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The new version of the HMS Warspite works entirely without stickers. How it looks with the printed parts and the details, you can find out in this article.

The small 1:48 scale sets are entering the second round with the T-34-85. There was a previous variant of this tank, but we have to compare the two as well.

The new 1:48 scale models are amazingly detailed for their size and have quickly found their own fan base. With the Tiger I there is another novelty that I have built for you.

No aircraft collection is complete without a Zero. It was one of the most important and well-known aircraft of World War II. As a new edition this year, it is of course completely printed.

Ferdinand’s successor only got a few additional details, but it completes the collection. Despite its just 500 parts, it is a large model that can easily take on the Tiger.

The new Kettenkrad is a small model with nice details. Beautiful vehicles can also be built with just a few components. From a structural point of view, it is more of a small snack in between, which still does not miss the building fun.

During D-Day and for many years after that, the C-47 played a major role. It is also available as a civilian model, but of course we are building the military version here.

With this set, COBI has brought another half-track vehicle onto the market. To a large extent, the construction is identical to the M3 GMC, but of course there are also differences.

For a change, there is no tank today, even if we cannot do without tracks entirely with this model. The structure also differs significantly from other models.

A new version of the King Tiger was released parallel to the old one and it is bursting with details. I’m building the limited edition here and showing the additional parts of this set.

With the Scharnhorst, COBI brings another German battleship onto the market, which despite its smaller size contains more parts than the Bismarck. This has a noticeable effect on the level of detail.