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Soar into history with the COBI BELL P-39D Airacobra #5746, a 1:32 scale brick set. Featuring 361 high-quality, brand-compatible bricks, this set recreates the iconic WWII fighter with precision. Consequently, it delivers authentic detail for aviation enthusiasts. Measuring 11 inches long, 12 inches wide, and 4 inches tall, it commands a striking presence. Moreover, it includes one brickfigure pilot for added realism. All graphics are pad-printed, resisting scratching, smudging, or fading. Designed for ages 7+, it meets strict EU safety standards. Thus, it’s perfect for young builders and collectors alike. Additionally, it integrates seamlessly with other leading construction block brands. The easy-to-follow, illustrated instructions ensure straightforward assembly, enhancing the building experience. Crafted in the EU by a company with over 35 years of expertise, this set guarantees superior quality. Therefore, it’s a must-have for fans of military aviation and brick-building.
The Bell P-39D Airacobra, introduced in 1941, was a vital WWII fighter for the U.S. Army Air Forces. Its unique mid-engine design and 37mm nose cannon delivered formidable firepower. Consequently, it excelled in ground-attack roles, particularly in the Pacific and Eastern Fronts. The P-39D saw extensive use by American and Soviet pilots, the latter via Lend-Lease. Despite its limited high-altitude performance, its agility and durability made it a respected asset. This COBI set honors its legacy, capturing the aircraft’s distinctive design and combat history.
This set’s detailed design and compact size make it a standout for display or play. The included brickfigure pilot enhances authenticity. Additionally, its compatibility with other brands expands creative possibilities. With durable, high-quality bricks and clear instructions, it ensures lasting enjoyment. Perfect for aviation enthusiasts, this Airacobra recreates a WWII icon. Order now to add this legendary fighter to your squadron!
Below are very informative and entertaining videos to discover more about this unit and it’s place in history. Please be aware that some of these videos may contain crude language and/or actual footage of warfare. This may be disturbing to sensitive or young viewers. We have selected the videos for their historical context in relation to our products for the purpose of research and learning.
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1 review for COBI BELL P-39D Airacobra #5746
Kenneth M. (verified owner) –
Great plane, and definitely very original. It looks great put together, and the pilot is one of the best. This is a good upgrade from Cobis 1st P-39 they released. Good detail, and captures the lines and shape of the P-39 quite well.
Pros: EASY build, clear stand, nice detailing and printed pieces (it really leaves no doubt, this is a P-39). The pilot looks awesome.
Cons: somewhat of a fragile fuselage/tail section, no seat for the pilot, and for whatever reason Cobi omitted having the classic car doors printed on the side pieces (this one kills me, talk about a wasted opportunity). Front landing gear is a little on the delicate side, Cobi should have gone with a single molded piece. Lastly, they could have included some bombs to pay homage to the ground attack role this plane played.
Both the US, and the Soviet P-39s are virtually identical build wise, with minor differences in the wing construction (Soviet version has some pretty sweet gun pods). It’s hard to say which version is better. Both planes are identical piece for piece, just different colored bricks. The only reason I don’t think it’s 5-stars, is Cobi missed some golden opportunities to make this one of their best pieces yet.