Building set Cobi V2 Rocket — World War II theme, 1191 pieces, ages 10+ (black/grey/white)

Cobi V2 Rocket — World War II theme, 1191 pieces, ages 10+ (black/grey/white) recreates the historic V2 ballistic missile at a scale suitable for display and study. The set contains 1,191 interlocking-brick elements in black, grey and white and builds a detailed model with removable outer casing that exposes an internal rocket engine, fuel tank and warhead assembly. Designed for age 10 and up, the kit is intended for model builders, collectors and educational use, offering realistic assembly steps and parts that reflect the original rocket’s layout and mechanical features.

Advantages

The kit provides a high piece count for enhanced realism and fine detail while using a limited palette of black, grey and white to emphasize structural elements. A removable casing reveals interior components, allowing both display and examination of the replicated propulsion and payload compartments. The set’s scale and construction technique are suitable for creating historically inspired dioramas or standalone display models, and the parts are compatible with standard interlocking-brick systems for straightforward assembly and part interchange.

Suitable for

• Historical model display and shelf exhibition
• Educational projects about World War II technology and rocketry
• Diorama building and museum-style exhibits
• Experienced brick builders and collectors aged 10 and older

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 1,191 elements
• Recommended minimum age: 10 years
• Main colours: black, grey, white
• Scale: modelled proportionally to represent the V2 rocket (approx. 1:35 scale in stated set notes)
• Model features: removable outer casing, internal rocket engine, fuel tank and warhead replication

How to use

Follow the included step-by-step instruction manual to assemble the model from the base up, starting with structural subassemblies and continuing to detail elements. Use the removable outer casing to access and inspect the internal engine and payload sections after assembly. For display, place the completed model on a stable surface or integrate it into a constructed diorama. Keep small parts away from children under the recommended age and handle delicate assemblies with care to avoid stress on connection points.

Usage recommendations

Work on a clear, flat surface and sort parts by colour and type before beginning to streamline the build process. Consult historical references if accurate repainting or customization is required, and secure the finished model on a stable stand for long-term display. Supervise younger builders and allow time for careful assembly of interior components to preserve detail and structural integrity.