Medieval Bakery

Welcome to the Medieval Bakery!

Story

Let's meet our hero, someone who bakes every night so that someone else can eat in the day . Let's meet the Medieval Baker. Everyone knows and respects him because they know that without him there would be no warm buns, croissants or crusty bread. The Bakery itself has been visited by local residents for as long as anyone can remember. This can be seen from the damage on the lower wall or the upper wall of the building itself. The ivy itself has been climbing up the chimney for many years. The bakery was founded according to royal annals more than 150 years ago and has been run by the family all this time, according to the principles and traditions of the founder. The recipes haven't changed for many years and what can you find inside?
Enough storytelling and let's finally pay a visit inside!

The bakery is a two-story building with a preserved medieval color scheme. The first floor is in white mixed irregularly with sand color, which gives the impression of slight deterioration. There are dewn beams in the walls which gives character. The wall on which the floor is located is done in light gray with trim on the sides in dark gray which breaks up the uniformity of the color. The roof itself is done in a warm nougat color which immediately reminds one of baked goods.

The back of the building has pumpkins growing and ivy with flowers on the wall. And now it's time to open it and see what's inside!

The model opens into 3 parts!

Looking from the back on the right part we have a staircase leading to the floor and under it a bookcase and a mouse. On the middle part at the bottom we have a chest, a butter box and a barrel. Above all this is a coat of arms with ornaments. On the first floor there is a scriptorium for writing recipe books.
On the left side on the first floor is a bed and in front of it is a carpet made of sheep's wool. On the other side is a table with a ready meal and chairs. Downstairs is the very heart of the Bakery: the oven, for baking where more rolls and breads have already begun to bake. By the walls there are tables where the dough is prepared and where the next ingredients are prepared. There is also a rack for the necessary kitchen tools for work such as a spoon or fork, for example. The entire floor is covered with boards and the bottom for that is paved.

Let's go to the very front of the building and see who has come to our Baker!

It's knights, could it be to get a tax for the king? Or maybe it's the man hiding behind the well? Maybe they are looking for him?
And the miller with a supply of flour for more baked goods. The satisfaction on his face sujer that it's not his first time here.
The baker's wife next to the stall smilingly encourages him to try the warm baked goods.
On the tree the cherries have already ripened so soon there will be buns with them!

I leave the rest for you to discover! Enjoy!

Includes 6 minifigures, 2 horses, a pig, a dog, a rabbit, a squirrel, an owl and a pair of birds.

Bakery assembled:
Width: 44.5 cm / 17.5 in
Length: 43.6 cm / 17.2 in
Height: 28.6 cm / 11.2 in

Bakery unfolded:
Width: 42.3 cm / 16.7 in
Length: 56.3 cm / 22.2 in
Height: 28.6 cm / 11.2 in

Number of items: 3336