Building set COBI Lim-1 Polish Air Force 1952 504 pieces

The COBI Lim-1 Polish Air Force 1952 building set reproduces the Polish-licensed Lim-1 (Mikoyan MiG-15) fighter in 1:32 scale using 504 high-quality construction elements. The model includes printed markings and inscriptions that do not wear off, movable parts such as wheels and an opening cockpit, a pilot figure and a display stand with a nameplate. Designed and produced in the EU, the set reflects a Cold War era aircraft used by the Polish aviation industry in the early 1950s.

Advantages

The set contains 504 precision-molded pieces manufactured to meet European safety standards and is fully compatible with other brands of construction blocks. All decals are printed directly on blocks so they do not scratch, smear or fade. The model features movable elements and an opening cockpit for placing the included pilot figure, plus a display stand with a nameplate for exhibition. Clear, illustrated step-by-step instructions make assembly straightforward for builders aged 3 and up.

Suitable for

• Collectors of Cold War and Korean War aviation models
• Children and beginners learning to build with construction blocks (recommended age 3+)
• Display in military or historical model collections

Key specifications

• Brand: Cobi
• Model: Lim-1 (Mikoyan MiG-15), Polish Air Force 1952
• Scale: 1:32
• Pieces: 504
• Colour: Grey
• Includes: pilot figure, display stand, nameplate
• Recommended age (min): 3 years
• MPN: 5822
• EAN: 5902251058227

How to use

Follow the included illustrated instructions and assemble the model step by step, starting from the indicated base sections and progressing through successive construction stages. Attach printed blocks and movable parts such as wheels and cockpit canopy as shown. Place the pilot figure inside the cockpit after the canopy is fitted. Mount the completed model on the supplied display stand and fix the nameplate for exhibition.

Recommendations

Not suitable for children under 36 months due to small parts. Use under adult supervision for younger builders. Store the set in a dry place away from direct heat to preserve printed elements.