TAMIYA 1/35 Military Miniature Series No. 388 German Panzer I B-Type Plastic Model 35388 (Tank)
A plastic model that requires assembly and painting. Separately, adhesives, tools, paint, etc. are required.
1/35 scale unpainted plastic assembly kit
Size when finished: total length 123 mm, total width 60 mm
Realistically model the compact appearance using actual vehicle coverage
The upper part of the car body and turret use slide molds, so they can be assembled reliably while reproducing details such as rivets in detail
Product introduction
After losing World War I, the first utility tank mass-produced by Germany, which had been prohibited from developing tanks, was the Panzer I. Following the A type, which began production in 1934, an improved model B was introduced in 1936. The engine, which had 57 horsepower in the A type, was strengthened to 100 horsepower, and the welded car body was also extended by about 40 cm. The weapon is equipped with 2 MG13 machine guns. Originally, it was a Panzer I developed for training, but starting with the Spanish Civil War that broke out in 1936, it was actually deployed in combat during the invasion of Poland in 1939/9, the French front in 1940, the 1941 invasion of the Balkans, and the early Russian front. Realistically modeled with a total length of 123 mm and a total width of 60 mm in live-action coverage, the upper part of the car body and turret are reproduced in detail while reproducing details such as rivets, etc., and are reliable even when assembled. The track is a partially connected bust with a straight part with 1 body, the head has a beret and side cap, and is selectable. 3 types of slide marks for each Polish, French, and Russian front are set ※ This product requires assembly and painting This is a plastic model. *Separate adhesives, tools, paint, etc. are required for assembly and painting. * “Plastic Model” is a registered trademark owned by the Japan Plastic Model Industry Cooperative Association. *This product does not include adhesives, paints, tools, batteries, etc.
Safety Warnings
*In order to enjoy plastic models safely, it is important to avoid high temperatures, humidity, and direct sunlight, and make them in a well-ventilated place. Be careful of accidental ingestion or injury to small children and pets, and handle tools safely. Care must be taken when assembling and storing paint, such as avoiding days with high humidity.