Building blocks COBI BM-13 Katyusha ZIS-6 440 pieces

The COBI BM-13 Katyusha ZIS-6 is a 1:35 scale building block model of the famous Soviet railway-mounted rocket launcher used since 1941. This set contains 440 pieces and reproduces the distinctive shapes and details of the ZIS-6 chassis and BM-13 launcher, including printed graphics and three crew figures representing Soviet launcher personnel. The model uses modern COBI elements to achieve faithful proportions and period appearance while remaining compatible with other 1:35 scale COBI figures and sets.

Advantages

This COBI building set provides an accurate, compact replica of the BM-13 Katyusha in 1:35 scale with high-quality prints, rotating wheels with rubber tires, adjustable launcher angle, an opening cab and detachable rockets. The 440-piece count offers a balanced build complexity suitable for older children and adult collectors, and the finished model can serve as a display piece or a base chassis for other World War II vehicle builds.

Suitable for

• Collectors of military models and WWII history enthusiasts
• Children aged 8 and up developing fine motor skills and spatial reasoning
• Model builders looking for a 1:35 scale truck chassis for custom projects

Key specifications

• Brand: Cobi
• Model: BM-13 Katyusha ZIS-6
• Scale: 1:35
• Number of pieces: 440
• Recommended age: 8+
• MPN: 2280
• EAN: 5902251022808
• Product colour: Multicolour

How to use

Assemble the set following the included illustrated instructions. Build the ZIS-6 chassis, install the rotating wheels with rubber tires, attach the BM-13 launcher assembly and place the detachable rockets. Place the printed crew figures in the cab and around the launcher for display. The adjustable launcher angle allows positioning for display, and the detachable rockets enable separate arrangement or storage.

Recommendations

Recommended for individual assembly on a clean, well-lit surface. Small parts — not suitable for children under 3 years. Keep instructions and small elements away from very young children. For long-term display, avoid direct sunlight to preserve printed elements.