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German Panzer I Ausf B light tank
The German Panzer I entered in 1934 and served to train the first panzer units. Delays in Panzer III development meant that the Panzer I would serve as a combat vehicle until 1941. The tank was armed with two 7.92 mm machine guns and had a crew of two. The Panzer I Ausf B was introduced in 1936 and had a more powerful engine, an extra bogie wheel and a raised tensioner. It was used by the Wehrmacht and also exported to Spain.
This model is 3D printed and meant to be an economical alternative to wargamers wanting to expand their armies, it can also be used to build dioramas.
This model is made in five parts, turret, hull top, hull bottom and tracks. The model will be sent with support material still attached for better safety during transport, cutting and cleaning by the buyer will be needed before assembly. The model is printed using PLA and gluing is needed, if adding accessories to it superglue type glue will be required or other epoxy glue.
The pictures are from one sample model and some painted shots, the models are similar in grade of detail after print cleaning. The model is dispatched in a postal cardboard box with protective material inside for better safety.
Model Specifications:
Length - 6 cm
Width - 2.8 cm
Height - 2.4 cm Weight - 12 g
Color - color may vary but it is usually grey or white.
If you like to have this model printed in another scale please do not hesitate in contacting us!
Please check the detailed pictures! All parts are FDM printed! All miniatures require further cleaning before painting!
We usually take up to five working days to dispatch our items! In case of any doubt please do not hesitate in contacting us!
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Combined shipping rates
less than 100 g - 6.42 GBP Europe, 7.04 GBP Worldwide
from 100 up to 250 g - 8 GBP Europe. 9 GBP Worldwide
from 250 up to 500 g - 10.77 GBP Europe , 14.23 GBP Worldwide
from 500 up to 1 Kg - 14.56 GBP Europe, 24.12 GBP Worldwide
from 1 Kg up to 2 Kg - 23.27 GBP Europe, 35.58 GBP DUE TO OUR CURRENT STATE OF EMERGENCY WE NEEDED TO RAISE DISPATCH TIME TO 10 WORKING DAYS.
WE WILL TRY TO KEEP OUR 5 WORKING DAYS REFERENCE BUT WILL ONLY BE ABLE TO POST ONCE A WEEK FOR SAFETY REASONS.
WE LIKE TO APOLOGIES FOR THIS AND TO ASK FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING!
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