KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi
KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks Tank Cobi

KV-2 Soviet brick tank model - COBI 2731 - 510 bricks

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Model Spec.
  • 510 bricks
  • 0 figures
  • 1:48 Scale
  • Model dimensions: (L x H) 16.5cm x 8cm
  • Bodywork with pad printing
  • Easy-to-follow instruction manual
  • Compatible with other leading brands of construction blocks

History.

The KV-2 was a Soviet heavy tank developed during World War II. Named after Kliment Voroshilov, it was an adaptation of the KV-1, featuring a massive 152mm howitzer mounted on an oversized turret. Designed primarily for infantry support, the KV-2 was intended to break through heavily fortified defences, such as bunkers and pillboxes. 

Introduced in 1940, it first saw combat during the Soviet-Finnish Winter War and later in the early stages of the German invasion of the Soviet Union. While its firepower was formidable, the KV-2's excessive weight caused mechanical issues, and its large silhouette made it an easy target. Although production ceased in 1941, it remains an iconic symbol of Soviet armoured ingenuity.

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