Church St. Remigius Dahenfeld 1:250 HMV 103523

HMV Card Model Kit – Church St. Remigius Dahenfeld 1/250 Scale Paper Model

Scale - 1:250

Model Sheets - A4

Assembly Instruction Language - German, English

🏛️ Product Description

Recreate a piece of German heritage with this high-quality paper model kit of the Church St. Remigius Dahenfeld, published by HMV Hamburger Modellbaubogen Verlag and designed by Udo Kallina. This charming church, located in Dahenfeld near Neckarsulm, is dedicated to St. Remigius, Bishop of Reims, who famously baptized Clovis I, King of the Franks.

The real-life church was built in 1738 around the remains of a 14th-century chapel and consecrated in 1748. Its fascinating history includes the 1735 miracle when red liquid flowed from the crucifix wounds of Christ—turning the church into a site of pilgrimage.

This 1/250 scale card model captures the church’s fine baroque architecture and timeless charm. Perfect for both beginners and experienced modelers, the kit provides a fulfilling building experience with precisely printed parts and detailed step-by-step illustrated instructions in German and English.

Whether you are a collector of architectural models, a paper model enthusiast, or a history lover, this kit will make a beautiful and meaningful addition to your collection or diorama.

✂️ Key Features

• Publisher: HMV Hamburger Modellbaubogen Verlag

• Designer: Udo Kallina

• Scale: 1/250

• Difficulty Level: Medium – ideal for intermediate modelers

• Parts: 175 total (66 without alternatives)

• Sheets: 4 × DIN A4

• Finished Dimensions:
  Length – 137 mm | Width – 16 mm | Height – 152 mm

• Instructions: In German and English with clear pictures

• Historical Background: Built in 1738 over an older 14th-century church, famous for the miraculous bleeding crucifix of 1735

• Manufacturer: fentens productions, Fürstenbergstr. 19, D-49716 Meppen

• Contact: https://www.h-m-v.de/

🪶 Summary

The HMV Church St. Remigius Dahenfeld Card Model Kit in 1/250 scale brings the beauty and history of a German baroque village church to life. With precision printing, high-quality cardstock, and historical depth, it’s a rewarding model for hobbyists who appreciate architecture, craftsmanship, and storytelling through scale modeling.