Thanks. Similar situation on my end. Trying to allocate real estate. Again thank you. RJASR
According to Doug Coffey, the mill structure is 16" long and 13" wide (including power house). You can see his sawmill on his web pages http://www.dougcoffey.com/index.html and its well worth a visit. I asked him the same question since I have the kit but don't want to assemble it until after a planned move back to NC. That fact has not stopped me from building a sectional layout and I needed to know what size 'hole' to leave for its eventual inclusion. Just reading the instruction book has been daunting but I can't wait to begin. You might like to see where he located his power house since that effects the footprint making one side longer than the other.
Roy
Roy Onward into the fog http://s1014.photobucket.com/albums/af269/looseclu/
Thanks, But two different Sawmills. RJASR,
If this is what your talking about it's 13.5x29.5 in O scale so I would think you can just cut the dimentions in half? HO does mean Half O scale correct?
http://www.btsrr.com/bts8300.htm
Oh and if you want to spend $575.00 this guy has one in HO
http://www.linkandpinhobbies.com/Mrr-Str.htm
Anyone know the foot print dimensions of the Master Creations Coon Gap Sawmill created and sold about 1998. Coon Gap was sold out and no longer marketed in HO.