Miniart 53011 - 1:35 Kleine Feldkuche Hf. 13 w/ Crew

Plastic model kit of the Kleine Feldküche Hf.13 field kitchen with crew

MiniArt 53011 kit represents the German Kleine Feldküche Hf.13 field kitchen in 1:35 scale. The set includes detailed parts of the field kitchen trailer as well as a set of crew figures, making it an excellent addition to World War II diorama scenes.

Model specifications:

• Scale: 1:35
• Model length: approx. 9 cm
• Manufacturer: MiniArt
• Skill level: intermediate

Note: Glue, paints and modeling tools are not included. The kit is intended for self-assembly.

Model building:

The kit contains finely detailed parts for the field kitchen trailer as well as realistically sculpted figures of Wehrmacht soldiers. With its small size and numerous details, this model is ideal for dioramas depicting the everyday life and logistics of German troops on the front lines.

Recommended tools:

• Modeling knife or sprue cutters
• Files or sanding sticks
• Brushes of various sizes
• Plastic glue
• Paints in colors typical for German WWII equipment
• Optional cyanoacrylate glue for delicate parts

About the Kleine Feldküche Hf.13:

The Kleine Feldküche Hf.13 was a light German field kitchen used by the Wehrmacht during World War II. It could be towed by horses or light vehicles and provided hot meals for soldiers at the front. Equipped with a stove and kettle, it was capable of preparing soups, stews and hot drinks for dozens of men. Thanks to its mobility and simple construction, it played an important role in maintaining the morale of troops in harsh conditions.

Technical data of the original:

• Length: approx. 3.0 m (with drawbar)
• Width: 1.5 m
• Height: 1.7 m
• Weight: approx. 750 kg
• Kettle capacity: 125 liters
• Crew: 2–3 men

MiniArt – plastic model manufacturer

MiniArt is a renowned manufacturer of plastic kits in 1:35 scale and others. The company offers a wide range of military vehicles, figures and diorama accessories, recognized for their high quality and attention to detail. MiniArt kits are highly appreciated by both beginners and advanced modelers.