Building set COBI Willys MB Medical 1131 pieces for ages 10+

The COBI Willys MB Medical building set reproduces the historic Willys MB ambulance in 1:12 scale using 1,131 construction blocks. Designed to mark the 80th anniversary of the Allied landings in Normandy, this model highlights the vehicle’s characteristic grill and hood, a block-built engine, interior details, a working steering wheel and realistic turning wheels with rubber tires. New elements with printed historical markings were created for this set to reflect the original appearance of the medical Willys used to evacuate the wounded and transport medics.

Advantages

The set contains 1,131 high-quality COBI blocks, including newly designed parts and printed elements that recreate historical vehicle markings. Moving wheels with rubber tyres, functioning steering and a detailed interior provide a realistic building and play experience. The 1:12 scale and accurate external details make the model suitable for display in the COBI Historical Collection WWII series.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Model building and display for collectors and hobbyists
• Educational demonstrations of WWII military vehicles and medical evacuation roles
• Fine motor skill development and constructive play for ages 10 and up

Key specifications

• Brand: Cobi
• Model: Willys MB Medical
• Number of pieces: 1,131
• Scale: 1:12
• Recommended age: 10+
• Product colour: Green
• MPN: 2806
• EAN: 5902251028060

How to use

Assemble the COBI Willys MB Medical set following the step-by-step illustrated instructions included in the box. Sort the bricks by type and colour before starting to simplify construction. Once built, the steering wheel operates and the wheels rotate and turn, allowing limited movement of the model for display or demonstration. Use the model as a static display piece or as part of an educational diorama within the COBI Historical Collection WWII series.

Recommendations

Recommended for ages 10 and up. Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts. Keep printed and delicate elements away from direct sunlight to preserve colours and markings.