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 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...

We designed the block model of the German heavy armored car Sd.Kfz 234/3 STUMMEL in a scale of 1:35 using 438 elements. Once built, the Stummel is 18cm long and its size fits both the figures and other vehicles we design in this scale. The COBI STUMMEL impresses with its precise design, camouflage...

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...

The SU-100 was a Soviet SPG commissioned in 1944. The genesis of this model involved the need to strengthen self-propelled artillery at the end of the war. The newly constructed D10 - 100 mm cannon was mounted on the slightly modified hull of the popular SU-85. In the period 1944-46, about 4,500...

The Churchill MK IV is a British heavy infantry tank from World War II. It became one of the most recognizable Allied vehicles during the war. Produced in the years 1941-1945, it was modified many times, and many special vehicles were created on its basic design. The Churchill turned out to be a...

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...

The M24 Chaffee was an American light tank of World War II. Between 1944 and 1945, 4,731 units were produced. It successfully replaced the M3/M5 Stuart light tank. Chaffee was equipped with welded armor, two engines and a 75mm cannon, which was previously designed for the B-25 Mitchell bomber. It...

What do you prefer to build? The most popular German StuG III assault gun or the fearsome flamethrower? It's your decision. We provide the bricks and building instructions for both! The block model of the StuG III and the Flammpanzer were developed in a 1:35 scale that fits the figures using 548...

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 our first WWII large scale 1:12 vehicle. It was designed based on a museum piece located in the Deutsches Panzermuseum Munster (Germany). It's huge, VERY...

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...