19 X2
20
21 X2
22
15 x12
14
13
18
17
18
18
16
18
10) Note the correct alignment of each Gas
Burner (15x 12); the lower end is glued to the
opening in the wall, while the upper is glued to
the notch on the underside of the Air Supply
Line (12). Glue pin on lower end of Air Supply
Pipe (13) to opening in Base as shown. Glue
one end of Air Supply Connector (14) to top pin
of Supply Pipe and the other to the pin on the
outside edge of the Air Line (12).
11) Using the notches and tabs to align parts, glue Stack Walls (4x 18) at
inside corners where parts meet, and along the outside of the raised ridge
on Stack Base (16). Align the completed Stack Walls inside the raised
ridges on the underside of the Stack Cap (17) and glue where parts meet.
Repeat these steps to build the second kiln.
12) PLEASE NOTE: Parts are included to model two sizes of stacked bricks: as the
parts appear similar, you may wish to assemble one size of stacks at a time. As
bricks were made of locally sourced material, there are many regional color varia-
tions, but in general, any earth tone can be used for a base color to model unfired
³green bricks.² The kinds of raw materials and additives, interior oxygen levels used
As firing temperatures were not even inside the kilns, finished bricks would be both
lighter and darker, which can be modeled by adding a drop or two of gray, white or
black to your base color and painting some bricks at random. Take a look at older
brick buildings in your community for ideas on finishing these details.
12A) The beveled edges of the Large (21) and Small (19) Stack Halves are the top;
align the pins and mounting points on the back of each half as shown and glue along
inside corners where parts meet.
12B) Complete assembly by inserting the beveled edge of the Large (22) and Small
(20) Top Bricks into the correct stack assemblies as shown and glue at inside edges
where parts meet.
