Leopard 2A5 Main Battle Tank

Build a formidable modern armored vehicle with the Sluban M38-B0839 Leopard 2A5 Main Battle Tank. With 766 pieces and two mini figures, this substantial construction set offers an engaging project for builders aged 10 and up, combining military presence with the satisfaction of a detailed, hands-on assembly. Its compact armored silhouette, prominent turret, and powerful tracked profile make it an impressive addition to a display shelf or a commanding centerpiece for imaginative play.

The model captures the recognizable character of the Leopard 2A5 with a robust hull, rotating-style turret presentation, armored shaping, and a long main gun. The parts provide plenty of building interest as the vehicle takes form, while the included figures add scale and help bring a crewed armored scene to life. Whether you enjoy contemporary military vehicles, tracked engineering, or carefully arranged construction displays, this set offers a rewarding balance of structure, detail, and play value.

Supplied as a Sluban building-brick set, the M38-B0839 is designed for assembly and makes a strong choice for collectors and builders who appreciate modern armored vehicles. At 766 pieces, it has enough substance to feel like a meaningful project without losing its accessibility for younger enthusiasts. The finished tank can be displayed on its own, combined with compatible construction bricks, or used as the foundation for a larger tactical scene. Set number M38-B0839; recommended for ages 10+; includes 766 pieces and 2 mini figures.

The Leopard 2 is a German main battle tank developed during the Cold War as a highly mobile, heavily protected successor to earlier armored designs. It entered service in the late 1970s and became known for its balanced combination of protection, firepower, mobility, and advanced fire-control systems. The design has since been adopted and operated by several countries, making it one of Europe’s most recognizable modern tanks.

The Leopard 2A5 introduced a distinctive improvement package during the 1990s. Most visibly, it added wedge-shaped armor modules to the front and sides of the turret, increasing protection while giving the tank its characteristic angular appearance. The variant retained the Leopard 2 family’s 120 mm smoothbore main gun and four-person crew arrangement, while receiving updated sights, fire-control equipment, and other refinements. This Sluban model draws on that 2A5 configuration for its armored profile and modern military character.