Schreiber-Bogen - Wartburg Castle
Product number:
4857
Medieval cardboard kit - Ronneburg Castle
Elisabeth of Thuringia lived at Wartburg Castle from 1211 to 1228. She was married to Landgrave Ludwig IV. Because of her self-imposed ascetic lifestyle and her commitment to the poor, she caused a stir at the noble court and had to leave the castle after her husband's death. She was canonised just four years after her death. About three hundred years later, Martin Luther was hidden in Wartburg Castle. He had previously been banished and declared an outlaw because of his criticism of the church. He took the name "Junker Jörg" and translated the New Testament from Greek into German during his stay. He lived in the Vogtei, which is also called "Luther House" today for this reason. You can still visit the Luther Room today.
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Product information "Schreiber-Bogen - Wartburg Castle"
Scale 1:250
9 sheets A4
sturdy, coloured paper
72 cm long, 22 cm wide, 21 cm high
detailed design
authentic appearance
printed in Germany
environmentally friendly paper
harmless to health
Burg Wartburg - Deutsch
What else you need for assembly
> scissors or a cutter, e.g. a craft knife
> a good all-purpose glue, e.g. craft glue
> a blunt knife for folding
> a ruler