Semi-tracked vehicle produced during World War II and used by the German army. The COBI design brick model presents a version designed for first aid services. It has many moving elements such as open doors, rotating wheels with rubber tires or moving tracks. Two rare German soldiers with...

Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. E, or Tiger, is a German heavy tank from the Second World War. Its characteristic shape is still recognizable all over the world. The vehicle itself has become legendary and is still present not only in historical materials, but also in pop culture. The first examples of...

The Kettenkrad is one of the most unusual vehicles of the Second World War. It resembled a combination of a motorcycle and a tracked vehicle. The construction was so successful that even allied troops used captured units of this vehicle. The Kettenkrad was designed in the late 1930s. In 1941, it...

Military passenger off road car of American construction from World War II. His twin variant, licensed at ford plants, was the Ford WSE. Both models were widely used by all Allied forces during the war. This car model comes from the world of COBI. The characteristic shapes of the historic vehicle...

An American tank from World War II. It was colloquially called "Easy-Eight" or "E8.” It is a faster, slightly better armored version of the M4 Sherman. It is equipped with an improved 76 mm gun and a new chassis with HVSS springs. The COBI construction block model is an excellent gift for all...

T-34-85 is a Soviet medium tank produced between 1941 and 1958. During World War II it was the basic vehicle of Soviet armored forces. Due to its extremely simple construction it was very easy to manufacture, use and repair. Many historians recognize that the T-34-85 tank contributed greatly to...

Panzerkampfwagen VI Ausf. B Tiger II (Sd.Kfz.182), commonly referred to as the Königstiger, or "Royal Tiger," although the translation "Bengal Tiger" is also widely accepted. It was a German heavy tank, the largest and heaviest tank used in combat during World War II. Production problems caused by...

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 T-34-85 was a Soviet medium tank produced between 1941 and 1958. During World War II it was the primary vehicle of Soviet armored forces. Due to its great simplicity it was very easy to manufacture, use and repair. Many historians believe that the T-34-85 was instrumental in the Allied...

The Panzerkampfwagen V Panther was a German medium tank during World War II. To this day, it is one of the most recognizable German tanks. The Panthers entered service in 1943. They completed their baptism of battle during the Battle of Kursk Arch, where they were plagued by numerous failures....

The M4A3E8 Sherman was an American tank from World War II. It was colloquially called the "Easy-Eight" or "E8". It was a faster, slightly better armored version of the M4 Sherman. It was equipped with an improved 76mm gun and a new chassis with HVSS spring system. The miniature COBI construction...