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66ft Mill Gondola
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Scenario: USA
Vehicle: Wagon
Tags: vehicle, gondola
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10 Mar, 2020 @ 6:56am
17 May, 2021 @ 7:21am
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66ft Mill Gondola

Description
One of the most versatile freight cars is now also available in TPF2. Although they were used much more in the past, they are still found in a wide variety of applications today. Especially in construction trains and the transport of scrap metal, they are indispensable thanks to their resilience.

Features:
- 3 Lod's
- Aging
- Support for custom colors
- Assets
- End Of Train Device
- Includes reversible and non reversible variants

Technical specifications:
- Maximum speed: 80 mph / 129 km/h
- Capacity: 18 coal/stone/slag/steel/planks/logs/construction material
- Availability: from 1970

This mod uses VacuumTube's ParamBuilder.

Download for non-workshop users:
https://www.transportfever.net/filebase/index.php?entry/5204-66ft-mill-gondola/

Disclaimer:
Please contact me, if you want to use files of this modification.
Uploading this modification in whole or in part on other sites is prohibited.
I accept no responsibility for damages to software and hardware.
4 Comments
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ChuckinCruse 31 May, 2022 @ 6:54pm 
iwant try this mod i will take the risk
BounceGenesisUK 17 Aug, 2021 @ 3:29am 
can i re skin these please
dondeloro100 4 Jul, 2020 @ 10:18am 
Ist der mod für TpF oder für TpF2?
Kellykeli 2 Apr, 2020 @ 6:18am 
Can you adjust it so it could also carry grain? I mean, it seems like it should be able to, especially if it could carry coal, stone, and slag, right?