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There is no historical model for this model and at first glance everything looks quite chaotic. Of course, I took a closer look at the model and built it anyway.
| Manufacturer: | Reobrix |
| Set-Number: | 66038 |
| Theme: | Military |
| Release: | 2024 |
| Parts: | 3466 |
| Figures: | 0 |
| Dimensions: | 65 x 29 x 18 cm |
| Scale: | n/a |
| Age: | 14 |
| Building Time ca.: | 7 Hours |
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Construction
In the first construction steps, lots of plates and large bricks are used. This creates stable walls, to which the plates with the details are then attached using brackets. Countless small parts then have to be put on these. The whole thing gives more the impression of a 3D puzzle.
The clamping force is enormous, so it is not easy to attach larger attachments such as the roof. However, the set is stable enough that you can press hard without destroying everything. However, the light could have been omitted. It is located behind components that are not transparent. As a result, far too little reaches the viewer’s eye, even if you completely darken the room.
The submarine is completely in black and white. Presumably to create a contrast to the background. I don’t know which historical model is supposed to be depicted here. The finished submarine can be placed completely on the fixtures when it is unfolded. If you split it, the stern can be hung up with chains and the book can be folded up.
Conclusion:
Anyone who doesn’t care about historical models, enjoys building 3D puzzles and isn’t afraid of small parts can certainly build this set. With 3466 components, it should provide several hours of building fun. There is nothing to complain about in terms of quality and some people will probably enjoy having such a colorful set on their shelf. Collectors will probably go for other models that also have real, historical models.
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