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The Leichterpanzer 29A is a light tank used during 1932 to 1940 as a frontline tank, and until 1944 as a reserve.

Development

As Teyvat's ground forces has long used the Renault FT (a.k.a. Le.Pz. 17A) as their mainstay light tank became obsolete, the materiel division ordered two designs to replace the latter tank to serve with them starting at the year 1931.

The Le.Pz. 29A, as built, is a light tank powered by an inline engine at about 220 horsepower that gives the ability to travel at about 24 km/h at current configuration and climb effectively in a maximum of 15° incline.

The prototype was ordered during 1930. General and performance reviews noted that the firepower is adequate enough of the time, with a PaK 20A cannon and a 12.7 mm anti-tank gun as an auxiliary. Survivability is comparable to the Le.Pz. 31A albeit the speed. However, handling at mountainous terrain were found out as atrocious due to the engine's weak output.

Armament

Main gun: 1x PaK 20A cannon firing standard PzGr solid shells.
Secondary armament: 12.7 mm anti-tank rifle