suggest they play it in 0.25 speed.

[@jimhammer2012]

You could haul a load of coal in it with no problem!

[@r.ccustomtruckingsydneyaus4632]

for a kit the hole for brake lines should have been dun in cnc machine . i wouldnt buy this kit a kit means a kit alreasdydrilled tapped lines set out already for placement stupid kit

[@TheSteamChannel]

A rough kit means stock materials that you assemble - the material is waterjet cut that is it. There is no CNC machining. If you aren’t capable of drilling a few holes, the rest of the assembly is probably beyond your capabilities as well. Not every builder puts brakes on the car either.