The Second N Scale Gondola Seen In Amsterdam Westport with Coal Loads & Plastic Static Wheels

On one of my bike rides through Amsterdam via the Amsterdam Westpoort Freight Terminal I came across these two gondolas sitting on a siding. They were similar but different and I decided to model both of the pair. They are designed for a FDM 3D printer and use Micro-Trains medium shanked couplers. Included are more than 30 versions of coal loads between the 40' and 65' versions. To use a kid's toy or static model I made a NW2 Locomootive and a set of 3D printed "wheels" with a one piece articulated hinged which does come apart and back together. Just not sure how many times...
Use these Gondolas as a N scale model train or as a static display model or as a kid's toy with the included NW2 Locomotive and printed "wheels".
Get the STL's on Cults here: cults3d.com/en...

[@michaelbujaki2462]

This is really cool. And the neat thing is that once we buy the STL we can make as many as we want.

[@handlaidtracksand3dprinted922]

Thanks so much! As if that wasn't enough, I made a free to try my stuff out Gondola with a set of kids printed "wheels" to use it as a basic toy train or N scale model train. With a NW2 locomotive since every train needs a loco! cults3d.com/en/creations/free-40-65-n-scale-ore-gondola-for-micro-trains-couplers-a-dozen-plus-diffe