COBI PzKpfw.VI Tiger 2-in-1, 1:12 Scale, 8,000 Pieces, Collector's Model

Product Description

Build the legendary PzKpfw.VI Tiger 114 tank Pz.Kpfw. The Tiger is one of the most famous and recognizable heavy tanks used during World War II. The vehicle gained renown for its powerful armament—specifically the 88 mm gun—and its robust armor. This COBI model depicts the specific unit bearing the side number "114," currently held in the collection of the Musée des Blindés in Saumur, France. It is one of the few surviving Tiger tanks in the world, making it an artifact of exceptional historical value. The set was developed in collaboration with the Musée des Blindés to faithfully recreate the appearance and character of this unique vehicle. This new version of the Tiger 114 features design improvements, including a revised chassis, a more durable running gear and details characteristic of the late "E" variant. Notable features include a modified commander's cupola and an MG34 machine gun configured for anti-aircraft defense. The COBI-2807 set allows you to build a highly detailed model of this historic tank using 8,000 COBI building blocks. Functional features The design includes: - a rotating turret - a movable gun - opening hatches - working tracks - movable wheels - access to a detailed interior - a removable Maybach HL230 engine The engine is constructed from approximately 300 parts, making it a remarkable miniature of military engineering in its own right. All graphics are applied using durable pad printing technology. The model features 100% printed details—no stickers are used—ensuring the markings are long-lasting and resistant to wear. A Rewarding Build The set comprises a staggering 8,000 high-quality COBI elements, allowing you to create one of the most advanced models in the brand's history. Thanks to its massive scale, realistic details, and complex structure, building this model offers hours of satisfying engagement. The Tiger 114 is not merely a model to assemble but a unique collector's piece capable of serving as the centerpiece of any military collection. The parts are manufactured in the European Union by COBI—a company with over 26 years of experience—and are fully compatible with other popular building block systems.