COBI® Audi™ Quattro Group 4

Build the beginning of the quattro drive legend!

The AUDI QUATTRO Group 4 (1981) set in 1:35 scale is ready to become part of your collection!

The COBI set allows you to build a brick model of the car while simultaneously depicting an iconic scene from the 1981 season that marked the era of all-wheel-drive dominance in motorsport.

An excellent choice for fans of classic rally cars, collectors of brick models, and anyone who wants to add a piece of WRC history to their collection.

What you get in the Audi Quattro Group 4 (1981) set:

- Classic rally car in collector's scale – The model faithfully reproduces the characteristic silhouette of the Audi Quattro Group 4 from the 1981 season: the angular body, sporty proportions, and the rally character of the vehicle that laid the foundation for the quattro legend.

- Official Audi license – Every detail was designed with the goal of representing the vehicle that started the quattro drive legend as authentically as possible.

- 167 building elements – The set offers a satisfying building process, allowing you to create a scene with the cult rally car from the 1981 season step by step.

- Rally driver figure – The model includes a figure resembling driver Hannu Mikkola in a racing suit.

It allows you to recreate victory ceremony scenes and adds even more character to the entire set.

- Target diorama – An elaborately designed, impressive ceremonial arch with two finish flags forms the central point of the set and immediately draws all eyes.

It creates a unique atmosphere and sets the model apart from classic car sets.

- Victory ceremony accessories – The set includes characteristic accessories known from the end of rallies: a winner's podium in front of a banner, a symbolic golden trophy, and decorative flowers that emphasize the significance of the triumph and sporting success.

- Historical motorsport inspiration – The model refers to the groundbreaking 1981 season, in which the Audi Quattro first showed its potential in the Rallye World Championship.

- High COBI quality – Robust bricks, clear prints, high-quality stickers, and a stable construction guarantee excellent aesthetics and long-lasting durability of the model.

- Toy and display model in one – The model is suitable both for creative play and as a collector's piece of classic rally cars on the shelf of a motorsport fan.

Audi Quattro and the year 1981 – the season of great change!

At the turn from the 1970s to the 1980s, the rally world underwent a major transformation.

Vehicles with single-axle drive, which had dominated until then, were gradually replaced by a new concept – all-wheel drive.

Audi introduced the Quattro model as early as 1980, but the true test was still ahead.

The 1981 season was the first full year in which the rally version of the vehicle, homologated in Group 4 – then the highest category of the Rallye World Championship – took to the start.

Behind the wheel of the new machine sat Finnish driver Hannu Mikkola, navigated by Arne Hertz.

The beginnings were not easy.

The Audi was larger and heavier than competing rally cars, and developing entirely new technology took time.

However, once the design matured, the rally world saw something completely new.

At the 1981 Rally Sweden, the Audi Quattro achieved its first victory, utilizing its enormous traction advantage on snow and ice.

Towards the end of the season, Mikkola triumphed again, this time at the legendary RAC Rally in Great Britain.

The Audi Quattro demonstrated the potential of 4x4 drive and initiated a revolution that would fundamentally change the face of WRC rallies in the following years.

The Audi Quattro from the 1981 season marks the beginning of a technological revolution that has forever changed the world of rally sports.