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COBI TOYS World War II Charles De Gaulle's Horch 830BL Vehicle - Model WW2 Interlocking Building Block Set # 2261
- COBI's Historical Collection WWII building block sets meticulously capture the details of real-world vehicles, offering historically accurate models with movable parts; a perfect gift for display or interactive play
- A great educational model for kids and adults to learn together about World War II military history; with easy to follow instructions to build your tanks, WW2 planes, ships, and artillery toy sets
- The Charles De Gaulle's Horch 830BL Vehicle belonged to the motor pool of the German city commander of Paris, General Choltitz but later liberated by De Gaulle during World War II
- This 1:35 scale model car set comes with 244 brick building block pieces, 1 driver figure, 1 Charles De Gaulle figure, and with movable parts
- COBI bricks boast universal compatibility with all leading building block brands for effortless integration. Crafted in Poland, these high-quality durable bricks are decorated using the pad printing process, ensuring the designs are durable and resistant to fading, for long-lasting play.
- Skill level: intermediate
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De Gaulle's Horch830BL limited edition is a set carrying a huge dose of history that you will build block by block with us! From the very beginning Horch cars were characterized by high quality, modern technical solutions and great finish.
In 1935 the Horch 830 B with a more powerful engine and Horch830BL in a version with an extended body appeared. The Horch company, like other companies in the 1930s, supplied vehicles for the military. Civilian production was largely for the needs of high-ranking officials. In August 1944 the car fell into the hands of the Allies.
The most famous user of this car became General Charles de Gaulle, the future head of the French government and president. Horch830BL became the General's favorite car, used on many occasions. In the early 1950s the car was sold. Today it can be seen in the military museum in Dresden.
In 1935 the Horch 830 B with a more powerful engine and Horch830BL in a version with an extended body appeared. The Horch company, like other companies in the 1930s, supplied vehicles for the military. Civilian production was largely for the needs of high-ranking officials. In August 1944 the car fell into the hands of the Allies.
The most famous user of this car became General Charles de Gaulle, the future head of the French government and president. Horch830BL became the General's favorite car, used on many occasions. In the early 1950s the car was sold. Today it can be seen in the military museum in Dresden.
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