The Panzer I was Germany’s first mass-produced tank after World War I. This vehicle was developed as a lightweight and simple tank for training and learning production techniques, but since there were not enough Panzer III/IV tanks, which were originally intended for actual combat, it was put into combat along with the Panzer II. The Panzer I Type A is equipped with a rotating gun turret equipped with twin MG13K machine guns on the welded hull; it was equipped with a Krupp M305 horizontally opposed four-cylinder air-cooled engine. This is an early type with a garter beam connecting the hull to the wheels. The tracks are link-and-length type; photo-etched parts and decals are included.