Lofted Corner Stables
(28S-WAW-131)
28S-WAW-131 this is a “28Standard” 4Ground model with high detail and pre-painted parts.
Even during the decades prior to the internal combustion engine, when steam powered traction engines were used to industrialise the process of farming, horse power and ox power were still the primary forms of propulsion and traction. The stable building was as important to the farmer then as a tractor workshop is nowadays, it was here that the farm's horses were housed when not working. In lofted examples like this one often the granary was upstairs, this dry weatherproof environment was ideal for storing the high energy food required by the working horses on the farm as part of their daily ration. This corner building could just as easily be a stable block outside or alongside many a building in the pre-petrol age. Stables were found in the country villages, towns and even in back courts (cul-de-sac) of city streets.
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
Factorum
Deveril Road 34-36
Warminster, Vereinigtes Königreich, BA12 7BZ
contact@factorum.co.uk
https://factorum.co.uk/
Responsible person:
Frontline Games
Faerbereiweg 3A
Schleswig-Holstein
Huetten, Deutschland, 24358
info@frontlinegames.de
https://www.frontlinegames.de/
