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German cooks
- Thread starter jknaus
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Tankbuilder
Active member
jknaus wrote:
In styrene Tamiya has a German cook in its Field kitchen set that doesn't have the horses. You might have to modify the arms and legs a bit to give it a more active pose depending on what you mean by action. The cook as is, is stirring the pot on the field kitchen.
There are a few other figures too that are waiting to be fed.
Cheers Peter
In styrene Tamiya has a German cook in its Field kitchen set that doesn't have the horses. You might have to modify the arms and legs a bit to give it a more active pose depending on what you mean by action. The cook as is, is stirring the pot on the field kitchen.
There are a few other figures too that are waiting to be fed.
Cheers Peter
Rudi Richardson
Member
Hey James,
Not quite sure what your mean by "cooks in action poses" - do you mean cooks armed with ladles or guns :idonno (FWIW I'm in desperate need of a coffee :cheer: )
I reviewed a Yoshitaka Hirano figure a few years ago for HF: Click here to read the full review on Historicus Forma
The figure could be suitable, and in the Platoon/Pegaso incantation could work as a cook, baker, butcher or even candlestick maker. Or even just a regular Heer soldier :laugh: Yoshitaka Hirano released this same figure with a slight modification in the way of an apron (ala cook
) through his own line, Yosci (available through Miniature Park).
Here's the pic of the Yosci version (see my link above for the Platoon version):
BTW, since you're becoming quite the figure guy, have you considered extending your figure skills and trying a few simple conversions? Shouldn't be too difficult to convert an existing DML or such figure to the pose you require... Just a thought
Rudi
Not quite sure what your mean by "cooks in action poses" - do you mean cooks armed with ladles or guns :idonno (FWIW I'm in desperate need of a coffee :cheer: )
I reviewed a Yoshitaka Hirano figure a few years ago for HF: Click here to read the full review on Historicus Forma
The figure could be suitable, and in the Platoon/Pegaso incantation could work as a cook, baker, butcher or even candlestick maker. Or even just a regular Heer soldier :laugh: Yoshitaka Hirano released this same figure with a slight modification in the way of an apron (ala cook
) through his own line, Yosci (available through Miniature Park). Here's the pic of the Yosci version (see my link above for the Platoon version):
BTW, since you're becoming quite the figure guy, have you considered extending your figure skills and trying a few simple conversions? Shouldn't be too difficult to convert an existing DML or such figure to the pose you require... Just a thought
Rudi
Jenny Croft
Banned
Hmmmm , try Jaguar Models http://www.jaguarmodels.com/
Here is their Baker JA63052 which comes with bread and base
They also have Whats cooking JA 63137
Jenny :kiss:
Here is their Baker JA63052 which comes with bread and base
They also have Whats cooking JA 63137
Jenny :kiss:
Jenny Croft
Banned
slodder wrote:
I agree , he does look a bit yuck , hmmmm maybe he would look better with a lead foil apron and maybe a new Hornet head ?
Jenny :kiss:
I agree , he does look a bit yuck , hmmmm maybe he would look better with a lead foil apron and maybe a new Hornet head ?
Jenny :kiss:
Jenny Croft
Banned
jknaus wrote:
Bajers are a cross breed between Badgers and Bakers ....... Very mean ... and repetitive
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Jenny :kiss:
Bajers are a cross breed between Badgers and Bakers .......
Very mean ... and repetitive :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
Jenny :kiss:
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Kingtiger10
Guest
Greetings jknaus
I’ve located a 1/35 German cook which may be interesting to your enquiries’. It’s from Scale Link Ltd and the number for this cook is SMA019 Elderly German Cook, image below. Scale Link Ltd have other German cokks aswell.
Kingtiger10
UK
I’ve located a 1/35 German cook which may be interesting to your enquiries’. It’s from Scale Link Ltd and the number for this cook is SMA019 Elderly German Cook, image below. Scale Link Ltd have other German cokks aswell.
Kingtiger10
UK
jknaus
Administrator
Thank you. I'll look them up.Greetings jknaus
I’ve located a 1/35 German cook which may be interesting to your enquiries’. It’s from Scale Link Ltd and the number for this cook is SMA019 Elderly German Cook, image below. Scale Link Ltd have other German cokks aswell.
Kingtiger10
UK
James
And look up a good Wiener Schnitzel recipe... I was in 20 points of being in the good cholesterol range, I got room to play!
jknaus
Administrator
Nice veal punded flat. pat dry and then dredge in flower. Then beaten egg then a nice breading, lightly seasoned. Fry in a small amount of oil golden brown both sides. The Sauce though really makes it. Either a nice jager sauce (brown gravy with mushrooms) or zigunner (brown gravy with peppers and mushrooms) or Konigs. This will put you over the top. Button mushrooms sauted in butte and white wine then add whipping cream, sour creme and then heat till slightly reduced and away you go. I havent made scnitzel in a while so I defer to our German membership to correct any mistakes. Hmm I see a meal comming this week.
PS dont forget the spaetzela.
Horrid speller alert.
James
Konigs?
jknaus
Administrator
Kreighshoer
Active member
forget about that zigeuner and jäger treatment with breaded schnitzel! jägerschnitzel and zigeunerschnitzel are something completely different!
a slice of lemon, squeezed over the schnitzel does it already! tastes very good! as side dish freedom fries (
) would do it!spätzle! (spaetzle) ... i wouldn't serve spätzle with wiener schnitzel! spätzle go well with some deer, accompanied with lowbush cranberry!
spätzle are a pain do make anyway!