Panzerkampfwagen IV was a German medium tank produced during World War II. It was one of the best armored vehicles of that period. Many different versions of this tank were designed and created. Numerous varieties differed in armor thickness and weaponry. Throughout its production period from 1938...

The M4 Sherman was the main American medium tank from the Second World War. Produced from 1942-1945, it became the most recognizable American tank. During the war it was dramatically developed. It was equipped with a 75mm cannon. The ammunition and the flammable engine initially made the Shermans...

The powerful block model of the IS-2 heavy tank was developed in a large 1:28 scale using over 1000 elements! The finished structure reaches 35.5 cm in length and offers access to the service hatch, under which there is a removable engine. Additional functionalities of the model include the cannon...

A British fighter-bomber aircraft in service with the British RAF since 1941. Its main task was to combat German fighter aircraft as well as to support frontline operations by attacking ground targets. Typhoon was known for its high top speed of over 660 km/h and powerful armament. Four 20mm...

The world's only preserved and operational German Tiger tank from the Second World War is located in The Tank Museum in Bovington (Great Britain). It is the biggest attraction of the museum and is a real "star" among all tanks! The world-recognizable Tiger 131 was produced in 1942. In May 1943, it...

Modern Pershing tanks that served in the last months of World War II were characterized by high efficiency. Mostly they ended up in General Patton's army, where they did a great job. The production of the tanks began in 1944 and continued until the following year. About 2,200 units were produced....

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The Douglas™ C-47 Skytrain, also known as the “Dakota” (DACoTA, or Douglas Aircraft Company Transport Aircraft), was one of the most popular transport aircraft of World War II. Produced by the USA, it was also delivered to other Allied countries. It was based on the design of the civil version of...

The Panzer III was a German medium tank from the Second World War. During the production period from 1937 to 1943 it was constantly upgraded. The "J" version was equipped with a long-barreled 50 mm KwK 39 L / 60 gun and additional armor. The COBI block model Panzer III has been reproduced with...

COBI, together with the Deutsches Marinemuseum, has created a unique commemorative set in honor of the museum exhibit! Seehund (Type XXVII B) was a midget submarine produced in Germany at the end of World War II. Designed in 1944 and manned by a crew of two, it was used by the German Navy in the...

This set, which we are extremely proud of, carries a lot of exciting history and hard work in its design and inspiration. There is only one STUG III Ausf. G in Poland in perfect condition and ready to drive! This vehicle was returned to a perfect condition by a team of history promoters from the...

The 60cm Karl-Gerät 040 was the heaviest self-propelled mortar used during the Second World War. It was equipped with a huge 60cm gun. The Germans managed to produce only a few of them during the war. Karl Gerät number 6, dubbed "Ziu", was used to fire at Warsaw during the 1944 Uprising. The model...