Hitler's Berghof

Description: Hitler s Berghof 

In 1933, Adolf Hitler purchased a simple Alpine cottage in the Obersalzberg in Southern Germany. For most of the next 12 years this was to be his mountain retreat where he could relax among his friends and closest associates. 
During that time the Berghof evolved to become the Fuhrer’s Southern headquarters of the Third Reich, second only to Berlin in its importance. 
Here, for the first time, is an important addition to the Berlin 38 series showing the more domestic, seldom-seen, side of Hitler and his henchmen. 

Again using photographic evidence of the real building taken before its destruction after the Second World War K&C has reconstructed this two-piece miniature to portray the mountain retreat. 
The front of the Berghof was dominated by a massive picture window facing onto some of the most beautiful vistas of the nearby mountains. 
Built in a typical Alpine chalet style our model sits on a spacious patio area that can easily accommodate tables, chairs and any number of standing and sitting figures. 
Each two-piece polystone, hand-painted set comes in its own very distinctive box. 
Hitler s Berghof only no accessories , mint in the box
Dimensions are as follows: 
The Berghof Building: 12.5” x 4” x 9.5” (328mm x 111mm x 253mm) 
The Berghof Patio: 14” x 10.5” x 3” (376mm x 276mm x 77mm)

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