The Tirpitz was one of Nazi Germany’s most formidable naval weapons during World War II. As the sister ship to the infamous Bismarck, it was the largest battleship operated by the Kriegsmarine, striking fear into Allied forces across the North Atlantic and Arctic seas. Stationed in Norway after her 1941 commissioning, Tirpitz was ultimately sunk by British Royal Air Force bombers near Tromsø on November 12, 1944.
Now, you can recreate this legendary warship in impressive detail with COBI’s 1:300 scale model. Built using 2,810 high-quality pieces, this massive brick model stretches 87 cm (34.25") in length and replicates the ship’s historic WWII camouflage and structure with remarkable accuracy.
Authentic features include rotating turrets, adjustable barrels, working rudders, and spinning propellers. A premium black display stand and dual printed nameplates add a finishing touch, making it a true collector’s centerpiece.
Key Features:
2,810 high-quality pieces
Manufactured in the EU by COBI, with over 35 years of tradition
Meets EU safety standards for children's products
Fully compatible with LEGO and other leading block brands
Printed blocks that won’t scratch, smear, or fade during play
Functional components: rotating turrets, movable barrels, rudders, and propellers
Historic WWII camouflage pattern
Includes premium display stand with printed nameplates
