Cobi Klocki HC Great War Sturmpanzerwagen A7V bricks 840 pieces

The A7V is the first German tank of the Great War. A total of around 20 were produced and appeared on the battlefields at the end of the First World War. This slow-moving armoured vehicle suffered from a number of technical problems. However, this did not prevent it from going down in the history of armoured weapons and storing its legend until well into the 21st century! The crew consisted of around 18 soldiers. The armament included a Nordfeld cal.57 mm cannon and 6 MG wz.08 machine guns.

The sensational COBI building block model faithfully reproduces the features of its historical prototype. Carefully designed in 1:35 scale, it perfectly complements the GREAT WAR collection, which also includes other vehicles and figures from the period. The brick Sturmpanzerwagen A7V has numerous moving parts such as wheels and tracks, cannon and machine gun barrels. There are no stickers included in the set. You will only find permanent prints here! Underneath the opening sides there is a reproduced interior in which the figures can also be placed.

The brick set with the tank also recalls other heroes of the Great War. These were the orderlies and the dogs of mercy who searched for the wounded on the battlefields and delivered medicines to them. The paramedic, in addition to sensational prints imitating the look of a uniform, was also given a Red Cross flag. The mercy dog has a distinctive cross print.

The A7V tank set is the perfect model for history, military and armoured weapons enthusiasts of all ages. Complete your Great War collection dedicated to the First World War. Build history block by block!

• 840 high-quality pieces
• Manufactured in the EU by a company with over 20 years of tradition
• Meet safety standards for children's products
• Fully compatible with other building block brands
• Printed bricks do not deform or fade during play or when exposed to temperature
• Clear and intuitive instructions based on drawings and icons
• Special figurine of a German paramedic with a mercy dog