Lionel Gondolas O gauge
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Uploaded by railroadvideo on Apr 8, 2008
Spent the day making a string of cheap old Lionel gondolas into a garbage/scrap train.
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Very nice layout indeed! I used to be in O gauge, but I didn't like the level of detailing. This proved me wrong!
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Very nice!!!
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how did u make the sides look like they were dented
trainguy7724 2 years ago
Thanks for checking out the video. To make the car damage I used a heat gun and a screwdriver. Both ends of the screwdriver are useful in making the dents, bends, and bulges. Be careful not to let the plastic get to hot. A little heat, then a little pressing. Repeat until you have the look you want.
railroadvideo 2 years ago