COBI-2680
GOLIATH TRACKED MINE – WARSAW UPRISING
HISTORICAL COLLECTION WWII
311 pieces
2 figures
Age group: 9+
Scale: 1:28

Build a detailed model of the Goliath remote-controlled mine and discover a scene from the Warsaw Uprising from a whole new perspective!
This set is another addition to the COBI collection commemorating the great 1944 uprising in the capital.
It features one of the most distinctive German special-purpose vehicles of World War II, along with an impressive diorama of a ruined tenement house section—highlighted by a brand-new brick wall pattern used here for the first time in the COBI collection!
The Goliath was a remote-controlled explosive carrier designed to destroy barricades, fortifications and battlefield obstacles. In addition to the vehicle and diorama, the set includes figures of a Polish insurgent and a German combat engineer, as well as numerous environmental details that create a dynamic scene capturing the dramatic nature of the fighting for the capital in 1944.

Why choose this set?
• 1:28 scale model of the Goliath mine (Sd.Kfz. 302/303)
• 2 figures inspired by the realities of the Warsaw Uprising
• diorama depicting a section of a destroyed tenement house and street
• brand-new brick wall pattern used for the first time in the COBI collection
• durable prints—no stickers used
• fully compatible with other brands of construction blocks
• develops creativity, concentration and manual skills
• an excellent gift for history and modeling enthusiasts
• a great addition to the Historical Collection from COBI

What’s in the set?
• Goliath mine model
An unmanned, tracked explosive vehicle used by German forces during WWII to destroy barricades, fortifications and specific targets.
• 311 elements
A carefully designed set offering a satisfying build experience and an impressive collector's model.
• 2 figures
An insurgent and a German combat engineer—inspired by participants in the fighting for Warsaw—perfectly complement the historical scene.
• Ruined tenement diorama
The diorama depicts the corner of a ruined brick tenement house. A damaged façade, exposed wall sections and openable windows lend the structure exceptional realism, faithfully capturing the atmosphere of a city engulfed in combat. The building features brand-new brick-textured bricks created using a dual-color injection molding technique; this means a single brick incorporates two colors of ABS—one for the bricks themselves and another for the mortar joints.
• Refined diorama details
A white-and-red flag flies from the building, and the "Fighting Poland" symbol is visible on the wall. A damaged sidewalk, scattered bricks, wooden planks, a sack and cable cutters create an evocative scene of street fighting.
• 1:28 scale
This large scale ensures a high level of detail and full compatibility with other COBI sets from the Historical Collection WWII series.
• Functional elements
A movable vehicle and a deployable control cable allow for an even more engaging display of the model.
• Collector's appeal
An ideal addition to historical dioramas and collections dedicated to the events of the Warsaw Uprising.
• Quality COBI
Durable prints, excellent part fit and solid construction ensure the model looks great for years to come.
• Clear instructions
An intuitive building process suitable for both beginners and experienced builders.

Who is this set for?
• World War II history enthusiasts
• Warsaw Uprising aficionados
• Collectors of historical and military models
• Modeling fans aged 9 and up
• Construction block model builders
• Creators of historical dioramas
• Anyone looking for a unique gift for a history and modeling enthusiast

Goliath (Sd.Kfz. 302/303)
The Goliath was a German remote-controlled demolition vehicle used during World War II. Its mission was to deliver an explosive charge directly to the target. Controlled via a cable, the vehicle could destroy barricades, fortifications, and other terrain obstacles. Despite its small size and low profile, it was vulnerable to control cable damage and was relatively slow.
The Goliath in the Warsaw Uprising
During the Warsaw Uprising of 1944, German forces used Goliath vehicles to destroy barricades and fortifications built by the insurgents. Thanks to their compact size, they could maneuver between barricades and through urban ruins, reaching their designated targets directly. Insurgents often successfully disabled Goliath vehicles by cutting the control cables with shears or destroying them with grenades and improvised explosive devices before they could reach their targets.

Expand your COBI collection!
Add one of the most unusual German vehicles to your Warsaw Uprising collection. Build a model of the Goliath mine, recreate a scene from wartime Warsaw and create your own historical dioramas with COBI sets.
• 311 high-quality elements
• Manufactured in the EU by a company with over 35 years of tradition
• Meets safety standards for children's products
• Fully compatible with other brands of construction blocks
• Clear and intuitive instructions based on illustrations and step-by-step instructions
• Scale: 1:28

Model dimensions (L x W x H): GOLIATH: 65 mm x 40 mm x 30 mm
Ruins: 110 mm x 110 mm x 135 mm