Panzer Art RE35-108 “Stalingrad” type wheels for T-34 tank (early model) 1/35

The upgrade set Panzer Art RE35-108 “Stalingrad” type wheels for T-34 tank (early model) 1/35 is a high-quality set of “Stalingrad” type wheels designed for early T-34 tank models in 1/35 scale. The product is made of durable resin and is characterized by extraordinary precision and detail reproduction, making it ideal for professional enhancement of plastic models. The “Stalingrad” wheels are distinguished by their original design, as manufactured during the Battle of Stalingrad, allowing for an accurate historical reconstruction of the vehicle.

• Scale: 1/35
• Material: high-quality resin
• Category: upgrade set for plastic models
• Manufacturer: Panzer Art
• Intended for: early T-34 tank versions
• Finish: highly detailed surface, realistic depiction of wear and details

Panzer Art RE35-108 was created for modelers wishing to accurately recreate Soviet T-34 tanks from the World War II period. The T-34 was one of the most groundbreaking medium tanks of its time, and its “Stalingrad” type wheels were characteristic for vehicles produced in 1942-1943, mainly in factories located in Stalingrad. These vehicles participated in many significant battles on the Eastern Front, including the Battle of Stalingrad, becoming an icon of Soviet armored power.

The set includes a complete set of road wheels compatible with models from various manufacturers (e.g. Tamiya, Zvezda, Dragon). Panzer Art products are renowned for their outstanding detail, and the resin allows for even more pronounced surface textures and micro-damage reproduction than plastic counterparts. This gives your model an authentic, realistic appearance.

We recommend this set to both advanced and intermediate modelers (assembly difficulty: 3/5). It is an excellent choice for anyone wishing to highlight the uniqueness and accuracy of their T-34 model, especially for WWII dioramas. By adding these wheels, you will enrich your model with a historical detail that will attract the attention of enthusiasts and judges at model shows.