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The new series of 1:48 models also includes a Sherman in the Easy Eight version. It’s not just the color that has changed. There were also more details and new components.

There hasn’t been an M26 for quite some time and rather than throwing out a simple upgrade, COBI have drawn from the full and created a top-notch set using great building techniques.

At first glance, there doesn’t seem to be any major changes. However, significant improvements are immediately noticeable on the underside, which provide more stability.

Hardly any new edition was so longed for as the Yamato. Now it’s here and has to face comparison with its predecessor.

The new version of the Focke-Wulf FW 190 is a huge improvement over its predecessors and has been almost completely redesigned. It can hardly be made much better out of terminal blocks.

You would expect visible improvements in a reissue and that is definitely the case with this Spitfire. All around there were not only new construction techniques but also new parts.

While other modern main battle tanks were regularly reissued, the Merkava did not exist for a long time. Now there is an improved version in a new color.

COBI focuses primarily on World War II and increasingly on more modern military vehicles. With this set there is once again a model from the First World War.

With a new version, one usually expects a significant improvement. There were innovations in this model from the Karl device, but are they enough in terms of the increased price?