I Drove 500 Miles for THIS, and it was FAKE!?
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2022
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I Drove 500 Miles to Buy THIS!? (INSANE)
I drove to the national world war 2 museum in New Orleans to buy COBI LEGO Knock Offs and check out an insane LEGO D-Day Moc that features an insane lego beach invasion vs a beach defense. I also show off some custom LEGO WW2 Minifigures and some LEGO Minifigure lots I saw at the flea market :D
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COBI isnt a LEGO knock-off. Its a Polish company that stared producing bricks back in 90s. They were sued by LEGO but they won. COBI does really great militairy sets in scales and its always improving on quality wich actually comparable to LEGO quality. I guess the figures just may look a bit uncanny to LEGO fans due to different way they look.
Saw on a Cobi stream once the owner said they wanted to change the figures anyways so Lego literally just wasted money with that lawsuit
@@tomirextherealappearently the older cobi minifigs were just lego minifig copies with 3d noses. If im not wrong cobi changed the minifig when lego won a lawsuit against another company that did the same thing, so cobi avoided the old design to evade legal action
Cobi is actually a good company. They just make military themed sets, something lego doesnt do
also websites like brickmania and battlebrick make te same thing but with offical lego parts.
@@DidIaskyou brickmania is crazy expensive
@@escobarsadventures6607 But Battle brick is fine
their figures look cursed tho imo so i’d recommend cobi for its vehicles but maybe use brick mania for the figures
@@DidIaskyou Yeah but where im from, hungary they don't ship, and they are very expensive in the hungarian forint so like its four houndred times the price.
Cobi is actually good quality bricks. I’ve got some of the stuff they would release like wayyy back when their figures were actually almost like Lego figs (but they had noses) and they were some pretty cool displays.
yeah bought about 15 sets from them and are very pleased with the sets, yes the minifigures arent something to brag about, the have pretty good quality for what it is, plus their display ships are amazing, just as good as their Planes.
Yeah I have been collecting for 2 years they are really good
I have 66 of there sets.
Their figs are kinda uncanny but the sets are cool tho
Cobi is for modelers who are tired of glue and paint
In defense of cobi, the pack of three soldiers that are $15 are way better than two packs of three soldiers I saw on Brickmania. Those two packs were $95 dollars alone!
I have a store where I live that sells those for 5$ each
@@totalgamingdomin8ion972 shit where do you live son?!
@@totalgamingdomin8ion972 because I’m in need of some figures
But Brickmania is a better quality tho.
I get them here for $5
cobi is the same quality as lego and calling inferior is just plain worng
D-day is the most interesting battle for me as there was many different soldiers in the battle like the British, the Americans and the Canadians. It also is the most icon battle during World War 2.
The most interesting battle I’ve heard of is the Battle of Vurdun (tell me if I spelt it wrong)
@@TheLegendaryPotato155Verdun
The Americans aways get the spotlight we forget about the British, Canadians and French
The museum was scalping, because you can find the sherman for like 50$-60$ and the 3 packs for 10$ each
About price : in country of origin, Poland, those sets cost around 9 USD, You pay 15. Probably shipping cost, US taxes and local dealer cost are inside thise 6 USD extra. If You want, You can buy online from Cobi guns for pieces, without buying figure sets.
It's expensive cuz it's a museum gift shop, way too overpriced stuff there
I got my Sherman Tank a few days ago from Cobi. The treads were smaller than I thought, but it came out pretty good. Have some unique pieces too.
EDIT: It's not much of a battle, but I heard about when it was Christmas time the two sides stopped fighting so they can celebrate together. See the article "Christmas Eve 1944: a brief moment of peace on the battlefield"
To be honest I have a bunch of cobi ww2 planes they have a lot of quality and accuracy but that’s just my opinion
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I fear no man but... U know The thing that scared me the most was the prices.
Cobi is a polish company and he was at a museum gift shop
Cobi one are a bit expensive but i think its good if you dont have enough money for customs
Also my favorite (btw dont love war,but it is cool in some aspect,like clone wars)battle is battle of stalingrad
I am sick of people calling Cobi "knock off Lego" and "fake". They are running a legitimate business and are a competitor to Lego. In no way, shape or form do they try to pass off their goods as Lego items. As long as they are not directly copying the design of Lego sets they can do whatever they want.
Lego don't have a monopoly on the plastic bricks market. Calling Cobi "fake" is like calling Pepsi "fake Coke", Burger King "fake McDonalds" or Playstation a "fake Nintendo".
My favorite battle in WW2 is definitely the battle of the bulge, because it was a major comeback win for the allies.
How dare you naming Cobi fake?
Cobi for live. Lego had too small balls to make such a great sets with same great quality.
500 MILES?! THATS LIKE 500 MILES!!
That's more than 499 Miles!
@@Ember-vw2ms AMD EVEN MORE THE 499.99 MILES!!!
@@The-tank-engine HOLY CRAPPP
I have Cobi littered in my collection, so I definitely have to be careful when I'm building. For me, the 2nd battle of Al Alamein is the most interesting
As a brit, the most interesting event that took place for me was operation market garden- there’s a brilliant 60’s film called “a bridge too far” and i highly recommend it
The Tank museum in wareham England has an awesome D-day diorama it’s a lot bigger and I’m pretty sure it’s not knockoff also my favourite battle was probably the invasion of Omaha beach as the amount of foolery the allies used against the Germans was just absurd 😂
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The diorama is amazing I have been to the Tank Museum like 10 times and I love it
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Most interesting battle for me would be operation mincemeat because I studied it for over a year and it was truly a masterful deception act
If you go to one of the museums in Normandy, you’ll find a bunch of COBI sets such as the red baron, panzer tanks, etc.
The most investing battle to me was the battle of the bulge because there was so many twists and ways they could attack plus it was very brutle
So then look for Stalingrad or kursk
Oh cool they have Cobi bricks displayed btw Cobi is a Polish company and the bricks they make aren't Lego knockoffs, Cobi bricks have a bit more realistic Figures than Lego and Cobi Has a war Theme and lego doesn't fun fact Lego once sued Cobi for making their Figures to similar to lego's but now they look how they look
They still copy lego lol.
The invasion of the Omaha beach is the most interesting for me.
Keep up the good work Daley!
you should watch the longest day or see a game of hell let loose they have the most accurate depictions of Omaha beach (:
Ngl in my opinion I think cobi is better than Lego
I’ll say that the most interesting/favorite battle of WA 2 was one of the side battles at Larry Gulf. It was when the Japanese were trying to out flank the US, and one of these flanks were guarded by US Battleships, and the interesting part about it was that the battleships that the US had there were originally from Pearl Harbor, and ,the ironic part about it all was that while the Japanese had damaged or sunk some of the ships that were now facing them, these ships now had the golden opportunity to return the favor
The reason its 15 bucks is because you're in a museum shop in America. Cobi is (as of yet, it's growing fast) still a company that makes everything in Poland, which means that they can't really make it affordable for Americans. Even if they did, museums charge a lot more even in Europe than Cobi does. It's not really worth it to buy Cobi outside of Poland, Poland's neighbour states and the UK because shipping and a lack of shops which sell Cobi sets at a normal price. For example, Germany has a lot of shops which sell Cobi and they are way better than buying it on their website. Other than ordering on amazon (which I think would still cost extra) American consumers aren't really the demographic Cobi is selling to
normally such a cobi set with three figures is 10 dollars, but the museum asked too much for it.
The most interesting battle of WWII is the battle of Gettysburg because they did the sneak attack
That’s civil war
My Favorite World War II battle is probably D-day
honestly, the battle of Okinawa is mine, the fact that my favorite warship of all time was used there majorly was nice. the Yamato, my favorite warship, not even because it was the biggest. oh and the Musashi was there too
The most interesting battle of world war 2 to me was the battle of the bulge as it was the Nazis last major defensive of the war and even with the harsh winter conditions and the casualties that we took we were still able to pull through and defeat the Nazis. Also I collect Cobi and the soldiers will “be a fine edition to my collection.” -general grievous
I think the most interesting battle of ww2 was the battle of Attu, it took place in the Aleutian Islands near Alaska and was the first battle on US soil, the conflict was between the US forces and Japanese army.
Day D is my favourite battle of World War II because of the tactics and importance of the mission. That was also my favourite mission in Call Of Duty WWII.
Saw Hacksaw Bridge recently and the story of Desmond Doss, so id say that is the most fascinating war in world war 2 according to me. The way everything played out and don't really wanna spoil the movie for anyone but basically the main character doesn't wanna wield a weapon while at war for his beliefs and that is problematic for the us army and he claims he doesn't wanna take lifes just save them as a medic.
Most interesting had to be D-day, my great grandfather served in the army as an infranty, he made it out alive but sadly passed away in 2017. He said it was the bloodiest thing he ever saw, and he said he went through atleast over 500 rounds.
One of the most interesting, and weirdest battles, has to be Operation Cottage. It was an invasion by the U.S and Canada of an island in the Pacific , believed to be held by the Japanese. Unknown to the Allied troops, Japan had abandoned and set traps all over the island. The U.S landed on one side and Canada landed on the other side of the island. When the two countries met each other, they started fighting, believing that they were fighting the Japanese. Eventually they found out they were fighting each other. But the damage wss already done. Around 300allied soldiers would be killed to friendly fire and booby-traps.
It is also a very sad story
fun fact about Omaha beach.
the most popular depiction, is from saving pvt ryan, witch is very realistic but not accurate.
the biggest inaccuracies are (there were no towering bunkers, the beach was not short it was 300 yards long, most of the US troops were killed by artillery, the boats fit 30 people / not 20, the boat drivers were all British, the shingle was brick and concrete not sand , there were only two rows of x shaped tank traps and that was far up the beach, and last but not least / the Americans stayed in the water for a long time moving up slowly with the tide. (:
The most interesting battle to me is The Battle of Atlantic I don’t know much about it but it lasted from 1939-1945 which it started from the beginning all the way to the end
In my opinion the Battle of Britain is the most interesting battle
I think the best battle was in Stalingrad, because it was one od the bloodiest one in whole WW2, also it was a tuning point from which Third Reich was pushed back on the Easter front.
“It was Cobi” 😅
Yeah cobi doesn’t make good mini figs, they mainly work on tanks which are really solid and probably cost less on the cobi store. The most interesting battle of Ww2 to me was the one in Alaska.
The Siege of Leningrad is a vary intresting battle because it lasted for almost 900 days
The battle of Stalingrad, because it was probably a major victory for the Soviets, and it was a very harsh climate to fight in.
D day is by far the most interesting.
Like ive probably seen Saving Private Ryan 100 times now and it never gets bad.
And so much happened there on Juno sword gold utah and Omaha.
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The most interesting battle to me would have to be Guatal canal as that’s where my grandpa first fought at. He was a part of the Army that deployed alongside the Marines. And would later become one of the few member of Merril’s Marauders to make it to the end of the war fighting through the brutal Burma Campaign in south East Asia. Of over 3,000 American men who went less then 160 came home and my grandpa was one of them.
D Day battle is an iconic battle, with the Americans, the Canadians and the British on it! Awesome.
so cool to see you combine 2 of your passisions together!
Cobi models are objectively better than brickmania models.
The soldiers look goofy as hell
Daily bricks the reason why it was $15 is because that you bought it from a museum if you just bought it like online or from COBI themselves it won't be as expensive
Stalingrad because of the dauntless Soviet attack and the unbreaking German defense
The most interesting battle of world war 2 was the invasion of Singapore in 1942 the Bukit Timah battle
Love museums myself haven't been to that one. The battle of the budget, changed the face of the war.
Love the battle of midway, i am more of a naval and airforce fan, so aircraft cariers are the ulimate creation of happyness for me lol
To be honest I don’t think Cobi is that bad. I regularly buy COBI products to use on my lego mocs. I really enjoy the building and how good it looks on my moc.
for me the most interesting battle is the winter war between finland and russia which brought a lot of legends like simo häyha or lauri törni
D-day, i honestly don't know the other battles of ww2
The paratroopers the destroyed the german supply lines before D-day are the most interesting invasion history to me
The most interesting battle in ww2 for me is the battle of castle Itter. Since Germans and Americans fought along side each other
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Battle of Bautzen 1945 because it was the one of the last battles on the eastern front and it’s one of the many battles that both sides claimed victory
I gotta say the most interesting, if not the weirdest, was the battle of castle itter, so unique and strange. Definitely the most interesting.
I have over 70 Cobi sets and yes there figures are a little weird but the sets are good
Battle of Bulge was a really interesting battle cause they had a hospital in a CHURCH that was bombarded like crazy
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The liberation of Paris is the most interesting battle in WW2 I could think of
Cobi are European JUST LIKE LEGO!
As a polish man i would not that cobi is fake lego
its more like for example megablox/megaconstrux
also cobi has very good quality bricks and dont get me started on the printing
i once just picked up my panzerkampfwagen 4 and just stared at the printing
planes are very cool tho i would like to say that making the wings is just torture
so yeah thats about it
Cobi is a very good War Bricks
I really like the invasion of Denmark by the germans. Not because of the intensity of the fight. But because it lastet for only 6 hours. But still it lasted for 6 hours.
That Museum looked awesome wish I could go in person!
Guys i from Poland and i can said Cobi is not fake lego this is other brand (very good brand)
Cobi isn’t knockoff Lego…. It’s just a different brand that makes bricks. They are compatible with Lego, but they make their own stuff and have their own unique pieces
one really interesting battle was the third battle of kharkov where the germans led the soviets right into a trap
Last time I went to a museum COBI
was a little bit more expensive because when it's at a museum is a little more expensive
It think the most interesting battle was at castle Itter when the American and Germans fought together to defend the castle from SS
Most interesting battle in my opinion is the battle of aachen. The bombardment was crazy.
I know this isn't from WW2 but my favorite war battle is attack of the dead men since it sounds so cool like a group of Russian soldiers beating the Germans
Well first off, Cobi is not LEGO knock off, its own high quality brand that specialises in WW2.
Its also ironic, that You at the same time praise D-Day Diorama probably not noticing that its not made from LEGO but also from Cobi bricks.
Tho, the 15$ price is high af, its much higher than regular one. Its probably because museums always charge more for stuff in souvenir shops.
Cobi is amazing
I think Perl harbor was the most interesting because I really love the I survived book for that event
The most interesting battle to me was probably operation market garden because of the amount of different countries involved in it like The British Americans and so on
I think the battle of the bulge was cool because it had the faros saying from the Americans: "Nuts." When the germans had surrounded the Americans.
$15 for 3 figures is a complete rip off...
Cobi is a good company if you know what you're looking for, unlike lego they make war themed sets
don't know if you realize but lego has never made any war-related products, with the only exceptions being some Indiana Jones sets, the avatar sets and maybe even the toy story green army men.
My favorite is one not many have heard of it is the battles of Attu and Kiska in the Allution islands. My grandpa fought in it and that might be one of the reasons why I like it. I don't know why I like it I just do it was super cool the only WWII battle fought on U.S. soil! It was where the Japanese tried to get one over on the U.S. by going to the Islands, then all the Japanese, DISAPPEARED! No one knows, even today, what happend.
Woah! Cool
The most interesting battle of world War 2 was the battle of kursk, I don't really have an explanation, but I just kind of like it.
i have that Sherman and i got it on amazon for 60 euro and its pretty good and stays together pretty well , but definitely not worth 90 dollars
Battle of the bulge because it's the final major battle on the western front
My favorite world war 2 battle is Perl harbor and well it’s not really a battle but that’s what started world war 2 for the USA
Not everything 'not' lego in your eyes are called knock off lego right? They are just different company. Can you say pepsi cola is a coca cola knock off?
I know Kobe mini figures aren’t that realistic and good but I thought Kobe said and they are amazing you should buy a Kobe set and check it out
i think Peleliu is interesting due to many things, but my great grandfather also served in that battle.
Cobi is a great company for military theme sets I used to make stop motions for fun and I used cobi
You can use the accessories from knock offs they work great and you don’t need to see those hideous figures
My favorite battle of World War 2 has to be Battle of Stalingrad
The LCVP could hold 36 solders and there were vehicle variants
Stalingrad in my opinion is the most interesting battle of ww2
When you asked about interesting ww2 battle it was hard to chose and I think it's the battle of Leningrad