World War 2 - Kubelwagen Typ 82 (1290 Piece Kit)

World War 2 - Kubelwagen Typ 82 (1290 Piece Kit)

Now you can become the owner of the iconic German off-road car Kübelwagen TYP 82 in a version made of COBI construction blocks! This is the first WWII large scale 1:12 vehicle. It was designed based on a museum piece located in the Deutsches Panzermuseum Munster (Germany). With 1,326 pieces and generous dimensions, this set is in a class of its own. When completed the Kübelwagen is 30.5cm long. Attention is drawn to the carefully reproduced interior, excellent external design and completely new elements designed specifically for the needs of such a large set. The interior of the car is detailed in every way, including the steering wheel, seats, knobs, switches and engine compartment containing additional tools! The exterior also raises the bar in terms of the accuracy of proportions and detail that only a set of this size can deliver. This includes an exclusive window, opening doors, access to the trunk and engine compartment, equipment elements and turning wheels that can be moved with the steering wheel. COBI's 1:28 scale models are considered very detailed. However, it is the 1:12 scale and 1530 elements that allow them to show the true capabilities of the COBI construction block system. The Kübelwagen represents a new level of design, photorealism, impressive size and precision. In this case, the number of blocks definitely matters! Features - 1326 high-quality elements - Manufactured in the EU by a company with over 20 years of tradition - The blocks meet the safety standards of products for children - Fully compatible with other brands of construction blocks - Blocks with prints do not scratch or smear and do not fade during play or under the influence of temperature - Clear and intuitive instructions based on illustrations and step-by-step directions - 100% prints, no stickers - Dedicated elements - Realistic appearance - Many hours of building - Access to the interior - Working steering wheel and swivel wheels - Model developed in cooperation with the Deutsches Panzermuseum Münster