World War II 1934 Citreon Traction 7C (215pcs)

World War II 1934 Citreon Traction 7C (215pcs)The Citroen Traction 7C Cabriolet was designed in the sensational scale of 1: 35. It is another set honoring the history of the automotive industry! The use of elements specially designed for the needs of vehicles makes COBI models very attractive and helps them feature many surprising details. Particularly noteworthy are precise prints in place of the stickers used in the past. The Citroen Traction is a convertible which, thanks to the trunk that can

The Citroen Traction 7C Cabriolet was designed in the sensational scale of 1:35. It is another set honoring the history of the automotive industry! The use of elements specially designed for the needs of vehicles makes COBI models very attractive and helps them feature many surprising details. Particularly noteworthy are precise prints in place of the stickers used in the past. The Citroen Traction is a convertible which, thanks to the trunk that can be opened, also has a cleverly positioned seat. The unique light color of the body, used for the first time, perfectly enlivens the collection of historic cars. The set includes a figure of the owner of the vehicle with a dog. The whole set is complemented by a brick with the name of the vehicle and the historic Citroen logo. 199 elements and intuitive instructions are a recipe for a simple and pleasant construction process. The model is aimed at automotive enthusiasts of all ages. It can become an exhibit of an adult collector and decorate a young person's room. More experienced COBI builders will certainly want to modify the vehicle further on their own. Build history, piece by piece.

Citroen is a French car manufacturer in business since 1919. The company was founded by engineer André Gustave Citroen, who, while traveling through Poland, acquired a patent for a method of manufacturing a machine for machining roof gears. To this day, the brand's logo presents a roof toothing. Cars from the Traction Avant family were the pioneers of the mass production of three revolutionary functions still in use: a single body without a separate frame, independent four-wheel suspension and front-wheel drive and played a key role in the development of the automotive world.