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Proto 2000 SD9 DCC wiring
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<p>[quote user="rrinker"]Turning the crew around is a trying task, they sit on little pegs and even with some right angle tweezers I have a hard time getting them back in - they pop out easily enough.[/quote]</p> <p>Yes, yes they are, but I got them. Turns out the mount is a square peg. Super easy to remove. Painted them up with Polyscale Conrail Blue, Poly Scale Sand Oxide Red, and Gunmetal (seats because reason). </p> <p>Removal: (shell, because I already installed it) about 15 min and 3 broken tabs, a broken bell and one truck came off (1st time I almost threw this thing against the wall) Shell had to come off because I didnt install the winterization hatch earlier, and i was concerned about drilling into the decoder. (I might replace it with a Details whatever one with a see through grill, the plastic one doesnt do the rest of the model justice).</p> <p>Crew removal: about 10 sec each (easy enough) </p> <p>Painting: 15 min for both (including hunting down appropriate colors and a paint brush)</p> <p>Reinstallation: 10 Min each (Second time I almost threw something). [:(!]</p> <p>Yeah Ive deviated from wiring, but getting this thing to look like the photo is important to me.</p>
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