Sd.Kfz. 9/1 “FAMO” was the largest of the family of German half-track vehicles from the Second World War. It was designed as a heavy artillery tractor, but its operation in wartime conditions gave it other tasks. The vehicle was used mainly in repair units and was used to tow armored vehicles....

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A starter kit to help you get to know and love the Historical Collection from COBI! In the box you will find everything you need to build a story, piece by piece. You can easily build the model of a German horse-drawn cart with a field kitchen using clear instructions based on simple...

The Somua S-35 was a French medium tank from World War II. The tank had a very characteristic silhouette and an electrically rotated turret that housed the tank's armament. It was equipped with a good-for-the-time 47mm gun. It was one of the best French tanks at the outbreak of World War II! The...

br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;} The T-34-85 was a Soviet medium tank produced between 1941 and 1958. During World War II it played the role of the main tank of the Soviet armored forces. Due to its extremely simple structure, it was very easy to manufacture, use and repair. Many historians...

The Hawker Hurricane Mk I is one of the most popular British WWII fighters. It did very well in action, facing the German Messerschmitts. The small arms were eight 7.7mm Browning machine guns. The model designed by COBI refers to the colors of the Czechoslovakian pilot and fighter ace Josef...

The Sherman Firefly was a British modification of the most popular American tank from the Second World War. The British used their 17-pounder cannon in it. The "IC" symbol stands for a variant with a cast front armor and a welded rear. It was a very successful construction that appeared on the...

The Marder III tank destroyer fought on many fronts of World War II. Until the introduction of the 88mm guns, it was a very dangerous anti-tank weapon. Design of the Sd.Kfz. 138 Marder III Ausf. M was based on the chassis of the Panzer 38(t) Ausf. M with the engine placed in the middle of the...

The KAWASAKI KI-61 (Japanese "Flying Swallow") was a World War II Japanese fighter plane. Initially, the Americans suspected that the plane was a copy of an Italian design and gave it the nickname "Tony" suggesting Italian roots. The official Japanese name was Army Fighter Model 3. More than 3,000...

Sturmtiger was a German armored gun from the Second World War, built on the chassis of the PzKpfw VI Tiger tank and armed with a special 38cm rocket mortar (SturmMorser) that fired huge projectiles to a distance of 5,600 meters. The Sturmtiger was designed as an infantry support vehicle during...

br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;} The Morane-Saulnier MS.406 was an excellent French fighter aircraft designed in 1938. It was a single-seat, low-wing aircraft with a modern design and exceptional performance. In 1940 the MS.406 was the backbone of French aviation. Polish pilots also flew them as...

The Sd.Kfz.251 was the basic half-track armored personnel carrier of the German army during World War II. Production of various versions started in 1939. Other combat vehicles were also built on its basis. One of them was the "Stummel", equipped with a short-barreled 7.5 cm Stu.K.37 gun of 75 mm...