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Explore a lesser-known but highly capable WWII fighter with the COBI Dewoitine D.520 5734, a detailed brick-built model of the French aircraft that played a key role during the early years of the war. Known for its speed, manoeuvrability and modern design for its time, the D.520 stood as one of France’s most effective fighters. This model captures its sleek profile and distinctive styling, offering a compact yet rewarding build. Constructed from 335 high-quality COBI pieces, it makes a great addition to any historical aviation collection.
Key Features
Dewoitine D.520 Model Features a detailed recreation of the French WWII fighter, showcasing its streamlined design and balanced proportions.
WWII French Air Force Styling Includes authentic design elements inspired by the aircraft’s early-war service and distinctive appearance.
335-Piece Build Offers a satisfying construction experience, ideal for casual builders, collectors and aviation enthusiasts.
Compact Display Piece Designed for easy display, making it a great addition to desks, shelves or alongside other WWII aircraft models.
Why You’ll Love It
A unique piece of WWII aviation history brought to life in brick form. The COBI Dewoitine D.520 stands out from more common aircraft models, making it a perfect choice for collectors, history enthusiasts or anyone looking to expand their collection with something a little different.
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