COBI SET 5839 C-130 HERCULES | BUILD AND REVIEW

[@rileytat123]

i thought it was one of those metal model planes

[@lawatimingso9990]

same

[@maverickhavoc7436]

Nicely done video!! For some time I’ve been considering buying a cobi c-130, but I don’t know which one to buy. If it came between the c-130j or the c-130, which one would you recommend the most?

[@Josephbuilds]

I would recommend the c130 over the c130j. The c130j is cool but the grey color seems too dark compared to the real c130j. What I’m saying is the c130j isn’t very accurate to the real thing. But, the c130j does have a better cockpit. Hope this helped!

[@MiG-31893]

@@JosephbuildsHi, I was wondering if you still have the manual, if you could tell me what part number the steering wheel is? I lost my manual and I need to order a spare piece from cobi. I would be very grateful! (The parts should be listed at the back of the manual) Thanks!

[@rileytat123]

you just love legos

[@necromot1336]

cool video, keep it up man! also cool music!

[@Mr_gun5hip-.]

I want myself for christmas gift

[@Josephbuilds]

Did you get it?

[@Mr_gun5hip-.]

@@Josephbuilds not yet, cuz in México we have the day of the reyes magos at the 6 of january, is like christmas but with 3 Magic mans

[@maidsandmuses]

Maybe it is just me, but I no longer understand these modern brick-built half-accurate models (by LEGO, CADA, COBI etc.). What is the point of these universal building block sets if half the model is being constructed from very model-specific special parts? LEGO was originally supposed to be about being creative with a limited selection of bricks and make things that vaguely resembled the real thing, but these modern sets with loads of special parts undoubtedly end up just as a display model, so why not make _all_ parts special model-specific ones and actually make the model look good, or build an Airfix-style model instead?