Plastic model 1/35 Imperial Army Field Cooking Set 97 Type Boiling Water Turbine [FM61]

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Product Description ■ As the saying goes, "You cannot fight if you are hungry," one of the most important things on the battlefield is food.
During the World War II, the Japanese Army mainly cooked rice in the field, but it also used cooking utensils and cooking utensils for a large number of people that can cook approximately 300 meals per hour.
In this kit, the cooking utensils for a large number of people such as the kamado (furnace), kama (kettle) and oshakushi (rice paddle) were three dimensional.
At the same time, the 97 type boiling water turbine which is a portable water heater is also included.
On the battlefield, it is said that hot food and drink relieve mental fatigue. In addition, the boiling water turbine played an active role in boiling sterilization and preventing freezing of water in cold regions.
In addition, 3 expressive figures such as a soldier who holds a large ladle to cook in a furnace, a soldier who cuts Pickled Radish with a kitchen knife, and a soldier who pours hot water from the boiling water turbine into a bucket are included.
It also includes a wooden box for food provisions designed in accordance with the packaging guidelines revised in 1938.
First plastic model. Completely new mold.
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Scale : 1/35