Conjunto de construção Cobi PZL.23 Karaś 586 peças

The COBI PZL.23 Karaś building set reproduces the Polish twin-seat light bomber used by the Polish Air Force during the September Campaign of 1939. Designed at PZL and introduced in 1936, the original aircraft carried a three-person crew (pilot, observer and gunner) and was armed with machine guns and bombs. This 1:32 scale model includes 586 multicolour pieces, a new cockpit-cover block that fits three minifigures, historically printed markings on the fuselage and underside of the wings, strap-on bombs and a printed map element showing Poland's situation in the first days of 1939. The kit can be displayed on movable wheels or on a transparent display base and includes a printed name plate with the aircraft checkerboard.

Advantages

The set offers detailed historical accuracy for its scale, including printed markings and a specially designed cockpit cover that accommodates three crew figures. With 586 pieces and multicolour elements, it provides an engaging build that develops fine motor skills and creativity. The model can be shown on wheels or a transparent display base and includes additional accessories such as strap-on bombs, aviator figures with printed leather suits and a printed map brick for contextual display.

Suitable for

• Collectors of historical aircraft models
• Fans of World War II memorabilia and dioramas
• Children aged 8 and up developing building skills and spatial reasoning
• Display in home collections or educational demonstrations about 1939 aviation

Key specifications

• Brand: Cobi
• Model: PZL.23 Karaś
• Number of pieces: 586
• Scale: 1:32
• Recommended age: 8+
• MPN: 5751
• EAN: 5902251057510
• Colour: Multicolour

How to use

Follow the included instruction booklet to assemble the 586-piece model step by step. Place the cockpit cover over the fuselage to accommodate the pilot, observer and gunner figures. Attach the printed wing and fuselage elements, secure the strap-on bombs and choose between mounting the model on movable wheels or fitting it onto the transparent display base. Use the printed map brick and the name plate to complete the historical display.

Recommendations

Recommended for builders aged 8 years and older. Keep small parts away from children under 3 years due to choking hazard. Handle printed elements and decals carefully to preserve markings.