Panzer Art RE35-266 Schwimmwagen Offroad Wheels 1/35 is a professional detail-up set designed for models of the German amphibious car VW Schwimmwagen in 1/35 scale. This product allows for advanced reproduction of the offroad wheels used by this vehicle during World War II. The set is aimed at modelers seeking the highest quality details and exceptional authenticity for the final model.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Germany (Third Reich)
• Historical period: World War II (1942–1945)
• Application: Volkswagen Schwimmwagen Typ 166, widely used by Wehrmacht, Waffen-SS, and Luftwaffe units on all fronts, particularly in difficult terrain conditions — from Eastern Europe, through the Western Front, to North Africa.
• Material: Highest quality polyurethane resin, ensuring excellent sharpness of details, precise tread and rim reproduction, and realistic offroad surfaces.
• Set contents: Complete set of four offroad wheels with accurately reproduced tread and sidewall inscriptions, each element typical of WWII production. The set does not include metal parts, gun barrels, or photo-etchings — it is focused on the perfection of resin details.
• Category: Detail-up sets, resin parts for military vehicle models
• Modeling application: The product fits perfectly with Schwimmwagen kits from various manufacturers in 1/35 scale, such as Tamiya, Italeri, or Dragon. It is also ideal for dioramas and layouts depicting vehicles in muddy, sandy, or snowy terrain.
• Difficulty level: 2/5 – The set is recommended for both intermediate and experienced modelers, due to the easy assembly, precise casting, and minimal need for additional adjustments.
• Do we recommend it? Definitely yes – the Panzer Art RE35-266 set is an excellent choice for modelers who value perfect realism and outstanding aesthetic qualities. Ideal for anyone wishing to make their Schwimmwagen model stand out from standard plastic versions.

By choosing this product, you invest in quality and the highest level of detail available on the modeling accessories market. Thanks to the use of resin, the reproduction is much sharper than with standard plastic tires, making the model a true masterpiece for connoisseurs of historic military vehicles.