Building set COBI Panzerkampfwagen E-100 World War II 1511 pieces

The COBI Panzerkampfwagen E-100 building set contains 1,511 pieces and results in a large-scale model measuring 37 cm in length. The sizable model allows for a detailed interior of both the turret and the vehicle hull, with access to a service hatch concealing a removable engine. The set includes a figure of a tanker with a printed back design. The finished model features functional elements such as a rotating turret, a movable cannon, working tracks and crew hatches, offering an accurate representation of the WWII-era Panzerkampfwagen E-100 prototype.

Advantages

The set balances historical reference and mechanical playability by combining fine exterior detailing with internal access and removable components. At 1:28 scale and 1,511 pieces, the model provides an immersive construction process and a display-worthy result that highlights the vehicle’s size and structure. Functional parts — rotating turret, adjustable gun, working tracks and removable engine — increase interactivity while the included tanker figure adds diorama potential.

Suitable for

• Collectors of military models and historical vehicles
• Advanced builders and hobbyists aged for detailed construction projects
• Display in collections, dioramas or educational exhibits

Key specifications

• Brand: Cobi
• Model: Panzerkampfwagen E-100
• Pieces: 1,511 pc(s)
• Scale: approx. 1:28
• Length: 37 cm
• Colour: Grey
• MPN: 2572
• EAN: 5902251025724

How to use

Follow the included assembly instructions to build the model step by step. Begin with subassemblies such as the hull and turret, then install moving components like the tracks, cannon and rotating turret. Place the removable engine under the service hatch after completing the engine compartment. Position the tanker figure once construction is complete. No additional tools are required beyond what may be listed in the manual.

Usage recommendations

Assemble on a clean, level surface and keep small parts away from young children. For display, place the completed model on a stable shelf or in a protective case to avoid dust and accidental damage.