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My next build will be the Mauston Farmers Co-op feed mill.
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That is a neat structure I look forward to watching you build this one.
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Thanks Greg,
Main walls cut out.
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Sorry Colin, I forgot to take that down. The website is history, it's on Facebook now.
Window and door openings cut out.
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Looking good Andy.I don't suppose you have some real world dimensions so this could be done in other scales? It looks like a need addition to my grain elevator complex.
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Looks good so far!
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Hey Catt, Let me get it measured up, not really sure myself at this point.
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Ok Andy, no big rush .I have a couple hundred other projects to work on.
Johnathan (Catt) Edwards
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nice
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What material are you using? It looks like very thin plywood.
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I/16 thick basswood sheet
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Main tower glued up.
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First addition added to the front.
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Looking good!
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