German Field Kitchen "Gulaschkanone"

During World War II, non-motorized German units—such as infantry—were supplied by field kitchens.
Typically drawn by a team of two to four horses, these units provided meals for between 120 and 220 soldiers. They generally consisted of a limber featuring a seat for the driver and storage space for food and equipment, followed by a trailer containing the soup cauldron.
Due to their wooden wheels and upright chimney, they earned the nickname "Gulaschkanone" (goulash cannon); at the start of the war, a single infantry regiment was reportedly equipped with around thirty of these units.

Plastic model kit

• Accurate replica of the field kitchen, featuring wooden wheels and the distinctive chimney
• Kit includes a seated soldier figure
• Two horses
• Accessories such as milk and food containers, as well as a bucket, are also included

Scale 1:35

unbuilt / unpainted

Paint and glue not included