Building the Trumpeter 1/35 German WWII Gondola Rail car , plastic model train 

Love these subjects.

Another winner Andy. Thanks for being one of the few youtube modelers from the USA. I really wish the hobby was as big here as it is overseas. You are certainly doing your part to grow the hobby here.

This is going to look great. Classical music sets a much better mood.

If you wanna keep the wheels spinning without messing up the alignment, built the chassis upside down, built the floor plate first, glue on one of the side frames, slide in the axles, align the other side frame, and glue it to the floor plate, align and glue the braking rods; reinforce with the buffer beams. P/S: also a nice way to glue on the brake shoes is by using a wheel with some paper shims on both side, press on the brake shoes until they clamp tight, when you remove the shims, all the brake shoes should have an equal distance to the wheels

Currently working on the low-side version, and this video is helping a lot.

this model got through my firewall...

Hello Andy. A suggestion. The rims of the wheels, the tread, should be bright bare steel, since they roll over steel rail, both the treads and the top of the rail don't gather rust. Conversely, the sides of the rails and the sides of the wheels should be rusty. Neither the rail nor the wheels are ever painted and the bare steel rusts starting at day one. Great job on the rest of the cars.

Thanks for the kit and build review. I have the low sides gondola in my stash for a WWll build I am gathering up everything for. I also like the what to watch out for parts. Good series.

Nice, you brought back the classical music :D

Great build tips Andy.

Star trek theme song !

VERY COOL ! Your Video has been a big help with the painting as I am currently starting on the Dragon Railcar.

This is looking superb. I can't wait to see the diorama for this piece, it must be huge!

You make it look so easy, Awesome work you are a true artist.

It came out great Andy, I'll be by the shop tomorrow, see you then!Joe

looking great again Andy sweet now I cnt wait to see the dio on this project

excellent

seriously...i like this diorama how is going....!! cannot wait the next video

NICE music !

felicidades amigo aprendo mucho de ti gracias por el video------

Nice work Andy. coming together nicely.

I really need to buy a new model. Just to try that new technique, with the white paint! never tried that before, but the result looks great!

Great video , enjoyed it very much, now i am interested to buy this kit.

love your builds like this, where you do multiple set for 1 diorama I love I think you should do it more

Thanks for the video as I've been wondering what it looked like built. Just wish Trumpeter would do the same for U.S. boxcars/locomotives.

Awesome build! Looks really nice!

Really liking this series of builds keep up the great work

Nice work Andy))

hey Andy! please build the Locomotive!

nice work+)

cool

Looking awesome Andy!!!! Thanks for all the techniques and tips. Time to invest in some additional NATO black as it appears u spray that first on EVERYTHING HAHAHAHA

It is magnificent, dilute you the grey a lot having painted in black and white?

Awesome videos you do !!

please make a full train. these models are amazing. are you adding a locomotive. you should build the BR with smoke deflectors and the small switcher

What kind of 3 d printer are you using for creating these accurate and tiny plastic parts?

Andy! Are you going to make the brake hoses out of rubber tube so that they can be coupled together ( remove the molded plastic pieces and substitute some flexible, black rubber tubing )? You made the couplers as working parts so the brake lines could be as well. ;o) Super nice attention to detail you have going on this one!

Is there anyway you can compare the wheels to g scale/1 gauge? I want to know how much modification will be necessary to make these run on g scale track ( are the wheels too wide for the track or too narrow?)

Hi Andy, what locomotive will you be building for the diorama. keep up the excellent videos.

Hi! What model kit can you recommend for a beginner? I really want to build one of these and what materials should I get? Thanks!

Do you use primers and if not why not and wow nice model.

On the rail car with the truck on have you thought about putting oil stains where it could of leaked out of the vehicle

Did You finish the build up of your diorama ? He should be Nice

Andy, after watching your videos on the diorama, I decided to get the Dragon 1:35 German Railway Flatbed Typ Ommr 2 Axle w MG Crew Plastic Kit #6085. The problem is there are no rail tracks with the kit. Do you know where I can get a set to mount the model after I have finished it? Enjoy your channel and hints. Thanks for the help.

The painting is great .nice work. I like the colors that were used do you use tamiya paints?

can't wait to see this dio. One quick question, I've seen how you thin your paints. Will that work on the Tamiya clear colors as well or should I just spray from the bottle?

Andy I notice that you are talking during spray painting. Do you not wear a mask when you airbrush? Just curious as I thought the fumes can be dangerous. Keep up the great videos!

13.40 was that a customer in your shop? Do you spray with customers in? Lol. Great vid.

hi, what pressure do you spray. great work by the way. greetings maurice

What is the music?

Can you list the colours you used ??

Quite strange fact is that these wagons, flat & gondola, look outspanned, about 1/30 scale or even more, just compare the size of wooden planks , wheels, bumpers and hooks with vehicles: the Blitz and artillery seems a Morris Ten pickup, the light tank instead seems rather 1/48 scale . The building also seems conducted in reverse, would it not be better to paint separately frame, axles wheels? Wouldn’t it be better to leave bumpers and hook for last and glue them already painted? Moreover why a coat of black “primer” before a pale gray and wood brown & Grau? It’s ok maybe as a preshading on the “shadowed” parts like the interior corners but is a contradiction, if your aim is to damp the light color it just can be made with a dark wash if necessary, it’s absurd to cover a black primed surface with lighter colors. By converse it seems loufouque to blacken an already camouflaged truck...I agree a modeler is not Edward Hopper, but...17:31 subliminal message ? the bottle is visible 1/100 of a second. 17:46 we see only the hairy wrist, not the work of hairy stick...

Hi Andy, Thanks for great videos. Is there any chance you present BR 52 german steam loco ?

Unfortunately this model is absolute fantasy. Nothing in common with reality, at least nothing with DR Om car. Bumpers and hooks way too thick, pressure hoses in strange angle, no proper underframe, labeling way too large and completely unrealistic. But you've made the best out of it, I like the video.

An original diorama,when finish?....

When's the next video coming

Second and i do kinda miss the jazz

First :D