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The terminal wheel of a gondola lift, 3x3. The haul rope wraps around it and runs to a second bullwheel of the same size; its strands run 3 blocks apart.
The floor of a gondola. Build the cabin on it, directly under the haul rope.
The clamp at the top of a gondola's hanger. Place it right below the rope; its jaws close around the rope when the gondola is assembled.
A 5x5 bullwheel for bigger cabins: its strands run 5 blocks apart, so cabins up to 5 wide pass each other (4 wide past posts). Rope it to another Large Bullwheel.
Steel wire rope that loops between two Bullwheels and carries the gondolas.
A 7x7 bullwheel for the largest cabins: its strands run 7 blocks apart, so cabins up to 7 wide pass each other (6 wide past posts). Rope it to another Huge Bullwheel.
Head of a line tower. Put it on a tower and click it with Haul Rope between the two bullwheels: the rope runs over its sheaves and the line can turn here, up to 150°.
A painted cabin body panel in red livery with a brass belt line. Tiles into walls like a Create casing. Eight panels around a dye are repainted.
A painted cabin body panel in blue livery with a brass belt line. Tiles into walls like a Create casing. Eight panels around a dye are repainted.
A painted cabin body panel in yellow livery with a brass belt line. Tiles into walls like a Create casing. Eight panels around a dye are repainted.
A painted cabin body panel in white livery with a brass belt line. Tiles into walls like a Create casing. Eight panels around a dye are repainted.
A large framed cabin window. Side by side or stacked, windows join into one glazed band.
A thin red cabin body panel that joins its neighbours like a glass pane, for slimmer cabin walls. Eight around a dye are repainted.
A thin blue cabin body panel that joins its neighbours like a glass pane, for slimmer cabin walls. Eight around a dye are repainted.
A thin yellow cabin body panel that joins its neighbours like a glass pane, for slimmer cabin walls. Eight around a dye are repainted.
A thin white cabin body panel that joins its neighbours like a glass pane, for slimmer cabin walls. Eight around a dye are repainted.
A thin cabin window that joins its neighbours like a glass pane, for slimmer cabin walls.
A cabin's sliding door; its track faces outwards, towards you when placed. Stack two: the upper one becomes the glazed top of the door. It opens by itself next to a Station Platform Edge at floor level, also on a moving gondola, and closes again when it leaves.
Flat roof sheet for the top of a cabin, a slab. Finish its border with Gondola Roof Edges.
The rounded rim of a cabin roof; the round side faces you when placed. At the end of a row, where the roof stops, an edge rounds the corner by itself.
A steel hanger strut between the cabin roof and the Cable Grip. On a slab-high roof it reaches down onto it; placed against a wall it lies flat, for the arm of a bent hanger.
An enamel cabin number for the outside of a gondola. Two side by side count to 99.
A padded bench for gondola cabins. Benches side by side form one long bench.
A brass grab bar for cabin walls.
A ceiling rail with a strap for standing passengers. Straps in a row share one rail.
A flat light panel that gives off full light.
A thin ribbed rubber mat for the cabin floor.
An information panel showing the line from the valley station up to the summit.
Concrete floor slabs for gondola stations. Lay the platform level with the Gondola Base floors: blocks beside a cabin's floor stay behind when it departs.
The boarding edge of a platform: a steel nosing, a yellow tactile strip and a hazard band facing the gondolas. Placed with the edge away from you.
A steel railing with a wooden handrail along one side of the block, placed on the side facing away from you. Too high to jump over.
A standing-seam roof sheet on a steel beam, half a block high. Goes to the top of the block when placed against a ceiling or the upper half of a side; the beam runs the way you face.
A brass-framed enamel sign with a gondola pictogram. Hangs on the wall you place it against.
A brass pendant lamp that gives full light. Hangs from the block above, even a roof panel or slab in its top half, or stands on the floor, like a lantern, and travels along when it hangs inside a gondola.
A row of rubber tyres on a steel frame, half a block high: in real terminals they slow down the detached cabins and speed them up again. Lay them in a line along the rope.
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