Cobi
Cobi 3113 WWII Panzer VI Ausf. B Konigstiger Tank 1:35 Scale 802 Pieces Educational
A 1:35 scale WWII German heavy tank model with 802 pieces, movable tracks, rotating turret, removable engine and display figure
- MaterialPlastic
- 802 high-quality pieces for detailed building
- 1:35 scale model measures 300 mm length
- Removable engine and figure enhance display options
- Rotating turret with movable cannon adds realism
- Fully compatible with other construction block brands
1:35 Scale WWII Heavy Tank Model
This Cobi construction set reproduces the Panzer VI Ausf. B Konigstiger at 1:35 scale using 802 plastic elements. It is aimed at hobbyists and collectors who want a detailed historical replica for display or educational projects.
Removable Engine And Working Tracks
The assembled model measures 300 mm long, 105 mm wide and 115 mm high and features movable wheels, working tracks, a rotating turret with a movable cannon and a hatch for the included figure. A removable mini engine model and a nameplate are built in for closer inspection and presentation.
Illustrated Instructions
Clear step-by-step illustrated directions guide the build from start to finish. All elements are fully compatible with other brands of construction blocks, so the set can be expanded or integrated into existing collections without restriction.
Highlights
- 802 high-quality pieces for detailed building
- 1:35 scale model measures 300 mm length
- Removable engine and figure enhance display options
- Rotating turret with movable cannon adds realism
- Fully compatible with other construction block brands
Specifications
| Brand | COBI |
|---|---|
| Material | Plastic |
Questions about this item
What scale is the 3113 Konigstiger model built to, and what are its assembled dimensions?
The model is built to 1:35 scale and measures 300 mm long, 105 mm wide and 115 mm high when assembled.
What does the set include for display, and how does it attach?
The set includes a removable mini engine, a figure and a nameplate; the figure fits inside the hatch and the engine can be taken out for display.
How are the instructions presented, and what common mistake should builders avoid?
Instructions use clear illustrations and step-by-step directions; the step people often miss is aligning the working tracks correctly before locking the hull halves together.
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