Cobi 3095 - Tiger I 131

The only surviving and operational German Tiger tank from World War II is housed at the Tank Museum in Bovington, Great Britain. It is the museum's biggest attraction and a true "star" among all the tanks. The world-famous Tiger 131 was manufactured in 1942. In May 1943, it was captured by British forces during the fighting in Tunisia. After the war, it was transported to Great Britain and placed on display at the museum, where, after painstaking conservation, it became a priceless artifact and a living history lesson.

The mini model, made with COBI building blocks, was designed at a scale of 1:72 and consists of 144 high-quality elements. Once built, the tank measures 11 cm long. Despite its compact size, the model retains all the most important features of its historical inspiration. German markings are printed on the sides of the vehicle. Details such as the service flaps and engine ventilation are also printed! The tank can be moved thanks to the mounted wheels. The tank's turret is also movable and can be rotated.