Panzer I is a 5-ton class tankette that Germany first mass-produced after World War I.

The B type has been replaced with a Maybach air-cooled engine from the A type Krupp, and the engine room has been extended by 40 cm, and along with this, the leg circumference has been changed, such as an increase in the number of wheels and the movement of the induction wheels upward.

At the beginning of World War II, about half of the German Army tanks were Panzer I, but when Panzer III / IV was in the picture, it became the base for various modified vehicles.

The explosive installation vehicle is a vehicle that has been modified to install 50 kg of explosive by operating the box at the end of the arm with a wire from the inside of the vehicle protruding rearward.

Features:

• Workable Tracks

• 1 type of Marking

• PE and Clear Parts included

• Detailed Static display plastic model

• Suspension and Road wheels movable

• Hatches can be built in open or closed position

Specifications:

• Item Size: 46.3 x 28.8 x 9 cm