1:35 Stove oven with hob and dryer #3

What the accessory is for

A furnished room works on a diorama more strongly than another vehicle does. A stove with a hotplate and a drying rail is exactly the piece of equipment by which a viewer recognizes that a scene is meant for living or for work, and not just for parking vehicles. They work in a farmhouse kitchen, in an occupied house turned into a command post, in a workshop and in rear quarters, and because they stand against a wall they can be set into a scene even where there is little room.

What the accessory contains

A stove with a hotplate and a drying rail in 1:35 scale in the version designated by the number 3. This is one of several versions of the same kind of stove, which are distinguished from one another exactly by the number in the name. Check the number of parts and the material against the manufacturer's information on the packaging.

Building and painting tips

Before painting, wash the parts in lukewarm soapy water and let them dry, so that the paint holds. Choose the glue according to the material of the parts and according to the manufacturer's instructions. When painting it helps to think through how the stove was used: the top surface is worn by pots and therefore the lightest, the area around the door carries soot, and the bottom and the corners by the floor tend to be the most clogged. Leave the drying rail a tone darker than the hotplate. Once you have stood the stove up, add a few logs and a vessel for ashes to it, so that it does not stand in an empty corner.

• 1:35 scale
• a stove with a hotplate and a drying rail, version number 3
• equipment for an interior scene and for a diorama
• the glue is chosen according to the material of the parts
• check the number of parts against the information on the packaging

Terms of supply

Paints, glue, figures and a base for a diorama are not part of the delivery, unless stated otherwise.