M3 Stuart (2-in-1 markings) from the theater of operations in Europe and the Pacific! The Stuart was an American light tank from World War II. The British service name "Stuart" comes from the Confederate General from the Civil War Jeb Stuart. Stuarts were first used in combat during the North African campaign. Around 170 units were used by British forces during Operation Crusader (November 18 - December 30, 1941). Due to the lack of a worthy opponent, Stuart tanks also entered the war zone in the Pacific!. The block Stuart was carefully designed in 1:35 scale using 511 elements. The tank has working tracks, a rotating turret, a movable barrel, an opening hatch and a service hatch, under which there is a block-made engine. The vehicle has additional machine guns on the sides and markings and design differences corresponding to the operations of American troops in Europe and also in the Pacific. You can choose the theater of operations of your vehicle!. The set includes two figures of American tankmen with helmets and an M3 "Greaser" submachine gun and binoculars. The blocks have high-quality prints that reflect the markings and details of the tank and the details of the tankmen's uniforms. The set was developed with attention to detail and is also a great extension of the popular Historical Collection! Fans of history and blocks will find something for themselves here!

Box Contains Cobi Historical Collection WW2 M3 Stuart 511 Piece Construction Set - . Recommended Age: Not Suitable For Children under 36 Months

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