Tanks and vehicles
Bricks: Tanks and vehicles World War II. Explore our building blocks offers.
Our company’s military products are replicas of historical models and we clearly distance ourselves from the glorification of war in any way. The models of historical vehicles, ships, airplanes and other subjects we create are made with the utmost dedication to accurate reproduction and attention to detail, and COBI does this in interest of helping to inspire generations of people to learn about history.
FAQ
These sets feel much closer to scale models than regular building blocks. The vehicles are clearly based on real wartime machines, with a lot of attention paid to shape and details. For many people, it’s also important that building these structures has something of modelmaking - it takes patience and careful assembly. The finished vehicles look incredibly impressive, especially the larger 1:28 scale tank models.
Not necessarily. Of course, military history enthusiasts find plenty of details to appreciate in these models, but they are just as often chosen by people interested in the building process itself. The models are more collectible than toy-like in nature, which is why they also appeal to adults who simply enjoy aesthetically pleasing and finely crafted models.
A lot of the appeal comes from how accurately the vehicles are recreated. For years, the manufacturer has been developing the series toward more realistic designs, paying close attention to the distinctive silhouettes of the vehicles, markings, and technical features typical of machines. An additional advantage is the durable printing, which fits the collectible nature of the models much better than classic stickers. Thanks to this, the finished vehicles look more like miniature replicas than traditional building block sets.
Some models can be assembled relatively quickly, but more complex designs require a bit of patience and precision. It is precisely this aspect, however, that makes many collectors value this series so highly. Building becomes a process that is difficult to rush - what matters is precision and the satisfaction derived from each stage of assembly.
This line has a distinctly more mature character than most classic building sets. It’s not just about the models’ appearance, but also about the way they’ve been designed. Each vehicle has its own history, character, and recognizable form, which makes the whole series feel consistent. It’s also clear that the manufacturer is constantly expanding its lineup, drawing not only on the most famous designs, but also on less obvious vehicles that are appreciated by those with a deeper interest in military history.