Cobi 5868 WW II Spitfire Mk. I N3200, 1:48, 146 hp
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Cobi 5868 WW II Spitfire Mk. I N3200, 1:48, 146 hp
The Supermarine Spitfire is considered a symbol of British resistance during the Battle of Britain. The aircraft, designated N3200, was piloted by Squadron Leader Geoffrey Stephenson in May 1940 when it was shot down over Dunkirk and the aircraft ended up in the sea. After many years, the wreck was recovered, restored and put back into flying condition. Today you can see it at the Imperial War Museum in Duxford, UK. Spitfire Mk. I was known for its excellent maneuverability, speed and elegance. He served in the ranks of the RAF as the UK's chief defensive fighter. The model is assembled from 146 COBI building blocks and faithfully depicts the shape and historical markings of the legendary Spitfire. The set also includes an RAF pilot figure with period equipment and a stand for displaying the model.
Key features of Cobi 5868 II WW Spitfire Mk. I N3200, 1:48, 146 k
- Rotary propeller - engine simulation
- Cockpit - opening cover and space for the figure
- Chassis - optionally retractable or extendable
- Authentic prints - all details are directly printed on the dice
- Historical marking of the squadron - corresponds to the original N3200
- RAF pilot figure
- Made in the EU
- Compatible with other kits
- Prints are durable, permanent and do not fade
- Tight connections and long service life
Package contents:
146 COBI bricks, RAF pilot figure, clear step-by-step instructions, stand with the name of the model
Model dimensions:
18 × 7.5 × 24 cm
Package dimensions:
27,5 × 6 × 18 cm
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