COBI Flying Bulls F4U-4 Corsair #26634 | 1:32 Scale

COBI Flying Bulls F4U-4 Corsair: Build a Bent-Wing Legend

Bring airshow excitement to your collection with the COBI Flying Bulls F4U-4 Corsair #26634. This 665-piece building set recreates the Chance Vought fighter in distinctive dark navy blue Flying Bulls colors. Built in 1:32 scale, it combines the Corsair’s unmistakable shape with Red Bull markings, a detailed pilot brick figure, and a display stand.

From its yellow-tipped propeller to its sweeping inverted gull wings, this aircraft offers plenty to admire. Enjoy the building process, explore its moving features, and give the finished Corsair a prominent place on your aviation shelf.

COBI Flying Bulls F4U-4 Corsair Features

• Distinctive Flying Bulls appearance: Dark blue bricks, Red Bull logos, “NAVY” lettering, and white “RB” tail markings capture the aircraft’s striking airshow look.
• Folding wings: Raise the outer wing sections to demonstrate a practical feature of the original carrier aircraft.
• Interactive details: A rotating propeller, moving wheels, opening cockpit, and movable wing control surfaces add ways to explore the model.
• Pad-printed graphics: The markings use pad printing, so you can enjoy crisp details without applying stickers.
• Detailed pilot brick figure: The pilot wears a beige flight suit, Red Bull helmet, goggles, and an oxygen mask with a ribbed hose.
• Included display accessories: A black base, clear support, and aircraft nameplate turn the completed build into a coordinated presentation.

Product Information

From Naval Fighter to Airshow Favorite

The Corsair earned its reputation with the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps during World War II. Across the Pacific, aircraft of this family fought enemy fighters and attacked ground targets. Corsairs continued serving during the Korean War, extending their operational importance into the jet age. history.navy.mil

Its unusual wings served a practical purpose. The downward bend allowed shorter landing gear while providing clearance for the large propeller. Meanwhile, folding outer wings helped conserve precious space aboard aircraft carriers. These engineering choices created one of aviation’s most recognizable silhouettes.

The Flying Bulls’ own F4U-4 dates from 1945 and carries the registration OE-EAS. Today, the organization presents this historic aircraft at European air displays. Its modern markings celebrate a flying survivor and connect new audiences with the sound, shape, and performance of classic aviation. flyingbulls.at

Explore more background in the Vought F4U Corsair history on Wikipedia.

Build a Display with a Story

Position the aircraft on its stand and place the pilot alongside it for an airshow-inspired arrangement. Alternatively, use the folding wings to highlight the Corsair’s naval origins. The generous wingspan makes the model a natural centerpiece for a desk, cabinet, or aircraft collection.

For another interpretation of this famous fighter, compare it with the COBI Vought F4U-4 Corsair #2417, also built in 1:32 scale. Displaying the two together offers a way to compare their markings and model details.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this set represent a wartime paint scheme?
It depicts the Flying Bulls aircraft in modern Red Bull markings. The aircraft design itself has WWII and Korean War heritage.

Are the pilot and display stand included?
Yes. Set #26634 includes one pilot brick figure, a display stand, and an aircraft nameplate.

Does the model require stickers?
No. Its markings are pad-printed directly onto the pieces.

How much display space should I allow?
Plan for approximately 12.2 inches of length and 15 inches of wingspan, with additional room around the model for handling.

Bring the COBI Flying Bulls F4U-4 Corsair into your collection and build a lasting tribute to a remarkable aircraft.