Pictures of new Field Kitchen (1 Viewer)

Thank you Steven for the great photos. :) The kitchen is a must have. :) :) Does it come with the base and is it permenantly attached?:confused:
 
The base is attached and the pieces are definately a must!

These kitchens have an endless supply of add-on sets that are going to be made for them.

I am looking ofrward to getting them in stock.

Bill Sager
 
Looks great as always. The horses are always difficult to get right so I look forward to seeing it in person.
 
I'll buy all the versions. This is the kind of realisation that I love.

Pierre.
 
You can't tell from the photographs, but the winter version has a cute pup huddled up against the driver for warmth instead of a cat chasing a chicken. It is really a must have.
 
The winter version was in my opinion the best but the field gray one is a must have for my German cavalry. Outstanding job by Honor Bound. :)
 
Did HB or treefrog provide any estimate of price for the field kitchen set?
 
I believe the price on the kitchen is $145, I also seen it and that is a great price. This is a must have piece.
Gary
 
I thnk it was $200+. I really wasn't paying that much attention to the prices, I was pretty engrossed in the product. I caught a few, but don't hold me to the price on this one.
 
I defer to Gary and Steven. Maybe I over heard a quote of the price for the Bergepanther instead.
 
Chuck Harris said:
The translation of Bergepanther from German to English is Mountain panther. ??
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No Chuck; the wording "Berge" comes from the verb "bergen". It means: to bring in safety, to hide. Here it is mentioned as: to "recover" or "salvage" and that is exactly the aim of this tow vehicle:to tackle, hoist other heavy vehicles and wrecks. Has nothing to do with the word mountain.:eek:
Greetz,
Eddy
 
bricoleur said:
No Chuck; the wording "Berge" comes from the verb "bergen". It means: to bring in safety, to hide. Here it is mentioned as: to "recover" or "salvage" and that is exactly the aim of this tow vehicle:to tackle, hoist other heavy vehicles and wrecks. Has nothing to do with the word mountain.:eek:
Greetz,
Eddy
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Bricoleur

Thanks for the right translation. I am using EasyTranslator 4 Deluxe an I knew it was not all always right.

Thanks again
 
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