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I have a structure on my layout which I think is a Timberline kit. I purchased it used and slightly damaged, but it's a two-story vertical board and batten siding building with a pointed roof, recessed storefront and a loading door at the lower left rear of the building. Can anyone verify this is a Timberline kit and if so, which one?
It would be pretty hard to confirm what brand the kit is, without a picture. Post some pics, prefferably of all four sides and I am sure someone here will know who makes the structure. Ron
I will have to get hold of my bud with the camera.
Better yet get your own. A camera is probably the best tool I own. It records measurements for me, helps with assembly projects( I take pictures as I take things apart and I never have a problem putting them back together again. Best thing about them is they are much more affordable then any film camera. I can share pics with anyone in seconds. Got an engine apart but not sure whats wrong? Take a couple pics and send them to your buddy on the other side of the continet and be back up and running in minutes(or maybe not). No matter why you have one they are invaluable in this hobby.
Sadly, I have an older digital camera, a Polaroid Digital 320, but the software to run it has flown the coop and even if I did have it, it's not compatible with Windows Vista.
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