There is a 10% discount on the pre-order of this model. The normal price is € 59.99 and this will be the regular price.
The pre-sale price is € 53.99
Ordered and paid products will be sent to you before their official release.
V-1 Flying Bomb (Fieseler Fi 103) - Limited Edition [3134]: The expected start date of shipment is April 17, 2025.
The dispatch process will take several days and will be carried out in the order of orders placed and paid for.

                                                 V-1 Flying Bomb (Fieseler Fi 103) Limited Edition set from COBI - build a legendary weapon of World War II!

Now, thanks to the limited edition of the V-1 Flying Bomb (Fieseler Fi 103) set, you have a unique opportunity to build one of the most important historical models - the V-1 Flying Bomb rocket in 1:35 scale.
The V-1 rocket, also known as the "flying bomb", was one of the most groundbreaking and terrifying inventions of World War II. Developed by German engineer Fritz Gosslau, it was the first weapon that combined the features of an airplane and a missile, used for precision attacks on civilian and military targets. The introduction of the V-1 rocket in 1944 was intended to destroy strategic points in Great Britain, particularly London. Although the V-1 was an innovative weapon, it suffered from a number of technical problems, including an imprecise pulsejet engine and poorly designed wings.
Powered by a jet engine, the V-1 reached speeds of up to 640 km/h and had a range of 250 km, enabling it to strike targets in Great Britain. The first attacks on London took place in the summer of 1944, and the rocket used a simple odometer-based navigation system to precisely locate its target.
Production of the V-1 took place mainly in Germany, in special factories in Peenemünde, and later in other secret locations in occupied Europe. In addition to London and the coast of England, V-1 rockets were used to bomb cities such as Antwerp and Lille.
The V-1 was part of the German "V" retaliatory weapons program and was the forerunner of later rockets such as the V-2. Although less effective than the V-2, the V-1 rocket had enormous demoralizing potential. After the war, this technology had a major impact on the development of ballistic missiles in the US and the USSR.
This carefully crafted building kit allows you to feel the atmosphere of World War II and travel back to the times when this rocket was a symbol of war conflict.
It is a real treat for both history buffs and enthusiasts of block modeling.
Why choose the V-1 Flying Bomb set from COBI:
• Limited Edition – This is a special, collector's version of the V-1 model. This edition includes:
• A precisely reproduced V-1 rocket, preserving all the details of the original design, including the characteristic pulse engine and aerodynamic wings.

• 4 figures that add an authentic historical context to the model: a high-ranking Luftwaffe officer, a soldier in a coat on guard duty, a mechanic and a woman from the auxiliary service – all serving in the Luftwaffe.

• Rocket transport cart, thanks to which the entire set can be used in various ways, both in play and in dioramas.
• Precisely reproduced launch platform and Startwagen - a launch device with a power system that supplied pressurized gas to the rocket engine, enabling its launch.
• A plate with a laser-engraved number and a certificate of authenticity with a handwritten signature of the COBI CEO.
745 elements - This number of blocks allows for the reproduction of small details, and the construction itself gives satisfaction from a more advanced construction process, which makes it an ideal proposition for modeling enthusiasts who value complexity and precision of workmanship.

Movable elements - The model has moving parts, such as a rotating rocket head and rotating cart wheels. The missile itself can move along the ramp like the original rocket during launch, which allows for greater interactivity and fun.

High quality of workmanship – COBI blocks are characterized by excellent quality, precise fit and durability, which guarantees the longevity of the model.

Easy construction – Intuitive step-by-step instructions enable easy and enjoyable assembly of the model, both for beginners and experienced builders.

Educational fun – Assembling the V-1 rocket is not only great fun, but also a great opportunity to learn fascinating facts about World War II and German war technology.

Decoration and toy in one – Once completed, the V-1 model can become a unique decoration in the room or part of a wonderful diorama that will attract the attention of not only a history fan.

Wide selection – Check out other sets from the HISTORICAL COLLECTION series and create your own collection of historical machines and weapons!

The V-1 Flying Bomb rocket model from COBI is a great opportunity to enrich your collection with one of the symbols of World War II. Thanks to its precise construction and interactive elements in a limited edition, this model is a unique proposition for anyone who wants to combine a passion for history with the fascinating process of assembling block models.
Build your own version of the V-1 Flying Bomb rocket and discover the technology that revolutionized the battlefield!
Remember that this is a limited edition, so don't delay adding this unique model to your collection!

• 745 high-quality elements
• Manufactured in the EU by a company with over 35 years of tradition
• The blocks meet the safety standards of products for children
• Fully compatible with other brands of construction blocks
• Blocks with prints do not scratch or smear and do not fade during play or under the influence of temperature
• Clear and intuitive instructions based on illustrations and step-by-step directions
• 4 figures

Model dimensions: platform with rocket: 58.5 x x 90 cm
Rocket with flame on trailer: 25 x 15 x 7.5 cm
Platform: 49.5 x 5.5 x 9 cm
Box dimensions: 40.0 x 7.0 x 30.5cm

Warning: not suitable for children under 36 months. Contains small parts which may cause choking hazard if swallowed. We recommend keeping the packaging for reference. Colours and styles may vary.