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Cobi Constructor Blocks Goliath Controlled Mine from the Warsaw Uprising 311 Pieces
5087342 COBI-2680
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Shipping 8-13 b.d.
All about the product
Build the Goliat model of a remote-controlled mine and discover the scene of the Warsaw Uprising from a completely new angle!
This set is another item in the COBI collection related to the great uprising movement in the capital in 1944!
It features one of the most characteristic German special vehicles of World War II and an impressive diorama with a fragment of a ruined apartment building, showcasing a completely new brick wall pattern used for the first time in the COBI collection.
The Goliat was a remote-controlled explosive carrier designed to destroy barricades, fortifications, and obstacles on the battlefield. In addition to the vehicle and diorama, the set includes figures of a rebel and a German sapper, as well as numerous environmental details that create a dynamic scene reflecting the dramatic nature of the 1944 battles for the capital.
Why choose this set?
- Goliat mine model (Sd.Kfz. 302/303) at 1:28 scale
- 2 figures inspired by the realities of the Warsaw Uprising
- Diorama depicting a fragment of a ruined apartment building and street
- Completely new brick wall pattern for the building, used for the first time in the COBI collection
- Durable prints without the use of stickers
- Complete compatibility with other construction block brands
- Fosters creativity, concentration, and hand skills
- Perfect gift for history and modeling enthusiasts
- Great addition to the COBI historical collection
What will you find in the set?
- Goliat mine model
An unmanned tracked explosive vehicle used by the German army during World War II for destroying barricades, fortifications, and pinpoint targets.
- 311 elements
This carefully designed set ensures enjoyable building and an impressive collectible model.
- 2 figures
A rebel and a German sapper inspired by the participants of the battles for Warsaw perfectly complement the historical scene.
- Diorama of a ruined apartment building
The diorama depicts a corner of a ruined brick apartment building. The damaged facade, exposed wall fragments, and opening windows give the structure exceptional realism and faithfully convey the atmosphere of a city engulfed in conflict. The building's construction features completely new brick texture blocks made with a dual-color injection technique. This means that one block has two ABS colors - one for the bricks and a separate one for the joints.
- Enhanced diorama details
The building is adorned with a white-red flag, and the wall features the symbol of Fighting Poland. A ruined sidewalk, scattered bricks, boards, a bag, and cable-cutting scissors create a vivid image of street battles.
- Scale 1:28
The large scale guarantees a high level of detail and complete compatibility with other COBI sets from the Historical Collection WWII series.
- Functional elements
The movable vehicle and retractable mine control cable allow for an even more appealing display of the model.
- Collectible nature
An ideal element for historical dioramas and collections related to the events of the Warsaw Uprising.
- COBI quality
Durable prints, excellent element connection, and solid construction ensure the model's appearance will last for years.
- Clear instruction
The intuitive building process is suitable for both beginners and experienced builders.
Who is this set for?
- World War II history enthusiasts
- Fans of the Warsaw Uprising
- Collectors of historical and military models
- Modeling enthusiasts aged 9 and up
- Creators of block models
- Creators of historical dioramas
- Individuals seeking an exceptional gift for a history and modeling enthusiast.
Goliat (Sd.Kfz. 302/303)
The Goliat was a German remote-controlled explosive vehicle used during World War II. Its task was to deliver the explosive charge directly to the target. The cable-controlled vehicle could destroy barricades, fortifications, and other terrain obstacles. Despite its small size and difficulty in detection, it was vulnerable regarding the control cable and was comparatively slow.
Goliat in the Warsaw Uprising
During the 1944 Warsaw Uprising, the German army used Goliat vehicles to destroy barricades and fortifications built by the rebels. Due to its small size, it could navigate between the barricades and city ruins, reaching precisely marked targets. Rebels often successfully neutralized Goliat vehicles by cutting the control cables with scissors or destroying them with grenades and improvised explosive devices before they could reach their target.
Add to your COBI collection!
Add one of the most unusual German special vehicles of World War II to your Warsaw Uprising collection. Build the Goliat mine model, recreate scenes from the fighting Warsaw, and create your historical dioramas with COBI sets.
- 311 high-quality elements,
- Made by a European company with over 35 years of tradition,
- Meets children's product safety standards,
- Fully compatible with other construction block brands,
- Blocks with prints do not deform or fade during play or under temperature influence,
- Clear and intuitive instruction based on drawings and icons,
- Scale 1:28
