Building block set Cobi Imperium Romanum Roman Scorpio — 113 pieces

Cobi Imperium Romanum Roman Scorpio — 113 pieces is a compact building block set that recreates a Roman scorpio siege engine. The set contains 113 precision-molded bricks and specialized elements designed to assemble a scale model of the two-armed torsion catapult used in Roman military engineering. The completed model is suitable for display on a shelf or for careful hands-on play, and it demonstrates structural details and proportions typical for siege devices of the Roman era.

Advantages

The set offers accurate form and textured elements that capture the look of wooden beams, ropes and mechanical components with a small part count that keeps assembly straightforward. Durable ABS bricks ensure stable connections and long-lasting display quality. Components are compatible with standard building systems from the Cobi Bricks & Blocks family, allowing integration with other historical models and dioramas. The model supports both display aesthetics and limited mechanical movement of the throwing arm.

Suitable for

• Collectors of historical military models and Roman-era subjects
• Children and teenagers developing fine motor skills and spatial reasoning
• Diorama builders combining multiple historical sets for display
• Educational activities focused on ancient engineering and history

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 113
• Material: high-quality ABS plastic
• Model type: Roman scorpio torsion siege engine
• Compatibility: compatible with common interlocking brick systems within same scale
• Finish: textured elements simulating wood and metal surfaces

How to use

Follow the illustrated instruction booklet included in the package to assemble the Roman scorpio step by step. Begin by sorting pieces by shape and color to simplify construction. Build the base and frame first to create a stable foundation, then add the torsion arms and finishing details. After assembly, the model can be positioned on a flat surface for display or placed within a larger historical scene. Supervise younger builders as needed to ensure safe handling of small parts.

Usage recommendations

Handle small parts carefully and keep them away from children under the recommended age. Clean the assembled model with a soft, dry cloth; avoid solvents. For long-term display, place the model away from direct sunlight and high humidity to preserve color and plastic integrity.