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The Cobi Ilyushin IL-2 Shturmovik is a high-quality, 643-piece construction set designed for history enthusiasts, aviation collectors, and hobbyists aged 7 and up. This 1:32 scale model offers a rewarding build experience that results in a highly accurate, display-ready reproduction of the legendary WWII Soviet ground-attack aircraft. While the set is fully compatible with other major building brick brands, it is important to note that it contains small parts and is not suitable for children under 36 months of age.
| Series | World War II |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | COBI-5745 |
| Brand | Cobi |
This Ilyushin IL-2 model is built in a 1:32 scale.
No, this set uses durable, high-quality prints directly on the bricks for all historical markings.
Yes, the set includes two figures: a pilot and a gunner.
Yes, Cobi construction sets are fully compatible with other major building block brands.
The set is recommended for users aged 7 and up, though it is suitable for both children and adult collectors.
The assembled dimensions are 363 x 464 x 125 mm.
Verify the count against the manual; if a piece is truly missing, contact Cobi customer support for replacements.
Ensure that the pieces are pressed firmly until you hear a click, as Cobi bricks require a precise fit.
Gently check the hinge pins for any debris and ensure the rubber tires are seated correctly on the wheel hubs.
Assembly is guided by a clear, illustrated instruction manual included in the box. Because the parts are manufactured with high-precision, they snap together securely. The set is fully compatible with major building block brands, meaning you can integrate these bricks into other existing sets if desired. To maintain the model, keep it in a dust-free environment. If cleaning becomes necessary, use a soft, dry cloth or a gentle dusting brush to clean between the bricks, avoiding water or harsh chemicals to preserve the durability of the printed historical markings.
