Produced in the EU by a company with over 20 years of tradition Build history, piece by piece, with COBI. The model looks very impressive on it, no one will be unimpressed! The legendary Iowa-class battleship will be a unique decoration for any collection of history, maritime vessels and military enthusiasts. The set includes a special block display stand with the names of the ships printed on four different plates. During construction, you choose one of four possible ship variants. High-quality prints make it possible to capture even more details that make the block-shaped ship look extremely attractive! Thanks to the intuitive instructions based on illustrations, the construction is simple and does not cause any problems. It has movable elements such as artillery turrets and gun barrels, propellers and a rudder. It consists of 2685 elements and requires several hours of intense and exciting assembly. Currently, each of these ships is open to the public for visiting as a museum and a living legend!Ī model made of COBI construction blocks in a scale of 1: 300 is a real challenge for all builders. The battleships served with interruptions in the reserve fleet and on the front line until 2006. It was onboard the USS Missouri (BB-63) on September 2, 1945, that the act of surrender of the Empire of Japan was signed, officially ending World War II. From the moment of their inception, the battleships took part in all wars conducted by the USA until the end of the 20th century. The Iowa-class battleships are four ships ordered by the US Navy from 1939-1940 to conduct joint operations under the so-called high-speed fleet teams (Task Force). Which of them will be on your shelf? Or maybe all four? The world's most famous American Iowa-class battleships in one excitingEXECUTIVE EDITION set! You decide which of the four ships you want to build! In the box you will find bricks with individual ship markings, bricks for design changes, and a set of four exclusive black nameplates!
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