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Today there is another modern tank that COBI has given a complete facelift. On the one hand, this consists of more printed stones and, on the other hand, additional functions.

In Germany, this fighter plane is in the media right now, as it is supposed to complement the Luftwaffe. COBI offers different country-specific variants, of which I built the US version.

WW1 features far fewer motorized units than WW2. The Renault FT had the greatest influence on the course of the war and therefore belongs in every collection.

With the licensed products from Company of Heroes 3, COBI also offers buildings in addition to various vehicles. The German bunker is sturdy and also offers a little interior.

This Sherman isn’t just another variant of the kind you’ve seen from COBI lately. There are additional structures that make it special.

In this article there is again a double pack. The Panzer II is completely new to this series, while the Panther is only a minimal, rather unnecessary upgrade from its predecessor.

In this video/article there are 2 tanks at once. Both have often faced and fought each other. Even as a model, they now have to face a comparison.

After the Mk. I and II, the small-scale COBI now also gets a Mk. IV from Churchill. Does it have more to offer than just a difference in color?

This version of the infamous Stuka is more than just an upgrade. Thanks to the larger scale, you get a very nice, detailed aircraft that clearly stands out from its predecessor.

There hasn’t been a new 1:28 scale Panzer III for years. The successor has not only received more details, but also new tracks in an intermediate size.

When it comes to special vehicles apart from the usual tanks, COBI is always a good place to go. In the Executive Edition you get the Sd.Kfz.7/1 in combination with a Flakvierling.