Need some advice

[Woodwalker]

I've got about 1,400' of Red Oak that is air-drying. It has been shedded and a week ago it was at about 18% MC. That figure is from the center of a stack. I'm looking to get it into a kiln, but I'm afraid the guy I've been using business has grown so that he doesn't want to fool with my small amount of lumber. 
So here is the question; the lumber is going to end up planned T&G, used as a wall covering, wainscot and trim in a remodel. If I can't find a kiln will fans blowing on the stacks and time get me to something I can live with? Also, at 18% MC how much more shrinkage can I expect?
Thanks folks,
Wade

[Den Socling]

You will have a lot of movement if you use it for paneling. At some areas, the tongue will come out of the groove.

[beenthere]

Humidity and temperature will be the key you want to look at. Both where it is air drying, and where it will be eventually put in the re-model.
If the two are very different, you can calculate the expected movement.

Air movement is good, for even moisture content in the load.

[Woodwalker]

Thanks for the replies. I've got another lead a kiln about thirty miles from here, it that doesn't work out, guess I'll need to travel a bit to find a kiln.
Thanks again