The original farmhouse of a resident day laborer in this building kit was built in Forchtenberg, in the Hohenlohe area of Germany, but now stands at the Hohenloher Open Air Museum Wackershofen (www.wackershofen.de). Built in 1778, the house was later redesigned (in 1830) so that the house, stable and barn are all under one roof. Genuine pre-stained wood is used in the model for the half-timber beams, doors and finely detailed window frames. The plaster walls also have the color and structure of the original and need no further work. The stable doors have detailed hinges and can be opened. An inside light (Article 4280) can be installed. Size: approx. 130 x 80 mm, 75 mm high.

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