Rolls Royce Armoured Car #2988It is over 100 years old and is the oldest working vehicle in Bovington, The tank Museum. The Rolls Royce armored car was built in 1920. A copy from the Tank Museum operated in Ireland, Shanghai and Egypt before returning to England to patrol the Norfolk coast during World War II. It entered the museum collection in 1947, becoming an extremely important exhibit. In 1997, his passenger was Queen Elizabeth II. From a set of 265 COBI building blocks you

The model allows to fold wings and retract landing gear for more realistic play experience

The greatest advantages of the vehicle were its fast and cheap production

It was called Sturmvogel by German pilots and was known among the Allies as the Turbo

a plate with the name of the set

access to hatches for the crew and working tracks

The wings were armed with two 20mm cannons and four 7

Our collection in 1:35 scale cannot do without this set

Prototype units actually took part in the aggression against Poland

The design in a unique way reflects the original shapes of its historical inspiration

The set also includes a very stable and aesthetic black display stand with a plate with the name of the ship printed on it

The unique light color of the body

The set also includes a very interesting figure of a tanker with a print on the back