COBI Roman Chariot (20069) | Imperium Romanum Collection

Relive the glory of the Eternal City with the ceremonial vehicle of kings.In Ancient Rome, the chariot served as the ultimate symbol of representative power and military triumph. From the thunderous races of the hippodromes to the grand entries of conquering leaders, the chariot was central to Roman life. This eliteCOBI Roman Chariotset allows you to build a piece of that history, featuring a magnificent red chariot harnessed to two spirited white horses.

A Triumphant Entry for Your Collection

This 93-piece set is designed for both historical accuracy and dynamic display. Every brick utilizes100% pad-printed details, ensuring your Roman iconography remains sharp and vibrant for years to come.

• The Triumphant General:Includes a specialized figure of a Roman General in ceremonial attire, ready to lead his troops into the heart of Rome.
• The Imperial Team:Features two high-quality white horse figures with detailed harnesses, perfectly scaled to the chariot.
• Versatile Diorama Building:Designed to integrate seamlessly with the COBI Romans (20067) figure sets. Place your legionaries behind the chariot to form a protective escort or combine with gladiator sets to recreate the legendary races ofBen-Hur.

Premium European Craftsmanship

Like all sets in theImperium Romanum Collection, the Roman Chariot is manufactured in the EU to the highest safety and quality standards. With over 35 years of tradition, COBI ensures that every piece is fully compatible with all leading building block brands, offering a “no-sticker” experience that serious hobbyists prefer.

Technical Specifications

• Piece Count:93 high-quality elements
• Included Figures:1 Triumphant General, 2 Horses
• Chariot Dimensions:5.1” L x 2.2” W x 2” H
• Box Dimensions:9.25” L x 5.4” W x 1.8” D
• Manufacturing:Made in the EU (Poland)
• Compatibility:100% compatible with leading block and brick brands
• Recommended Age:6 years and above

Historical Report: The Roman Triumph

TheTriumph(triumphus) was a civil ceremony and religious rite of ancient Rome, held to publicly celebrate and sanctify the success of a military commander who had led Roman forces to victory. The commander, known as atriumphator, rode in a circular chariot drawn by four horses (thequadriga) through the streets of Rome to the Temple of Jupiter on the Capitoline Hill. This COBI set replicates the two-horse version (biga), often used for officials and elite representation within the Eternal City.