COBI Bricks Panzer VI Tiger No 131 | 1:35 Scale | Model 3123
Dominate the Battlefield with the COBI Panzer VI Tiger No 131
Experience the power and might of the legendary COBI Bricks Tiger no 131 tank with this meticulously crafted 1:35 scale model from COBI Bricks. Recreate the iconic Panzer VI Tiger No 131, one of the most famous tanks of World War II.
Also consider the Tiger 007 version in 1/35 scale here.
Key Features:
- Brick Compatible: Integrate seamlessly with your existing brick collection.
- Made in Europe: Crafted with precision and quality from European-sourced materials.
- Pad Printed Parts: Enjoy a clean, sticker-free build for a polished finish.
- 1:35 Scale: Experience the Tiger I in its true-to-life proportions.
- Moving Hatches, Turret, and Tracks: Add to the realism with functional features.
Note: COBI also offers Panzer VI Tiger No 131 models in other scales: 1/72, 1/48, 1/28, and 1/12. This product is the 1:35 scale version (Model 3123).
A Tank Like No Other:
The Tiger I was a formidable tank used by Germany during World War II. Renowned for its heavy armor and powerful gun, it was a fearsome opponent on the battlefield. Panzer VI Tiger No 131 was a specific Tiger I tank that was captured by British forces in Tunisia in 1943. After repairs, it was used for training and evaluation purposes by the British Army.Today, it’s a prized exhibit at The Tank Museum in Bovington, England.
This COBI brick model captures the essence of the Panzer VI Tiger No 131, allowing you to build and display a piece of history. With its intricate details and realistic features, it’s a perfect addition to any military collection.
Order Today and Unleash the Power of the Tiger
Experience the thrill of building and displaying this iconic tank. Order your COBI Bricks Panzer VI Tiger No 131 | 1:35 Scale | Model 3123 today and enjoy fast shipping from our Billings, Montana warehouse.
Kyle J. Jordan (verified owner) –
A fantastic build of an iconic tank!!. It was extremely fun to put together! My only gripe (if I had to gripe) would be the tracks, they come off the tank very easily when rolling, maybe design a better track design. Other than that I had a blast building it, and displaying it next to my Sainte Mere Eglise Church!!