Toys and Hobbies: Sluban Model Kits and Building Block Sets

Build history brick by brick with our range of Sluban model kits, including fighter jets, WWII bombers, helicopters, tanks, warships and battle dioramas. Sets run from about 680 pieces up to the 2,401-piece Titanic, and all are compatible with other leading building block brands.

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Sluban model kits and building block sets

Sluban makes detailed building block models of famous aircraft, armoured vehicles and ships, from the WWII Lancaster bomber and Tiger tank to the modern F-35 and the RMS Titanic. Each kit is a hands-on project and a finished model you can display on a shelf or desk. They suit model builders, history fans and collectors, and many make a great gift. The durable bricks clutch firmly together and work with other leading building block brands, so your collection can keep growing.

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Fighter jets

Start with the F/A-18E Super Hornet, a 682-piece carrier fighter of the type also flown by the Royal Australian Air Force, or the 1:44 F-35 Lightning with its pilot minifigure. The A-10 Warthog and J-50 stealth fighter are also 1:44. For a premium shelf piece, the J-35 and J-20 Mighty Dragon have a titanium silver metal-coated finish and an in-flight display stand.

Bombers and transport aircraft

The Lancaster "G for George" recreates the Avro Lancaster flown by No. 460 Squadron RAAF, with accurate markings, spinning propellers and a 71cm wingspan. It sits well beside the B-17 Flying Fortress and the twin-engine C-47 Skytrain, all at 1:44.

Helicopters and tiltrotors

The UH-60 Black Hawk is a medical rescue version with a rotating main rotor and opening cabin doors. The 1:44 AH-64D Apache brings detailed rotors and cockpit styling, while the 1,142-piece MV-22 Osprey captures the tiltrotor design that blends a helicopter with a plane.

Tanks and armoured vehicles

Our 1:35 armour covers WWII icons like the Tiger I and Panther G, plus the modern M1A2 Abrams TUSK and M3A3 Bradley. The desert-camo M1A2 V2 Abrams has a 360-degree rotating turret, working tracks and tank crew minifigures.

WWII battle dioramas

Build a whole scene rather than a single vehicle. Choose the Atlantic Wall bunker with its radar array and anti-aircraft gun, the Battle of Budapest railway bridge checkpoint, or the Battle of Iwo Jima with a 27cm island bunker, landing craft and nine minifigures. The largest is the 2,287-piece Battle of Sainte-Mère-Église.

Warships and ocean liners

The 2,401-piece 1:350 RMS Titanic is the biggest set in the range and comes with a display base. Naval fans can also build the 1:350 USS Missouri, the Bismarck at over 60cm long, the 1:200 HMS Victory with masts and sails, or the 1:450 aircraft carriers Fujian and Shandong.

More for kids and collectors

For younger kids aged 3 and up, we also have a sand and water table with waterfall wall and a 4-tier waterfall sand and water table. Collectors can protect their display with a 50-pack of acid-free Funko Pop! vinyl protectors.

Model scale guide

A scale of 1:44 means the model is 44 times smaller than the real thing, so a lower second number means a larger scale.

1:35

Tanks and armoured vehicles. The largest scale in the range, so details like tracks and turrets really stand out.

1:44

Most of our aircraft, including the Lancaster, B-17, F-35 and Apache, so they display well together. The Lancaster has a 71cm wingspan at this scale.

1:200

The HMS Victory sailing battleship, with detailed masts, sails and deck features.

1:350

The Titanic and USS Missouri, large display models that suit a shelf or cabinet.

1:450

The Fujian and Shandong aircraft carriers, which fit the scale of a huge real ship into a display piece.

Piece count guide

Piece count is the easiest way to judge how big a project will be.

Up to 800 pieces

A great first build. Includes the F/A-18E Super Hornet, Black Hawk, A-10 Warthog, F-35, Apache, Atlantic Wall, Battle of Budapest and M1A2 V2 Abrams.

800 to 1,200 pieces

A bigger project for a few sessions. Includes the J-35, J-20, J-50, Panther G, Tiger I, Bradley, Abrams TUSK, C-47, HMS Victory, Iwo Jima and MV-22 Osprey.

Over 1,200 pieces

For experienced builders and showpiece displays. Includes the B-17, Fujian, Lancaster, Shandong, USS Missouri, Bismarck, Sainte-Mère-Église and Titanic.

Sets that give back

Most of the Sluban sets in this range help support Legacy Australia, which provides care and assistance to the families of veterans. The Titanic and HMS Victory support Kids with Cancer Australia, which helps children and families affected by cancer. Check the product page for details on each set.

Sluban model kit FAQs

Are Sluban sets compatible with other building block brands?

Yes. Sluban bricks are made to work with other leading building block brands, so you can combine sets and add to the collection you already have.

What age are Sluban model kits suitable for?

It depends on the set, so check the product page. For example, the Battle of Iwo Jima is listed for ages 10 and up, and the Bismarck, J-20 and Lancaster for ages 12 and up. These kits contain small parts and are not suitable for children under 3.

Which Sluban set is best for a first build?

Sets with up to about 800 pieces are a good starting point, such as the 682-piece F/A-18E Super Hornet or the 692-piece Black Hawk. Larger sets like the Titanic and Bismarck are aimed at experienced builders.

What is the biggest Sluban set you sell?

The 1:350 RMS Titanic has 2,401 pieces, followed by the Battle of Sainte-Mère-Église with 2,287 and the Bismarck with 1,849.

Do the models come with a display stand?

Some do. The Titanic includes a display base, and the J-35, J-20, USS Missouri and Bismarck include a display stand. Check the product page for the set you are interested in.

Do the sets include minifigures?

Many do. The Battle of Iwo Jima has nine soldier minifigures, the Atlantic Wall and Battle of Budapest include squads of soldiers, the M1A2 V2 Abrams has tank crew, and the F/A-18E, F-35 and J-20 include a pilot.

Are there any Australian models in the range?

Yes. The Lancaster "G for George" recreates an aircraft flown by No. 460 Squadron RAAF and includes official RAAF insignia, and the F/A-18E Super Hornet is a type also flown by the Royal Australian Air Force.

Do Sluban purchases support charity?

Yes. Most of the sets in this range help support Legacy Australia, which assists the families of veterans. The Titanic and HMS Victory support Kids with Cancer Australia. Check the product page for details.