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Ken, that was an enjoyable video - and applicable use of the Lionel Rockville Bridge. I have one still in the box and awaiting retrofitting somewhere. When I got mine, I noted that it doesn't come with mortar lines as shown on the box and catalog; I can mortar brick buildings fairly straightforwardly using Robert's brick mortar mix, however I don't know if the "brush on, dry, and wipe-off" method would work on the bridge or not, given the myriad crevices. Nevertheless, it's a very neat bridge and our hobby can use more neat accessories in that historical tradition. I really like how you raised your bridge, gives me ideas on using mine.

Short video of trains running on now completed inner and outer loops.   Testing clearances, had to raise grade separated mainline crossing at back of room to clear husky stacks.   Will have to add some space between O72 and O81 curves on extension to clear articulated overhangs.   Added plastic rail joiners between loops and now each loop is powered by each of the 2 channels on my Z400 transformer.  Really loving long runs with extension and can comfortably handle 4 trains simultaneously.    Head is on a swivel though ;-).

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