COBI 5872 Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien buy, from £22.95 at 2 shops

COBI 5872: Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien

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£22.95incl. shipping £27.94-8%~ Fair price3 shops

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The lowest price for COBI 5872 Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien is £22.95 at 3 shops (as of 29 June 2026). That is 8% below the RRP of £24.99.

Shop	Price	Incl. shipping	Stock	Updated	URL
Brick Tanks	£22.99 -8% below RRP for 1 day	£27.94	✓ In stock	9 uur geleden	View
Jadlam Racing Models	£22.95 -8% below RRP for 21 hours	£28.94	✓ In stock	9 uur geleden	View
COBI Official Store	€ 24,99	excl. shipping	✓ In stock	1 uur geleden	View

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Specifications

COBI 5872 Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien is a LEGO-compatible brick set with 141 pieces, scale 1:48 from the Military Bricks theme, recommended from age 6+.

Specification	Value
Set number	5872
Lowest price	£22.95
Number of shops	3
Pieces	141
Theme	Military Bricks
Series	Aircraft
Scale	1:48
Dimensions	Length: 19 cm / 8.27″, Height: 9 cm / 3.5″, Wingspan: 25 cm / 9.84″, Length: 19 cm / 8.27″, Height: 9 cm / 3.5″, Wingspan: 25 cm / 9.84″
Age	6+
Released	2026
Official page	View on cobi.eu
EAN	5902251058722

Description

The Kawasaki Ki-61 Hien is a compact 1:48 scale model of one of Japan’s more unusual World War II fighters. With 141 pieces, it offers a manageable build that suits display well, especially for collectors who like historically inspired aircraft in a smaller footprint. The finished model captures the fighter’s distinctive shape, with its slim wings and characteristic fuselage line, and includes printed markings rather than stickers. It also has a movable propeller and detachable wheels with rubber tires, adding a little extra life to the build once it is complete. This is a good choice for anyone interested in Pacific War aircraft and a shelf model that represents a fighter with a very different profile from the more familiar radial engined designs.