COBI 5861: Mitsubishi A6M2 "Zero"

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Last seen on cobi.eu:: 2026-08-14
Tracked by BrickSonar since:: 2026-05-29; Peak availability: 7 shops → now 5

£19.99incl. shipping £23.94-20%✓ Good price2 shops

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The lowest price for COBI 5861 Mitsubishi A6M2 "Zero" is £19.99 at 2 shops (as of 6 August 2026). That is 20% below the RRP of £24.99.

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Shop	Price	Incl. shipping	Stock	Updated	Visit
Elite Models Online	£19.99 -20% below RRP for 46 days	£23.94	Out of stock	06-08-2026	View
COBI Official Store	€ 79,99 +220% above RRP for 51 days	€ 79,99 excl. shipping	Out of stock	23-07-2026	View

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Period30d 90d 1y

COBI Official Store Elite Models Online

All-time lowest price: £19.99 · 90-day average: £51.29 · currently 61% below the 90-day average

Specifications

COBI 5861 Mitsubishi A6M2 "Zero" is a LEGO-compatible brick set with 170 pieces, scale 1:48 from the Military Bricks theme, recommended from age 7+.

Specification	Value
Set number	5861
Lowest price	£19.99
Number of shops	2
Pieces	170
Theme	Military Bricks
Series	Aircraft
Scale	1:48
Dimensions	Length: 19 cm / 7.48″, Height: 9 cm / 3.54″, Wingspan: 25 cm / 9.84″, Length: 19 cm / 7.48″, Height: 9 cm / 3.54″, Wingspan: 25 cm / 9.84″
Age	7+
Official page	View on cobi.eu
EAN	5902251058616

Description

The Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero is a compact 1:48 model of Japan’s best known World War II fighter. With 170 pieces, it sits on the easy side of COBI’s aircraft builds, so it should suit newer builders as well as collectors who want a quick display project. The finished plane measures 19 cm long with a 26 cm wingspan, giving it a clear shelf presence without taking up much space. The model represents the Zero in a historically focused way, with printed details instead of stickers to help the surface look clean and realistic. It captures one of the most famous aircraft of the period, a fighter remembered for its agility and strong combat performance.