Can’t wait to see COBI Tank P.1000 rate 1:1

@@sotyushaah4160I would love to see that too 😂😂😂😂lul😂😂😂

​@@sotyushaah4160 I thought about pzkw maus in 1:1 but your idea is better 😆😆😆

Yamato 1:1 please 😁

Ah yes, the one with that combustion Engine Made of plastic...

the suspension in the tiger was excellent, matter a fact just about everything about it was excellent, only nearly 1200 of these machines were made, and destroyed 20,000 allied tanks. The issue they had was with the expensiveness of production, and the high qaulity peices that were used during production. When a tiger had a roadwheel shot off, or had any issue that made it so it was unable to drive, it could be easily repaired, however the peices used to repair were expensive, and with the terrible german logistic line, normally were hundreds of miles away from being able to be used on the tank. This resorted to many tigers being abandoned. Out of 1200 tigers destroyed, 447 were abandoned, the most tiger knockouts are accredited to fighter bomber planes (close air support.) The tiger was a magnificent and high quality tank with great suspension transmission, and ergonomics plagued only by expensiveness and one of the worst logistics of any army.

@@bigsmokes2708 Not entirely accurate. The complexity of the suspension made it prone to being jammed by mud. Tigers couldn't operate well in conditions most soviet tanks had no problems with. It was a great tank yes, but it was not without its flaws.

@@tmaster3332 soviet tanks also had problems with terrain but tiger was way more prone to stuck in mud

@@M3rl1n177 Yes, of course they also had problems.

​@@bigsmokes2708what are you yapping about ?

This set does NOT faithfully represent a real world object. Numerous things are omitted, or the wrong colour, or the wrong version. The engine is not based on 131's original engine. There are reasons to think the designers used an old model kit from Academy Models as their referemce - because if they had seen the real tank, some decisions would be different. But that model kit is 30 years old and very poor quality, even compared to more recent kits.

​@@daveybyrden3936well uhm amctually I'm a nerd

​@@daveybyrden3936 Then show us your perfect representation.

@@mephInc What? I didn't claim to have a perfect representation! Show us YOUR olympic gold medals! What, you never mentioned the olympics? Apparently that doesn't matter!

@@daveybyrden3936 So what you're saying is you don't have shit but want to run your mouth anyway. Good work

.08 per piece is cheap compared to other manufatures one of which is .12-.23 USD per piece so the value of the kit is very good .

​@@lkmh3223 dude the PG unleashed rx78-2 the greatest model kit ever created is $300 to $400 and that thing destroys this a billion times over. This shit is just Legos on roids. Nearly $700 heck no that's a complete rip for Legos.

have you ever heard " Apples and Oranges" Your comment has nothing to do with this subject.

Mine was played with missing pieces I had at least 600 missing pieces before I was done bags that didn't even come in the boxes luckily I have a family member that can get me the pieces without weight

Not just a tiger. the details on this beast amazing and the size of it impressive. The joy and fun of building it great. Worth every penny. Also can you go and get a decent Lego UCS set that dwarfs this for same cost.

@@shaunholmes9900 it's rather this set that dwarfs UCS for the same price Lol ! ohwait... there is no UCS for that price !

it is a 1:1 detail and also helps fund the tank museum as well. so while i agree on the cost, it loses merit when the broader picture is taken into account.

@@GandMrecreation My point is made clear. Cobi gave us massive kit but not overcharged us. Lego would charge at least a £1000 for this.

@@osmacar5331 Yeh there that. Also think of cost of recolouring most of the bricks. New pieces and retooling of the machines to make them. the amazing box art and manuals. Broader picture it just a tiger, nope as this most accurate tiger we ever will get. I go to Tank Museum regularly if i can and this 1/12 scale tiger is like owning tiger 131 it that accurate. So i would say may cost a pretty penny, but worth it. I think it will be around for 1-4 years so plenty of time to save and buy one.

Nah cobi is known for being "cheaper than Lego" this is way to expensive, its almost Lego pricing. But yeah 8000 pieces .... Still this should have been around 400 bucks

How much?

​@@davidebachi4275599.90eur

​@@davidebachi4275 €600

@@davidebachi4275 604,99 €

@@davidebachi4275 All depends where you 2. Uk it about £580. But there places you can get partial payment on it.

отталкиваясь от стоимости данной модели тигра 1, две таких модели выйдут вам в 114 тысяч рублей... Не дешевое удовольствие

The tracks would fall off every 20cm

@BrickMeet maybe so, but it is still worth trying :) and would be super cool :)

Yes, and also an easy way to go broke while happy.

@@A_tank_lover you get what you pay for, considering its size and detail. But yes, not everyone could afford it.

I do have to say, it is large and hard to find a place for. At least when I built the AN225 Antonov I could hange it off the ceiling. I desing a space for large sets in my office before I start the build or purchase. Preperation is key to display space of a set before buying these larger sets.