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With this model we take a little excursion into the 1st World War. The most famous and largest tank is probably not the small FT-17, but it had the greatest impact of any tank in the war.

The assault tank, referred to by the Allies as Brummbär, is currently the only COBI model that still has the side skirts. This article shows how fun to build and the quality of the slightly older model is.

The new Bismarck is available and brings some improvements. This review shows what has changed and whether it is worth switching from the old one.

This model is a real bummer when it comes to size. With a span of 66cm you need a little more space on the shelf.

Many have been waiting for this mortar. With 1500 parts and the dark gray you get a very nice, detailed model that is really not lacking in building fun.

The long awaited new version of the Sherman Tank is finally out. It’s much more detailed than the predecessor and of course it has more parts to build.

The long-awaited Tante JU is finally available and of course I built it up directly. Like almost all new models, this one is also completely printed. You can see everything else in this article.

With the Panzer I, the first model with the new dark gray moves into my collection. What else has changed from the predecessor, you can see in this article.

Modern aircraft such as the Mirage are also part of the COBI portfolio. This article shows how the structure works and what can be expected.

The new version of the Spitfire is completely printed and this of course also changes the construction, as can be seen in this article and the video.

With the Challenger 2, I am building a modern tank that has been on the market for several years. In contrast to new models, there are some serious differences.

The new model of the M1A2 Abrams has received visible improvements and is very detailed. It takes longer to assemble with many small parts, but it’s also more fun.