Scottish inspired Saw Mill

[Barney]

After reading ( not just looking at the photos) of the Dulmunzie Railway by Roger Dingwell Printed by Stenlake
Publishing Ltd a very inspiring narrow gauge railway located on the estate of the Hotel Dalmunzie in the wilds of Scotland
Scale is 1/24th  - I started work on the small stores and tool repair shed which stands in front of the saw mill - below photos from Nick of a small saw mill in the Malvern area In a bit of an "unused look "
Barney 

[Barney]

The Start a brick foundation  - Bricks are from the Diorama Debris Company  moulds and spaced using thin cardboard for the mortar lines 

[Barney]

The Partition wall between the tool repair shed and the stores was built and a trial fit - internal walls are planked and also Hide the wiring for the lamps   

[Barney]

The rear wall which is in front of the Saw Mill is not planked inside but will be partially covered with shelves and tool boards  support beams/uprights will be fixed to this wall for the mill roof
The windows are by Grandt Line suitable modified on the front of the tool shed all instal walls have been planked and a lighter shade of wood stain used to create a newer look

[Barney]

The door way for the tool shed was to narrow so a few alterations were made and a trial fit for the new wall
The door will be open to see the inside
 A shot of some of the shelves and benches (all now undercoated )
 The stove is a large 1/35th version with a few mods

[Barney]

The Stores entrance Large beam / upright is one of the supports for the Mill roof

[Bill Gill]

A neat start. The bricks & mortar look good and the framing too. Neat (and prototypical) to run the wiring in the walls.

[finescalerr]

Individual bricks no less. They, and the other fabricated pieces suggest the finished model should meet your usual adequate standards. I'm looking forward to seeing what else you concoct. -- Russ

[Barney]

"Rough drawing" of the Estates Saw Mill showing the basic thoughts - Boilers Im not sure what type Vertical or Horizontal  or even a Traction engine boiler bit more research required
Barney

[Bernhard]

Promising project, Barney! Keep going, I'm looking forward to the final result.

Bernhard

[Ray Dunakin]

This already looks amazing!

[Daniel]

Thank you Barney. I follow now on.

Daniel

[Barney]

Tried fishing caught nothing ! Tried Shooting on the Scottish estate grouse all emigrated !
So now Moved to the South of France much warmer but can not speak the language but Im sure you guys will correct me
So done a bit of research and the little building with the mill will fit in well - but I must brush up on stone buildings but I will get there someday and finish something one day !!!!! + lots of French vehicles in 1/24th scale
Barney
Go to -- Somewhere in the south of France in Modellers at work