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With the AU-1, COBI has released a special variant that was developed for the Korean War. How does the model differ from the F4U from WWII?

COBI has launched another model with a Top Gun license. With the F-14A and the two pilots “Goose” and “Maverick”, fans of the cult film can also enter the world of terminal blocks.

After various American bombers, COBI brings a German version back onto the market. Like all new models, this is also fully printed.

We have already built the Ausf. J with a long gun and now it’s the turn of the Ausf. E. The differences are only marginal and I compare both models with each other.

The 1:48 scale from COBI is enjoying increasing popularity and with this model, the Churchill I is getting a successor, which is also a bit larger in the model.

Even if there have been very few vehicles of this type, they were so huge that they deserved a model of their own. The structure differs significantly from the normal tiger.

After countless Shermans, COBI also updated one of the other US tanks. With 590 parts, there is not only room for authentic shapes, but also some details.

The upgrade of the Messerschmitt Bf 110 is available and brings us beautiful large-scale prints. You can see what else has changed in this article and the video.

The Horch 901 is the second model of the new vehicles this year. It is small, but extremely stable, even if it is not absolutely necessary in the showcase.

The A34 is a rather rare representative among the models and was only used very late in World War II. This article shows how it compares to newer models.

With the Prinz Eugen, COBI has also sent a heavy cruiser into the race in addition to the existing battleships. With interesting construction techniques, a great ship with many details is created.

As one of the most important tanks in World War II, the Sherman must of course not be missing in the 1:48 scale. It is the second version that is available on this small scale.