WOW! I thought I had done a little kitbashing on my Keystone mill, but yours is really
nice! I may have to redo mine. That first one of yours looks like it could move
a lot more logs faster.
Great Thread.
Thanks guys. you can kitbash this kit in many ways. It is only up to your imagination.
Hello to everyone,
I'm a new entry member from Italy, my name Frank, and compliments for this forum, a great source of information for 0 gauge.
I would ask a thing to CSX AL, can you send me some others photos of the sawmill (yours first built, you said) because is very nice and I'd like to build it; if is possible, can you show me the dimensions of the building, width, height, depth?
This is my email: f.bigatti@alice.it
Greetings to all and thanks to CSX AL !
( sorry for my english, google translator help me...)
Frank, sorry I didn't see this post until now. Sent you an email with link to photos
Here is the link
http://home.roadrunner.com/~studiozphoto/Mill.html
BTS has a series that includes the mill, inside equipment, and all related buildings.
McCabe lumber. There was a thread not to long ago that was a scratch built mill, using the BTS Sawmill equipment. Click on the underlined phrases to link.
Originally Posted by CSX Al:
Frank, sorry I didn't see this post until now. Sent you an email with link to photos
Here is the link
http://home.roadrunner.com/~studiozphoto/Mill.html
Thanks CSXAL, but the link seems incomplete, I dont view nothing like a mill... sorry.
Frank
(I've not received your email, only the email of notification by the forum, is it your's?)
Frank,
copy and paste the entire link I posted above into your browser and it will take you to my webpage. The forum doesn't like the tilde (~) in the web site address
For CSXAL:
Ok, it works!!!
Thanks a lot, sorry can you tell me your really name, if it isn't a problem, because I prefer instead a "web name", thank you.
Happy Christmas to you and the forum
Frank from Italy
Al Zamorski
