Quan Guan 100274 WWII Pz.Kpfw. I Tank

The Quan Guan Pz.Kpfw. I. Although it was a steel dwarf compared to its size and two-man crew, it saw action in many countries, including Norway, Central, Southern, and Eastern Europe, North Africa, and even China, during the Second Sino-Japanese War, Nanking, December 1937 (see image). Due to its limited combat power, the Wehrmacht began repurposing it for other roles, such as self-propelled guns, as early as 1940. By the end of 1941, it was completely decommissioned, with only the chassis remaining in use. The quality of the first-generation parts is acceptable, and the clutch power is quite good. Everything fits together very well. The track links are very small and therefore a little stiff, but they roll smoothly over the wheels after assembly. Only the turret feels too loose to me. Three figures are included, but the ones pictured are my own and not part of the kit! Caution! When attaching the blocks that go under the tank and to which the wheels are attached (construction steps 35-44), pay close attention during assembly and don't be surprised, because when attaching them to the underside, it initially looks like they won't fit into the recesses. You have to push and wiggle them a bit. Therefore, I can only recommend attaching the wheels after the blocks are mounted! This was the last one missing from my Pz.Kpfw. I-VII collection, and here it is now, ready to be added. Looking at pictures 1 and 2 of the model, I thought it looked like a Wehrmacht soapbox car, and there's also an AI image. All in all, the model is a lot of fun, the price/performance ratio is unbeatable, it's a very small, but in my opinion, very beautiful tank with an interesting history that should be in every collection!

It's good, but I had some problems with certain parts that made the build more difficult, but it's cute XD

A good looking set after the build is finished, but I had issues with the small green elements, they just kept popping off. This one has the old Quan Guan parts and not the best quality. I don't really recommend this one.

Little but cute 😜

Alles gut bei meinem Set. Preis-Leistung stimmt

Piccolo e compatto

Pretty good final model, but had a few missing pieces, some of the bricks were obviously moulded incorrectly (e.g broken parts, chunks missing), and some parts did not fit together very well, as the road wheels are extremely difficult to attach and prone to falling off when too much pressure is applied. Overall a pretty good model, but had some trouble putting it together and is primarily only good for display purposes

very good

Quan Guan entwickelt sich mit den Neuauflagen der Panzer immer mehr zu meinen Favoriten, der Panzer 1 ist sehr gut gelungen, reichlich Zubehör und wie immer schöne Minifiguren dabei. Toller Bauspaß zum fairen Preis

The final tank is nice, but unfortunately the quality of the bricks is a little disapointing. Colours are okay and matching, but tiles and bricks are heavily scratched. More annoing is theponit, that the meassurement of tiels, bricks and plates are not accurate, you need to turn all these parts to find a position in which they fit together. All signs and numbers on the tank are printed which is really cool for this price, but it can not push the rating up to four stars.