IMPORTANT: All figures are supplied UNPAINTED and WITH SUPPORT STRUCTURES. The support structures must be removed carefully after delivery. Images of painted figures are examples of possible finishes only. These are scale-model figures and not toys!
3drifter
Diorama Kitchen & TableCeramic Bread Bowl with Bread Rolls1:18
We also offer all items in other scales on request. Write to us via the contact form
Size Chart
Size Chart
The size refers to the true-to-scale image of a real person 1.85 m tall . The models vary in size , just like real people. The pose also has an influence on the size .
1:18 - 10.2cm
1:20 - 9.3 cm
1:24 - 7.7 cm
1:32 - 5.8 cm
1:35 - 5.3 cm
1:43 - 4.3 cm
1:50 - 3.7 cm
1:64 - 2.9 cm
1:72 - 1 inch
H0 (1:87) - 2.1cm
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The ceramic bread bowl with rolls by MyPortal Studios is a detailed decorative object for kitchen scenes, miniature rooms and dioramas. It is available in scales 1:18, 1:20, 1:22,5, 1:24, 1:32 and 1:35, adding an appetizing focal point to a table or work surface.
The shallow, round bowl has a wide, slightly raised rim and a solid-looking base. Several irregularly shaped loaves and rolls fill it, partly overlapping one another. Their knobbly surfaces give the design a hand-formed character; the bowl and baked goods together make up the scene.
Depending on the scale, the bread bowl can be incorporated into a variety of model-building worlds. Here are a few display suggestions for suitable scenes and placements:
- 1:18: In a garage diorama, the bread bowl can add to a cozy break area, placed on a small table in the lounge.
- 1:20: In an architectural model with an eat-in kitchen, the bowl would make a fitting breakfast detail on the worktop near the dining table.
- 1:22,5: In a garden railway station scene, it can bring a small station café to life, arranged in the middle of a set table.
- 1:24: The bowl adds a homely touch to a dollhouse breakfast room; it can sit on the dining table beside the dishes.
- 1:32: A village bakery can be created in a Gauge 1 landscape, with the bread bowl as a focal point on the sales counter.
- 1:35: In a vehicle diorama with a workshop break room, the bowl can complete an everyday scene on a small table in the lounge.
This unpainted physical model-making object was designed by MyPortal Studios and is not a toy. The suggested settings and additional scene accessories are for inspiration and are not included.
material
material
The offered figure is made of resin . Due to the manufacturing process, slight variations in shape and color are possible .
Shipping
Shipping
Delivery time
After we receive your order, we usually print and ship your figures within four to six business days.
Shipping to Germany
Shipping within Germany is carried out by DHL/Deutsche Post with tracking. For orders with a value of 60,00€ or more, delivery is free of charge. Below this order value a shipping fee of 4,99€ applies.
Shipping within the EU
Shipping within the EU is carried out by DHL/Deutsche Post with tracking. For orders with a value of 100,00€ or more, delivery is free of charge. For an order value between 60,00€ and 99,99€, a fee of 4,99€ applies. For order values below 60,00€, shipping costs of 9,99€ apply.
Shipping to Switzerland
Shipping to Switzerland is carried out by DHL/Deutsche Post with tracking. For orders with a value of 150,00€ or more, delivery is free of charge. For an order value between 100,00€ and 149,99€, a fee of 4,99€ applies. For an order value between 60,00€ and 99,99€, a fee of 9,99€ applies. For order values below 60,00€, shipping costs of 14,99€ apply.
product safety
product safety
The figures are not toys according to the EU Toy Directive (2009/48/EC). They are not suitable for use by children under 14 years of age and contain small parts that pose a choking hazard.
Production of:
3drifter-miniatures
Adam Kaczmarczyk
Larstrasse 221a
53844 Troisdorf
Germany
Design and license by:
3DP Miniatures, The Printing Goes Ever On, Animal Den Miniatures, 3dGeschaft, Rescale Miniatures, StationForge
Product Notes
Product Notes
The support structures remain on the figures for safe transport. These can be removed with fine pliers or carefully by hand. The figures can be gently heated with a hair dryer to facilitate release. Further information can be found in the FAQs .
designers
designers
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