COBI Historical Collection WWII PzKpfw IV Ausf. G Tank

The Panzerkampfwagen IV tank was one of the most important German tanks during World War II. The block Panzer IV consists of 1,107 elements and is designed in a scale of 1:28. The blocks contain high-quality prints that do not wear off during play. The colorful camouflage is characteristic of the final period of the war. The model has an opening hatch in which a tanker figure can be placed. The turret rotates 360 degrees and the gun barrel can move up/down. The turret and basket can be detached from the set and you can admire the interior of the vehicle. There is a brick engine under the service hatch which can also be displayed next to the model. The tracks even work when you roll the tank around. The set includes a figure of a tank driver wearing a cap and headphones and a plate with the name of the vehicle printed on it. Build a historic Panzer IV tank from World War II and discover the amazing details! The Panzer IV tank was developed in the 1930s by Krupp and entered service in 1939. Depending on the version, it weighed about 25 tons, had a 75mm gun and was operated by a five-person crew. It quickly became the backbone of the German armored forces. Thanks to constant modifications and improvements it was able to meet the challenges posed by Allied tanks and anti-tank weapons. Its production amounted to over 8,000 units, making it one of the most frequently produced German tanks during the war. The Panzer IV was used on all fronts of the war, from the invasion of Poland in 1939 through the French campaign, fighting on the Eastern Front, all the way to the campaigns in North Africa and on the Western Front. Its versatility and adaptability to various combat conditions made it one of the most valued tanks in the Wehrmacht arsenal.