Blocks Panzer I Ausf.B 654 pcs.

A 1:28 scale model of the Panzerkampfwagen I (France 1940) tank a Blitzkrieg legend for your collection! The French campaign of 1940 was one of Germany's most spectacular military successes during World War II. With this set, you have the opportunity to build a model of one of its heroes and add him to your collection! 1940 Blitzkrieg on the Western Front In 1940, during the short German-French campaign, thanks to the Blitzkrieg strategy of lightning warfare, German forces broke through Allied defenses with unprecedented speed and precision. German armored divisions played a key role, utilizing massive tank attacks, air support, and modern radio communications, advancing through the difficult-to-reach Ardennes and surprising the French armed forces. Among the tanks used in this campaign was the Panzerkampfwagen I, a light tank that, although no longer modern, still formed an essential element of German military doctrine. Panzerkampfwagen I on the War Stage! The Panzer I was the first mass-produced German tank after World War I. Its design began in 1932, and the first units rolled off the production line in 1934. It quickly found its way to the battlefield, fighting in Spain during the Civil War, in the September Campaign in Poland, in France, as well as in North Africa and on the Eastern Front. The tank was lightly armored and armed with only two machine guns, making it ill-suited for engagements with modern enemy tanks. However, thanks to well-thought-out tactics and effective cooperation with other units, the Panzer I was used effectively despite its limitations. With this kit, you can build one of the earliest German tanks of World War II, the Panzerkampfwagen I, as seen in the French campaign of 1940. Advantages of the Panzerkampfwagen I (France 1940) kit: 1:28 Scale – This scale kit reproduces the tank with incredible accuracy. The model looks impressive, maintaining the authentic proportions and details of the vehicle from World War II. 654 Pieces – Each brick has been designed to faithfully replicate the appearance and construction of a real tank from the 1940 campaign. Movable Parts – The turret rotates 360°, and the gun barrels can be set at various angles – perfect for recreating dynamic battle scenes. Realistic Tracks and Wheels – Rotating wheels and tracks ensure smooth movement. The running gear faithfully replicates the original – making the model suitable for both display and play. Collector's plaque – The set includes a collector's plaque with the tank's name and scale. Tankman figure – The set includes a figure of a German tankman in period uniform. He can be placed in the opening hatch or displayed next to the tank in a diorama. Durable prints, no stickers – All markings historical and tactical are printed directly onto the bricks. This makes them durable, aesthetically pleasing, and abrasion-resistant. Easy and enjoyable construction – Clear, step-by-step instructions make the set suitable for both beginner builders and advanced collectors. Extensive collection – Check out other vehicles in the HISTORICAL COLLECTION: WWII series from COBI and build your own collection of authentic vehicles from the most important battles of the 20th century. The Panzerkampfwagen I (France 1940) set is not just a tank model; it's also a history lesson and a tribute to the engineering precision and tactical genius of the era. Every brick, every detail, captures the realities of the 1940 Western campaign. Build a legend with your own hands and join the ranks of builders who not only create models but also bring history to life. 654 high-quality pieces Manufactured in the EU by a company with over 35 years of experience Meets safety standards for children's products Fully compatible with other brands of construction blocks Clear and intuitive instructions based on drawings and icons 1 figure Scale 1:28 Part number: COBI-2660               Minimum age: 9 No. of elements: 6 Dimensions: 16 x 8 x 7 cm Security: Warning! Not suitable for children under 3 years of age. Contains small parts that can be swallowed or inhaled (choking hazard). We recommend keeping the packaging for future reference. Colors and technical details are subject to change.