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There are numerous publications about this subject.
One that I would recommend is "Mine and Mill Modeling" by Morgan Griffiths, published by Paradise Publishers in 1996
Then there were articles about this in past issues of Shortline & Narrow Gauge Gazette.
There was a 14-part series from the...
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Trainnut,
Here are those RPP instruction sheets that you wanted.
Dan
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Yes, I have them. Just need to scan and sent them to you.
Dan
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I have a 3-ring binder that is full of instruction sheets from previous projects. :D
Dan
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Here is a copy of the instructions.
Dan
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You could always use a pair of these Walthers double track bridges
https://www.walthers.com/modernized-double-track-railroad-truss-bridge-kit-15-x-5-x-4-1-2-38-1-x-12-7-x-11-4cm
or one these...
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Looks like it's time to invest in a Mascot scale ruler. Which, in my humble opinion, belongs in every model railroader's toolbox. :D
Dan
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Those are fan sections for a Highliner (Athearn Genesis) F3.
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The Borg (read UP) doesn't merge, it assimilates. "Resistance is futile". 😧
Dan
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The quickest way to destroy that is to use it to cut track/rail. It is used to cut strip-wood or styrene at an angle.
Dan
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Just get it close, then apply a little weathering.
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The answer to this is the old "It depends on which way the direction switch is thrown". As the direction switch will reverse the polarity of the DC output terminals. So, which terminal is the "positive one" is your choice. For your LED's just hook them up and throw the direction switich until...
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CDU = Capacitive Discharge Unit
https://modelrailwayengineer.com/library/model-railay-cdu-guide/
Dan
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In the January 2008 issue of "Model Railroader" there is an article by Rex Beistle on just this subject.
Plus, there is also an article in the July 2002 issue of "Model Railroader" by Allen B. Webb which shows a simpler wiring diagram.
Dan
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Another option for glueing down track is to use Liquid Nails.
Dan
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