COBI SU-100 Tank Destroyer #2541 | 1:28 WWII Brick Set

COBI SU-100 Tank Destroyer: Build an Eastern Front Heavy Hitter

Bring late-war armored history to your collection with the COBI SU-100 tank destroyer, set #2541. This 655-piece model recreates the Soviet self-propelled anti-tank gun in 1:28 scale. Its long barrel, sloped armor, and low fighting compartment give the finished build a distinctive profile.

Choose Soviet or Polish markings, explore the engine compartment, and position the included infantry brick figure beside your vehicle. Whether you enjoy military history, hands-on building, or detailed shelf displays, this set offers plenty to discover.

COBI SU-100 Tank Destroyer Features

• 655-piece construction: Assemble the armored hull, running gear, fighting compartment, and recognizable long-barreled gun.
• Soviet or Polish markings: Select the red star or Polish eagle elements to customize the model’s appearance.
• Pad-printed graphics: Printed markings and equipment details eliminate the need to apply stickers.
• Working tracks: Move the completed vehicle on its articulated tracks and examine the detailed road wheels.
• Adjustable gun: Change the barrel’s position for different display arrangements.
• Opening hatches: Lift the roof panels and rear service hatch to explore details beneath the armor.
• Detailed engine compartment: Discover the brick-built engine components under the rear deck.
• Infantry brick figure and accessories: Complete your display with a soldier, Mosin rifle, headgear, red banner, and printed vehicle name brick.

Product Information

The History Behind the SU-100

Developed in 1944, the SU-100 strengthened Soviet anti-tank firepower during the closing stages of World War II. It evolved from the SU-85, which used the T-34 tank’s chassis. Engineers fitted a more powerful 100 mm D-10S gun into a fixed armored fighting compartment.

Unlike a conventional tank, the SU-100 did not have a rotating turret. Its design centered on bringing a powerful gun into action against enemy armor. The vehicle saw extensive use during the final year of the war and continued serving with numerous armies afterward. That long service life makes it an interesting subject for collectors exploring both WWII and postwar armored vehicles. Wikipedia

For more background, read the history of the SU-100 on Wikipedia.

Build a Display with Historical Character

The model’s green armor, external fuel drums, and exposed track details reward a closer look. Display it from the front to emphasize the gun and sloped armor. Alternatively, turn it slightly to reveal the rear deck and engine access panels.

For a related vehicle in the same scale, pair it with the COBI T-34-76 mod. 1941/42 #2595. Together, these models offer a useful comparison between a turreted tank and a dedicated tank destroyer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this set build two complete vehicles?
No. The Soviet and Polish marking options let you customize one SU-100 model.

Does the model use stickers?
No. The set uses pad-printed graphics for its markings and decorative details.

How much display space does it need?
Allow for a model approximately 12.6 inches long, 4.3 inches wide, and 3.3 inches high, plus room for the soldier and banner.

Is this a WWII model or a postwar vehicle?
The set belongs to the WWII Historical Collection. The real SU-100 originated during WWII and remained in service afterward.

Add the COBI SU-100 tank destroyer to your MilitaryBricks.com collection and build a distinctive chapter of armored history.