Development history
The LK II replaced the LK I's turret with a fixed casemate and was ordered in large numbers in June 1918, in gun and machine-gun versions. Only prototypes were complete when the war ended. Under the Versailles restrictions, components were sold to Sweden, where they were assembled as the Stridsvagn m/21 — a direct link between Germany's last wartime tank design and Swedish armour of the interwar years.
Notable actions
- None - trials vehicle