T-Rex Studio TR85003 PzKpfw I Tracks Late Type w/Cleats for Ausf.A/B 1/35

The T-Rex Studio TR85003 PzKpfw I Tracks Late Type w/Cleats for Ausf.A/B 1/35 set is a high-quality aftermarket tracks kit for upgrading models of the German light tank Panzerkampfwagen I Ausf.A and Ausf.B, made with modern 3D printing technology. Designed for models in the popular 1/35 scale, it ensures excellent detail reproduction of the vehicle and precise fit for model kits from various manufacturers.

These tracks replicate the late-type links (Late Type) with characteristic reinforcements and anti-slip cleats, which were used on Panzer I versions produced and used by Germany before and at the start of World War II. The Panzer I was the first mass-produced tank of the Third Reich, widely used in Spain during the civil war, in the Polish campaign of 1939, and in France in 1940. The operational period of this vehicle spans the years right before and at the beginning of World War II.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (early), pre-war period
• Material: resin, 3D printed
• The set includes a complete set of realistically recreated track links, with accurately replicated surface details
• Adapted for conversion of standard Panzer I Ausf.A and Ausf.B models from various brands (e.g., Dragon, Tristar, HobbyBoss)
• No extra modifications to the hull or drive wheels required
• Category: resin upgrade part for 1/35 scale models, model accessories

T-Rex Studio product is recommended for experienced modellers and intermediates who appreciate detail and realism in their builds. The precision and durability of the material make this set an excellent choice for historical dioramas and competitive modelling projects. Assembly requires delicacy and skill in working with resin parts, so the suggested difficulty level is 4/5.

Thanks to advanced 3D printing technology, the track links feature realistic texture, capturing even the smallest details of their historical originals. This is a perfect choice for modellers seeking perfection in recreating German vehicles from the early years of World War II.