Capture a heartwarming scene from rural Britain with the L40 1930s Farm Child Feeding Lamb figure from Jager Hobby. Inspired by the farming communities of Yorkshire and the countryside world celebrated in James Herriot's All Creatures Great and Small, this highly detailed unpainted scale model depicts a young farm child carefully bottle-feeding an orphan lamb.
This charming figure represents a familiar sight on traditional farms, where children often played an important role in caring for livestock. Seated with a feeding bottle in hand and a lamb standing affectionately beside them, the L40 figure brings warmth, realism, and storytelling to any agricultural display.
Perfect for model farms, lambing scenes, livestock displays, village layouts, railway dioramas, and countryside exhibits, this figure pairs beautifully with sheep, shepherds, farm workers, stone barns, and traditional Yorkshire farm settings.
Supplied unpainted, the model allows hobbyists to customise colours and finishes to suit their chosen period and location. Produced using high-quality 3D printing technology, the figure features crisp detail and realistic proportions throughout.
Features
- Unpainted 1930s farm child figure
- Includes lamb and feeding bottle
- Inspired by the rural world of James Herriot and All Creatures Great and Small
- Perfect for lambing and livestock scenes
- Ideal for model farms, countryside displays, and agricultural dioramas
- Suitable for model railways and heritage exhibits
- High-quality 3D printed resin model
- Available in scales from 1/96 to 1/10
- Designed and produced by Jager Hobby in the UK
Whether helping care for an orphan lamb in the Yorkshire Dales or bringing life to a traditional farmyard scene, the L40 Farm Child Feeding Lamb figure adds a touching and authentic glimpse of rural life to any model display.
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Figures are supplied unpainted
All items are made from yellow/beige resin and are fully cured before shipping.
As the scale can vary, we encourage you to measure the desired height of the figure. You can use the height of a door or window as a reference. Measure the height of the door or window and compare it to the scale measurement provided for the figure.
Remember, all items are printed to order, meaning we create them specifically for you when you place your order. This process ensures that you receive a high-quality, freshly made product. Please allow up to 4 working days for dispatch. We only ship via signed-for delivery, ensuring your items arrive safely.
