DESCRIPTION:
 
A passenger car constructed in fiat plants, manufactured in Italy from 1972 to 1980. The Fiat 126 was a development of the earlier 500.
From its wildly popular predecessor it was mainly different from having new body work and upgraded components. A characteristic feature was a rear, two-cylinder, four-stroke, air-cooled engine with a capacity of up to 594 cm³.
In Poland, the 126 was produced under an Italian license from 1973 until 2000 under the designation 126p. The Fiat 126 has replaced the hugely popular 500, which is said to have motorized Italy.

The 1:35 scale model, made up of 100% COBI bricks, very faithfully reflects the distinctive shapes of the original Fiat 126. With 71 bricks, minor modifications and modifications of the vehicle are possible Using high quality prints to reproduce the markings on the car this model will really please those builders who like detail in their kits. The high quality of this kit means that the prints do not wear after time or with play from little one’s hands. Rotating wheels equipped with tires are ideal for moving the model during play. 

The COBI design brick model will not only be a toy in the children's room, but will also contribute to the interest in the history of automotive. It will certainly help to develop children's motor skills and increase design skills. For adult fans of bricks, it will be a beautiful model of the historic vehicle and perhaps the beginning of the future collection.
 
Warning:   Not suitable for children under the age of 3 years due to small parts which could cause a choking hazard.