COBI Vickers A1E1 Independent Tank #2990

The Multi-Turreted Titan: A Legacy of Innovation

The Vickers A1E1 Independent represents one of the most daring designs in the history of armored warfare. Specifically, the British developed this heavy tank between the World Wars to serve as a mobile fortress. Because it featured five separate turrets, designers believed it could dominate the battlefield by firing in all directions at once.

Although engineers only finished one prototype, this vehicle heavily influenced global tank design. For instance, the Soviet T-35 and the German Neubaufahrzeug borrowed many ideas from this “landship” philosophy. Even though the tank did not fight in major engagements like the Battle of El Alamein, its testing at Bovington shaped the heavy tank doctrines that nations used throughout the early stages of World War II.

Authentic Engineering & Detail

The COBI Vickers A1E1 Independent (Set #2990) accurately captures the massive silhouette of this British icon. We present this model in a stunning 1:35 scale. Furthermore, this set offers a rewarding challenge for builders because it contains 887 high-quality elements.

Key Features Include:

• Accessible Realistic Engine: You can lift the rear hatches to inspect the detailed, brick-built V12 Armstrong Siddeley engine.

• Smooth Rotating Tracks: The model utilizes high-quality treads that glide easily across surfaces to mimic real-world tank mechanics.

• Historic Command: This set includes one specialized brick figure of a Tank Commander to oversee your armored operations.

Technical Specifications

Why Choose COBI Historical Collection?

COBI produces these blocks in the EU with a focus on durability. Consequently, these pieces fit perfectly with other major building block brands. Most importantly, COBI uses high-quality pad-printed graphics instead of stickers. This ensures your Vickers A1E1 looks sharp and authentic for years. Whether you love interwar technology or general military history, this set will become a highlight of your collection.

-Tanks Encyclopedia: https://www.tanks-encyclopedia.com/ww2/gb/A1E1_Independent.php