Mirage IIIC Cigognes model made of building bricks - Dassault

The Mirage IIIC model in 1:48 scale under the original license of Dassault Aviation was developed entirely from COBI building bricks and is intended for both play and display. The design of the aircraft has been improved compared to the previously released Mirage 2000. Due to the detailed reproduction of the smallest details, it will be an excellent decoration for any collection of military and modern military aviation enthusiasts. Only high-quality durable prints were used in the model. Model dimensions (L x W x H): 29 cm (17 5) x 6 9 cm (2 7") x 12 cm (4 7") Consisting of 436 partsThe Dassault Mirage IIIC is a single-seat fighter aircraft manufactured by Dassault Aviation in France. It is a single-engine delta low-wing jet aircraft with an all-metal structure. The production of the aircraft reached the number of about 870 copies in various development versions during the years 1956-1982. Fighters entered service in the armed forces of many countries of the world. It was produced under license in Belgium, Switzerland and Australia. Israel and South Africa made deep modifications creating their own development versions of this fighter.
Armed Forces is a series that includes perfectly reproduced models of military vehicles currently used in the world. There are armored cars, transporters, tanks, helicopters and aircraft of the current generation. The aircraft has many moving parts such as folding wheels, ailerons. The set includes a special pilot body that can be placed in the cockpit. The set includes a special brick display stand with a plaque with the name of the aircraft. 436 high-quality components made in the EU by a company that complies with safety standards for children's products. Fully compatible with other brands of building bricks. Painted patterns do not deform or fade during play or under the influence of temperature. Clear and intuitive instructions based on drawings and icons.
A special pilot body that can be placed inside the display cockpit with the original Dassault Aviation license model name.