COBI 2626 M142 Himars buy, from £34.49 at 4 shops

COBI 2626: M142 Himars

£34.49incl. shipping £40.44-31%✓ Good price5 shops

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The lowest price for COBI 2626 M142 Himars is £34.49 at 5 shops (as of 13 August 2026). That is 31% below the RRP of £49.99.

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1001Hobbies.co.uk	£34.49 -31% below RRP for 24 days	£40.44	✓ In stock	9 uur geleden	View
Brick Tanks	£49.99 for 46 days	£49.99(free shipping)	✓ In stock	12 uur geleden	View
Reactive Toys	£49.99 for 46 days	£52.98	✓ In stock	9 uur geleden	View
Hobbies	£49.99 for 46 days	£54.94	✓ In stock	9 uur geleden	View
COBI Official Store	€ 49,99	€ 49,99 excl. shipping	✓ In stock	18 uur geleden	View

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All-time lowest price: £34.49 · 90-day average: £47.80 · currently 28% below the 90-day average

Specifications

COBI 2626 M142 Himars is a LEGO-compatible brick set with 604 pieces, 1 figures, scale 1:35 from the Military Bricks theme, recommended from age 8+.

Specification	Value
Set number	2626
Lowest price	£34.49
Number of shops	5
Pieces	604
Figures	1
Theme	Military Bricks
Series	Tanks and vehicles
Scale	1:35
Dimensions	Length: 20,5 cm / 8″, Width: 7 cm / 2.8″, Height: 8 cm / 3.1″, Length: 20,5 cm / 8″, Width: 7 cm / 2.8″, Height: 8 cm / 3.1″
Age	8+
Released	2024
Official page	View on cobi.eu
EAN	5902251026264

Description

COBI’s 1:35 M142 HIMARS is a 604-piece build of the high mobility artillery rocket system carried on a light military truck. At this scale it is a compact display model, with a finished length of 20.5 cm and a height of 8 cm, so it fits well into a collection of modern military vehicles without needing a lot of shelf space. One artillery figure is included. The set also uses printed parts to let you choose the markings for Poland, the USA, or Ukraine, which adds some flexibility for collectors. Built in 2024, it represents a contemporary launcher rather than a heavy, oversized vehicle, and the piece count suggests a satisfying medium-sized construction rather than a quick desktop build.