Model: 35619 Scale: 1/35
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://armorama.com/news/soon-on-sale-us-field-stove-m1937-with-cooks
This is partial text from the full article (usually with photos) at https://armorama.com/news/soon-on-sale-us-field-stove-m1937-with-cooks
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This looks much better value than the original proposed set up. Thanks ICM for listening [possibly] to feedback on ‘in process’ kits! Will look to secure one when it’s released….even though I still don’t like the use of the chef’s hat.
Link below is to the previous ‘in process’ post for this kit to highlight some of the suggestions at that time.
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Looks interesting, but I’ve got a silly question. What’s the fella with the pump doing? Fuel primer or something?
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Inflating the rubber turkey ! Sorry , couldn’t resist. Hope you all have a great/safe week.
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I for one would like to get this kit would be a much-needed addition to my small stash.
on a side note, would a 1/35 scale truck work with this??
TinyDog01
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I believe they are gas powered units. might be a priming pump I’ve seen a few pictures of the m1937 field kitchen, and they were gas fired units.
TinyDog01
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Cool. So should it have a gas cylinder or was it fitted inside the cooker?
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Isnt this the same set up they are selling mounted in a G508? Which I think is already out?
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From my ancient KP days - these stoves (still in use today!) are the same as Coleman camp stoves. They run on pressurized gasoline. You fill the fuel tank 3/4 with gasoline, then you pump it up with the air pump. That produces a pressurized gas vapor that burns in the stoves.
The guy with the bicycle pump is pumping up a stove tank.
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