The model of the powerful Jagdtiger tank destroyer was developed in a large 1:28 scale using 1280 elements and measures 38cm in length. The large size of the model made it possible to design parts of the interior of the vehicle, as well. The model offers access to the service hatch, under which...

The first version of the German heavy tank destroyer was named Ferdinand after its designer Ferdinand Porsche. The block model of this very famous vehicle from the Second World War was designed on a scale of 1:28 using 1,268 elements and is an impressive 28.5 cm long. The blocks and the figure...

Our model of the powerful Sd.Kfz. 173 Jagdpanther tank destroyer was developed in a large 1:28 scale using 1076 elements and measures 34cm in length. The large size of the model made it possible to create details of the interior of the vehicle. The model offers access to the service hatch, under...

Sd.Kfz.10 DEMAG D7 was a light, half-track artillery tractor produced in 1937-1945 for the needs of the German army. The basic version could carry 2 crew members and 6 passengers (gun crew). It was the basic tractor used in motorized artillery. The popularity of the vehicle is evidenced by the...

A representation of three historic tanks from the Second World War, which were selected from the distinguished exhibition of the largest armor museums in Europe! With one set of COBI blocks you can build: British Valentine IX tank from The Tank Museum German Panzer I light tank from the Deutsches...

The PzKpfw V Panther was a German medium tank from the Second World War. To this day it is one of the most recognizable German tanks. Panthers entered service in 1943. They passed their baptism of fire during the Battle of the Kursk, where they were plagued by numerous failures. The fine-tuning...

A unique model of a very recognizable and still operational tank, the PzKpfw VI Tiger number 131 was seized during World War II by the British and is now Bovington's biggest attraction at the tank museum! The COBI block Tiger 131 has been reproduced with attention to detail in a 1:48 scale model....

The Panzer V Panther is still one of the most recognizable German tanks from World War II. The Panthers entered service in 1943 and had their baptism of fire during the Battle of Kursk. Despite initial technical difficulties, it quickly turned out that the Panthers were superior to the Soviet T-34...

A unique model of the very recognizable and still running tank: PzKpfw VI Tiger with number 131. The famous Tiger was captured by the British in Africa during World War II and is now the biggest attraction of The Tank Museum! The block Tiger 131 was reproduced with attention to detail in a 1:28...

There is probably no other tank that has inspired more curiosity and interest in the entire history of mechanized armor than the Panzer VIII “MAUS”. It is surrounded by an aura of mystery, and the facts are mixed about it with the legends surrounding growing over the years. The Panzerkampfwagen...

The early version of the most famous German heavy tank Tiger I in winter camouflage is something that block modelers and armor enthusiasts have been waiting for for a long time! The detailed LIMITED EDITION model was designed in a scale of 1:28 using 1,330 elements and is 31.5cm long. This model...