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Cobi Tiger 131 Tank Museum Exclusive – The Tank Museum

Cobi Tiger 131 Tank Museum Exclusive – The Tank Museum

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Exceptional, unique and the only one in the world! The Vickers A1E1 INDEPENDENT is a British prototype heavy tank from the interwar period. Only one was made, and it’s well cared for as a “star” in The Tank Museum in Great Britain. A characteristic feature of this unusual vehicle is its multi-turret design! The tank has five rotating towers! The largest is equipped with a 3-pounder cannon. The remaining four are equipped with a Vickers machine gun.

Cobi Historical Collection: The Tank Museum Vickers A1E1 Independent Heavy Tank

Cobi Tiger 131 Tank Museum Exclusive – The Tank Museum

Heard you guys like buildable tanks! Here is the COBI Tiger 131 with the Tank Museum curators. : r/TankPorn

Cobi Tiger 131 Tank Museum Exclusive – The Tank Museum

COBI Tiger 131 - Toys-Construction-Cobi-WWII : Craniums - Books, Toys, Hobbies, Science

The Tiger 131 Cobi model gets a spectacular upgrade! 131 fanatics.

Cobi Tiger 131 Tank Museum Exclusive (#2556A) - New/Sealed

COBI THE TANK MUSEUM WWII: TIGER 131 SD.KFZ 181 PANZERKAMPFAGEN VI AUSF. E #2519

COBI Historical Collection Panzer VI Tiger 131 Tank : Arts, Crafts & Sewing

Corgi CC60517 1:50 Tiger 131, restored and operated by The Tank Museum, Bovington Model Tank

Biggest Ever Brick Tank Model Released - The Tank Museum

The Tank Museum - *New In* Love COBI models? The Tank Museum's exclusively designed Bricking It t-shirt combines COBI, Tiger 131 and a miniature David Fletcher, perfect for all keen brick modellers.

A unique model of a very recognizable and still operational tank. PzKpfw VI Tiger number 131 was captured by the British during the war and is now the biggest attraction of the Bovington Tank Museum! The COBI block tiger 131 has been reproduced with extreme attention to detail. It has many movable elements such as: opening hatches, movable barrel of the gun and rotating wheels and tracks. The service hatches can be opened to see the brick-built engine mounted inside the vehicle.