Beechcraft® AT-6 WOLVERINE from COBI is a unique 1:48 scale model that allows you to create a realistic replica of one of the most modern training aircraft of the 21st century.

The development of the legendary Texan
The AT-6 Wolverine is a modern version of the legendary T-6 Texan – an aircraft that became one of the pillars of flight training during the Second World War. The Texan, also known as the “Harvard”, was used by the air forces of 30 nations worldwide, including the USA, Canada, Great Britain and Australia. Since the early 1940s, it has become the basic tool for over 200,000 pilots learning to fly and has become one of the best-known training aircraft in history.

AT-6 Wolverine – modernity meets tradition
The AT-6 Wolverine is an aircraft that retains the spirit of its legendary predecessor, but adapts it to the requirements of modern military aviation. Although its design is similar to that of the Texan, the Wolverine is a completely new aircraft equipped with modern weapon systems, advanced training technologies and combat functions that enable it to be used both as a training aircraft and as a support aircraft in combat operations. One of the key moments in the history of the AT-6 Wolverine was its introduction into the US Air Force training programmes, where it served as a test bed for new combat technologies. This aircraft is used not only for learning basic manoeuvres, but also for advanced training, enabling future pilots to master modern weapon systems such as laser sights and modern communication systems that are present in the combat aircraft of modern air forces.

Beechcraft Power – tradition and innovation
Beechcraft is a company with over 80 years of tradition, which has focused on the production of training and combat aircraft since the beginning of its existence. As early as the 1930s, Beechcraft presented the first aircraft intended for training and combat missions. In 1939, the famous Beechcraft Model 17 Staggerwing was created, which set new standards in civil and military aviation.
When the need for pilot training on a larger scale arose in the early 1940s, Beechcraft responded by developing an aircraft that became a symbol of military training – the AT-6 Texan. The Wolverine version is a natural continuation of this tradition, combining proven designs with the latest technological advances. Beechcraft is renowned for the reliability and ease of use of its aircraft and has given the world a modern aircraft that successfully combines these two elements.
Accurate assembly and design satisfaction
The AT-6 Wolverine model kit from COBI offers a unique opportunity to create an aircraft that combines tradition with modernity. The assembly instructions, based on clear drawings and symbols, make assembly intuitive and the more details you can reproduce, the greater the pleasure of completing the model.
Create your own version of the next generation training aircraft!
The AT-6 Wolverine is a great option for anyone who wants to combine their passion for aviation with a creative challenge. Thanks to the precise production of the elements and the exceptional reproduction of detail, once the model is assembled you can admire the aircraft that served for decades both as a training aircraft and as a test platform for new technologies in military aviation.

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– 263 high-quality elements
– Produced in the EU by a company with over 35 years of tradition
– Meets the safety standards for children’s products
– Compatible with clamp building blocks from other brands
– Clear building instructions based on drawings and symbols

Model dimensions: 22 x 8 x 21.5 cm
Box dimensions: 33.2 x 6 x 18 cm

Specification
– Catalogue no.: COBI-5905
– Manufacturer: Cobi Factory SA
– Length: 22 cm / 8.7″
– Height: 8 cm / 3.1″
– Wingspan: 21.5 cm / 8.5″
– Scale: 1:48
– No. of parts: 263
– Age group: 7+
– EAN: 5902251059057

Warning
Caution: Not suitable for children under 36 months. Choking hazard. Small parts could be swallowed. We recommend keeping the packaging for reference. Model and colours may differ slightly from the illustration.