Description
 
Copper Pot Still 
 
Copper stills were first introduced in 1640.  Copper was used as it conducts heat well, improves scent and reduces bacterial contamination. Famed from the moonshine era in America, these copper riveted stills popped up around the world, producing high % ABV spirits with a relatively small outlay. 
Although used in well ventilated areas, these 
stills contributed to many explosions and fires resulting in many accidents.
 
 
Add that extra detail to your early 18th & 19th century era layout.
 
 
(N Gauge / Scale) 1:148 scale
 
This listing is for our UNPAINTED set, supplied in premium BLACK resin at a discounted price.
Black resin is advantageous for painting, as it eliminates the need to paint undercarriages, hulls, boilers, wheels, inside cabs or other hard to reach places. This is why we choose black resin for all our painted models too! The coverage for painting black is comparable to grey or white resin and can be easily achieved with 1-2 coats of acrylic model paints.
Perfect for the DIY model enthusiast!
 
(We also offer Painted variations of all our models in our other listings!)