V2 Rocket (560 pcs)

The V2 rocket is one of the most famous so-called wonder weapons, which was supposed to turn the tide of the war. This construction still fascinates many history and world war enthusiasts. This legendary design was so desirable that COBI could not resist the increasingly frequent questions about this set. Here is the legendary V2 rocket in 1:35 scale. The rocket itself has a removable cover that conceals a replica interior: a powerful rocket engine, a fuel tank and a warhead with explosive charge!

The 560-piece set includes:

• V2 rocket model with replica interior elements,
• launch platform

V2 rockets (Vergeltungswaffe 2) were the world's first long-range ballistic missiles. They were developed by Nazi Germany during the Second World War and their main designer was Wernher von Braun. V2s were used by the Germans from 1944, mainly for attacks on London and other Allied cities. The V2s had a range of about 300 km and could carry an explosive charge weighing about 1 ton. The design was based on groundbreaking engines that burned liquid fuel. After launch, the rocket climbed to an altitude of around 100 km (that's space!) and then plummeted towards the target at enormous speed, making interception virtually impossible. The V-2 was the forerunner of modern ballistic missiles and had a significant influence on the development of space technology after the war.

Features

• 560 high-quality elements
• manufactured in the EU by a company with over 35 years of tradition
• meet the safety standards for children's products
• Fully compatible with other brands of clamp building blocks
• only permanent prints - no stickers.
• clear and intuitive building instructions, based on drawings and symbols
• scale 1:35

Model dimensions (length x height): 38.5 cm (15.1 inches) x 8 cm (3.1 inches)

Technical data

• Length: 38.5 cm / 15.1″
• Width: 8 cm / 3.1″
• Scale: 1:35
• Number of parts: 560
• Age group: 9+

Scope of delivery

1x kit
1x instruction

CHOKING HAZARDS. small parts. Not for children under 3 years.