Panzer Art RE35-263 Humber Mk IV AC road wheels (Firestone) 1/35 – unique upgrade set in 1/35 scale

The Panzer Art RE35-263 Humber Mk IV AC road wheels (Firestone) 1/35 set is a high-quality upgrade component dedicated to Humber Mk IV armored car models in the popular 1/35 scale. These realistic wheels are made from resin, allowing for the reproduction of even the finest tread details and the characteristic Firestone-style tires, which were historically used on original vehicles.

The Humber Mk IV is a British armored car from the Second World War, used mainly by the British Army, although the vehicle was also supplied to other Allied nations' forces, including Canada, India, Poland, and Commonwealth countries. The Humber Mk IV served on various fronts from 1942 to 1945 – it fought in North Africa, Western Europe, and during the Italian campaign. The vehicle stood out for its high mobility and effectiveness in reconnaissance and escort duties, while the Mk IV version was the most numerous and advanced of the series.

The Panzer Art RE35-263 set includes a complete set of four resin wheels, intended for assembly and painting by the modeler. Thanks to advanced resin casting technology, the parts impress not only with high resolution of detail, but also with an accurate replication of the Firestone tire texture and realistic sidewall and tread details. The resin used by Panzer Art is durable, takes modeling paints well, and does not require specialist tools for processing.

• Dedicated to plastic Humber Mk IV AC models in 1/35 scale
• Product entirely made of high-grade resin – cast technique
• Realistic representation of Firestone tire wheels
• Designed to upgrade and enhance the realism of models
• Category: resin upgrade set (upgrade, aftermarket)
• Contents: 4 wheels

Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 – suitable for both intermediate and advanced modelers seeking to add authenticity and detail to their models. This product is particularly recommended for historical modelers and dioramists who desire accurate reproduction of British vehicles from the Second World War.