There are some nice models in the new WW2 series from Sluban. The brick quality is said to have improved significantly. Of course I had to take a closer look at this model.
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Sometimes even small changes have a big visual impact. To what extent this applies to the new Tiger 3000B, which replaces the old 3000A, I took a closer look.
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With new versions and revised models, of course, you are always curious about what has changed. I took a closer look at whether the Königstiger 2019 is positive, negative or simply neutral.
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It is small and does not look really nice. But Cobi can’t help it. The Sherman is a must have tank for collectors and is probably one of the most famous tanks of the Second World War.
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I absolutely had to have this tank, even if it wasn’t used in WW2. 950 parts are already a house number compared to the other COBI models. Of course, there is also a comparison with the Maus (Panzer VIII).
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Everyone pounces on the Panzer IV and the Tiger. The Panzer V Panther is more in the shade. Not only is it a very nice model, it was also undervalued in use.
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I have the latest version of the Tiger I in gray, but the revised version of the Tiger 131 is not only more detailed, but also has its own history and you can still admire this tank in all its glory and roadworthiness.
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The Panzer 4 from Cobi is the first model that I bought twice and can therefore also compare with the previous version. In this article you can see how this performed and how it differs from the predecessor.
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