Yes, why yes they did and so I designed and printed one! This has really pushed the limit for what my printer can do with the 0.25mm nozzle upgrade that I installed from 3DSolex.The entire set consists of the following items:
- Field kitchen trailer. Based on a couple of pictures that Google provided when I searched for WW2 Field Kitchen. Not intended to be based on something historically accurate! It does have an oven and four burners though.
- Two gas bottles for the above (Google says that many of these portable kitchens were gas fired).
- Two jerry cans for fueling some warmers at the serving tables (no, I did not print warmers and the only reason these are here is because I had them but not used anywhere)
- Tent for serving the repast (Could be longer but took too long to print as it is).
- Four large tables for serving or dining (officers anyway).
- Four chairs for the officers.
- Assortment of crates (six or so).
- Two cabinets subdivided for storage.
- Two small tables or large shelves (depending on how they are placed)..
- Two trays of fresh bread.
- Four trays of Christmas Lunch (two of turkey and two of some huge fish that is native to FoW land).
- Four large pots with lids on.
- Four large pots with lids off (and two loose lids).
This collection has been listed on eBay and will be available on Thiniverse soon.
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