WWII M1941 Mermite Can Pack

While many soldiers fighting on the frontlines of WWII were forced to subsist on rations, troops stationed along more static areas of the front enjoyed access to field kitchens established behind the lines. Meals were distributed from the kitchen to the foxholes via these large, insulated Mermite cans which held three inserts to divide food items. These would routinely be seen in Jeeps and trucks ferrying supplies to the frontlines, as well as littering WWII era camps and mess lines. Since I know people will ask for it, I've also made a version with the "blood bank" stenciling seen in numerous period photos, where these cans were repurposed for long range transport of blood and plasma to field hospitals. 

• x1 M1941 Mermite Can with 4 printed sides and lid
• x1 M1941 Mermite can with blood bank printing and urgent lid 
• x3 tin inserts printed on rare flat silver 2x2 tiles 

Information Info: Art and printing by Lando (that’s me!) on genuine factory direct Lego bricks. This is a custom product created independently and not affiliated or endorsed by Lego.