5881 Messerchmitt Me262
$32.95
Build the mission with COBI construction sets (each sold separately). These building blocks are compatible with LEGO. Helping children learn about important history through play is central to COBI’s company philosophy. COBI offer an ever-expanding range of high-quality scale models including some of the most iconic vehicles in military history, such as the P-51 Mustang, M4 Sherman tank, and B-17 Flying Fortress, there is sure to be a set that is perfect for your budget and ability level.
5881 Messerchmitt Me262 by COBI
Set Info:
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- Cobi- 5881
- 250 Blocks
- Compatible with other leading brands of construction blocks like LEGO
- Made in Europe (Poland)
- Illustrated instruction manual included with each set
- Model dimensions: (L x W x H): 23 cm (9″) x 26 cm (10.2″) x 7.5 cm (3″)
- Recommended Ages: 7 & Up
- Part of Cobi Historical Collection: World War II
- Scale: 1:48
Vehicle Fast Facts:
In U.S. service: 1944-1945
Nation of origin: Germany
Role: Fighter/Fighter Bomber
Wingspan: 41 feet 4in
Length: 34 feet 9 in
Height: 11 feet 6 in
Engine: x2 Junkers Jumo 004B-1 axial-flow turbojet engines
Range: 650 Miles
Rate of Climb: 3,900 feet pr minute
Maximum Flight Level: 37,570 feet
Maximum Speed: 560 miles per hour
Armament: 4 × 30 mm MK 108 cannon Guns, 24 × 55 mm (2.2 in) R4M Rockets, 2 × 250 kg (550 lb) bombs
Crew: 1 Pilot
If you want to learn more…
Check out this Luftwaffe training video from 1945: Luftwaffe training film – Flying the Me 262 jet (youtube.com)
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