In stock ready to ship COBI 3136 Historical Collection World War II – GERMAN BUNKER REGELBAU 667 Military Construction Kit 642 Pieces
Features
- 642 pieces
- 5cm Kwk 39 L/60 cannon
- German soldier figurine
- Equipment – radio station table and accessories
- Manufactured in the EU by a company with over 35 years of tradition
- The blocks meet the safety standards of products for children
- Fully compatible with other brands of construction blocks
- Blocks with prints do not scratch or smear and do not fade during play or under the influence of temperature
- Clear and intuitive instructions based on illustrations and step-by-step directions
The Regelbau 667 set from COBI is a great addition to the HISTORICAL COLLECTION World War II collection. Thanks to 630 high-quality blocks, you will be able to reproduce one of the most important elements of German defense used during World War II.
The Regelbau 667 shelter was designed to protect German soldiers from the expected Allied invasion. Its main purpose was to provide shelter and safety not only for soldiers, but also for valuable military equipment, which was necessary for conducting warfare.
Thanks to its solid construction of concrete and reinforcing steel, the bunker was resistant to artillery fire and bombing, making it extremely difficult to destroy. Such fortifications were intended not only to defend against direct attack, but also to provide a strategic advantage in difficult war conditions. They were an important element in creating a line of defense that was intended to stop the invasion of Allied forces.
Building the Regelbau 667 model from COBI is not only a fun modeling game, but also a deeper understanding of the historical context in which these bunkers took part.
Advantages of the Regelbau 667 – German Bunker set:
Scale 1:35 – The Regelbau 667 bunker in 1:35 scale provides incredible accuracy, allowing you to create a fully functional model. The size of the bunker matches the extensive and still intensively developed WW2 collection and is perfect for creating dioramas, scenes and block compositions using COBI models and figures.
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