Here are photos of my Aciera F2 and Deckel FP2NC for the Euro-Mill
registry in the Deckel Forum of the Practical Machinist website.
http://www.practicalmachinist.com/ubb/ultimatebb.php/topic/6/989.html
Though the two mills vastly differ in size, they share the same overall
design.  Unlike a conventional knee mill, these mills achieve
Y-axis motion by moving the spindle on a ram at the top of the main
casting.  The table only moves in X and Z.  The face of the main table
is vertical (actually at 15 degrees on the Aciera) and the work tables
bolt to the face of the main tables.  Both mills have both horizontal
and vertical spindles.  The FP2NC has two complete spindles, with quills
and hydraulically actuated drawbars.  The F2 has an attachment that lets you
mount the entire  motor, gearbox, and spindle vertically at the end of
the ram.  The Deckel is a CNC with a Dialog 4 control and the Aciera
is strictly manual.  The Deckel is German and the Aciera is Swiss.