COBI 2633 M1A2 SEPv3 Abrams buy, from £52.95 at 2 shops

COBI 2633: M1A2 SEPv3 Abrams

£59.99Average price3 shops

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The lowest price for COBI 2633 M1A2 SEPv3 Abrams is £59.99 at 3 shops (as of 14 August 2026).

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Brick Tanks	£59.99 for 47 days	£59.99(free shipping)	✓ In stock	12 uur geleden	View
COBI Official Store	€ 59,99 for 53 days	€ 59,99 excl. shipping	✓ In stock	18 uur geleden	View
Jadlam Racing Models	£52.95 -12% below RRP for 10 days	£52.95(free shipping)	Out of stock	11 uur geleden	View

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Period30d 90d 1y

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Specifications

COBI 2633 M1A2 SEPv3 Abrams is a LEGO-compatible brick set with 1065 pieces, scale 1:35 from the Military Bricks theme, recommended from age 10+.

Specification	Value
Set number	2633
Lowest price	£52.95
Number of shops	3
Pieces	1065
Theme	Military Bricks
Series	Tanks and vehicles
Scale	1:35
Dimensions	Length: 27,5 cm / 10.8″, Height: 11 cm / 4.3″, Length: 27,5 cm / 10.8″, Height: 11 cm / 4.3″
Age	10+
Released	2025
Official page	View on cobi.eu
EAN	5902251026332

Description

This 1:35 model recreates the M1A2 SEPv3 Abrams in the markings of the 1st Warsaw Armored Brigade, giving the modern tank a distinctly Polish presentation. With 1,065 pieces, it sits at a satisfying medium to large build size for collectors, and the finished model is designed to work well on display or in a diorama. The set includes one Polish tank crewman figure, plus a name plaque and a second plaque with the brigade emblem. The tank itself has a rotating turret, a gun barrel that can be posed at different angles, opening hatches, rear service hatches, and a removable rear armour plate that lets you look inside. It also uses printed markings rather than stickers, and the running gear is built with rotating wheels and tracks for a more convincing look.