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Shipping @price - GLS
12,00
EUR
32,06
Incl. VAT 40,08
Total incl. delivery
55,08
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The K2 Black Panther is a third-generation main battle tank developed in South Korea in the 21st century. As the successor of the K1 tank, it is definitely one of the most modern tanks in the world. It combines firepower, mobility and advanced technology. Recently, tanks of this type have become part of the arsenal of the Polish army. The mini model made of COBI construction blocks was designed in a scale of 1:72 and consists of 160 high-quality elements. When built the tank is 13.5cm long. Despite its compact size, the model retains all the most important features of its historical inspiration. The tank's turret is also movable and can be rotated.
The model is a perfect start to your adventure with COBI construction blocks. The Korean K2 is also a very interesting modern tank model and display-piece for collectors. It takes up little space and can easily find its place on a desk at home, at work or on a bookshelf. If you are an advanced block designer, the model will provide you with very interesting elements to create whatever you can imagine, as well. Express your passion through blocks, and build history, piece by piece, with COBI!
Product type
Building set
Product colour
Black, Brown, Green
Recommended age (min)
6 yr(s)
Number of pieces
160 pc(s)
Sound effects
No
On basis of
History
Recommended age group
Adult & children
Theme
Armed forces
Assembled dimensions
135 x 55 x 50 mm
Country of origin
Poland
EU TSD warning
Not for children under 36 months
EU TSD language
English
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
5902251031077
SKU:
GXP-918685
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