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12,00
EUR
32,90
Incl. VAT 41,13
Total incl. delivery
56,13
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Lockheed® P-38 LIGHTNING® was a fast and heavily-armed American long-range fighter aircraft from World War II. This unusual twin-engine plane had a gondola with a pilot's cabin placed between two fuselages. The so-called "flying frame" provided very good performance, which resulted in a long production period lasting from 1941 to 1945 and an excellent number of victories by American pilots. The aircraft was withdrawn from service only in 1965.
P-38 LIGHTNING was released under the original license of the American arms company Lockheed Martin. The plane, precisely reproduced in a 1:48 scale, consists of 332 COBI construction blocks. The model is covered with high-quality prints that do not wear off even during intensive play. The plane also has rotating propellers. This famous plane is a perfect gift idea for fans of aviation, history and technology. It will certainly satisfy even picky collectors and young people fascinated by building blocks. Build history, piece by piece, with COBI!
Product type
Building blocks
Product colour
Green, Grey
Recommended age (min)
7 yr(s)
Number of pieces
332 pc(s)
Sound effects
No
Suggested gender
Boy/Girl
Recommended age group
Adult & children
Recommended usage
Indoor
Theme
Armed Forces
Assembled dimensions
245 x 330 x 80 mm
Country of origin
Poland
EU TSD warning
Not for children under 36 months
Package type
Box
The item is known under the following item numbers in our system
EAN:
5902251058821
SKU:
COB-5882
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