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COBI Dornier DO 17 #5754
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$99.99
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Description
The new Cobi Dornier Do 17 #5754 is a must-have for any fan of military history or aviation. This high-quality building block set is a faithful recreation of the iconic German bomber, and it’s packed with features that make it a joy to build and play with.
The set includes over 1,360 pieces, including a variety of different types of blocks, bricks, and plates. This allows for a high level of detail and accuracy, and it also makes the set very sturdy. The set also includes a number of special pieces, such as a rotating propeller and a working bomb hatch.
Once the set is complete, it measures over 24 inches wide and 12 inches high. It’s also very playable, with a number of different features that allow kids to recreate the excitement of aerial combat. The cockpit can be opened and closed, and the landing gear can be retracted. The set also includes a number of different weapons, such as bombs and machine guns.
The Cobi Dornier Do 17 #5754 is a great way to teach kids about the history of aviation and military technology. It’s also a lot of fun to build and play with. If you’re looking for a high-quality building block set that’s both educational and entertaining, then this is the one for you.
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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.
Product Specifications
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| Weight | 64 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24 × 3 × 12.6 in |
| Number of Pieces | 1383 |
| Scale | 1:35 |
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2 reviews for COBI Dornier DO 17 #5754
Chief M. –
Wow. Cobi absolutely nailed this bomber. I’ve never been a huge admirer of the Do-17, but this is one of the nicest bombers Cobi has released today. It’s long, but not as wide as you’d think.
The build is really solid, bags 1-3 are pretty much dedicated to the wing construction. The cockpit is beautiful, it’s bristling with machine guns, and the bomb bay is well designed.
Pro: Everything. I thought with my Ju 88, He 111, and B 17 my bomber force was complete. I was wrong, this has very easily taken my spot as my all time favorite. The canopy is one solid molded piece of transparent plastic, with perfectly applied paint. The glass detailing is on par.
Con: Not ordering off Military Bricks website. Seriously what was I thinking. You cannot and should not pass up an opportunity to order on this website. You will only save yourself some hard earned money on future products.
This bomber was made to go along with the Me 109 and Hurricane. I’m very impressed with it.
Lieutenant C. (verified owner) –
Stellar looking model and very sturdy. This is an almost perfect model. The only cons are there really isn’t enough ample space in the cockpit for the pilot and gunner and the underside is a lot more blue than the photos portray. The pilot and gunner almost have to lie down to fit and then rattle around like the plane has been shot down. The blue on the underside is a little jarring in stark contrast to the greens on top. Neither of which take away from how awesome this model truly is; the cons are just nitpicking. I wish COBI would make other bombers in 1:35 scale but I understand why they don’t. A B-17 would be like 20 pounds and have a wingspan of over three feet and that’s probably not feasible, anyway I digress