Reobrix

Apparently it can always be a little bigger. At 140 cm, this German submarine is the biggest set I’ve built so far, even if it’s a bit mid-range in terms of parts. You can see in the video whether these are enough for a high level of detail.

There is no historical model for this model and at first glance everything looks quite chaotic. Of course, I took a closer look at the model and built it anyway.

The TOG II is a rather rare representative among the interlocking brick sets. So far only COBI and Quan Guan have tried it. However, this means that Reobrix has a serious opponent that is difficult to beat.

With a wingspan of over 70cm, the model is a real beast and you need enough space to set up the bomber. Reobrix has gone a bit overboard with the colors, though.

Reobrix has already produced some large military models and is continuing this trend with a modern aircraft with a 50cm wingspan.

Reobrix has really put a lot of effort into this model and thanks to its size, molded parts can be largely dispensed with without having to compromise on the shape.

After the great Antonov comes a great Tupolev. Although it is slightly smaller, it is still not quite as stable as the larger transport aircraft.

It’s only half the size of the last submarine and has far fewer parts. But it still brims with details and a complete interior design.

There is no real existing model for this model. Instead, it is a purely fictional tank that Reobrix produces under license from a Dutch MOC designer.