Panzer Art RE35-632 M4 “Sherman” Road Wheels Pattern No2 1/35 – Detail Set for Model

The Panzer Art RE35-632 M4 “Sherman” Road wheels Pattern No2 detail set in 1/35 scale comprises high-quality components designed for M4 “Sherman” tank models. This product, created by the renowned modeling accessory manufacturer Panzer Art, is made from premium modeling resin, allowing for an extraordinary level of detail far surpassing the standard plastic parts included with most kits.

Historical background and application

The M4 Sherman is a legendary American medium tank widely used by the United States Army and its allies during World War II (1942–1945). The Road wheels Pattern No2 is a specific version of steel road wheels that were installed on late Sherman variants, especially during intense combat operation periods in France, Italy, and on the Western Front. The United States also supplied Shermans to the United Kingdom, Canada, the USSR, and other Allied nations, making it one of the most prolific tanks of World War II.

Material and set contents

This set is precisely manufactured using a resin casting process, enabling a faithful reproduction of the technical details characteristic of pattern No2. The package includes a complete set of road wheels for the Sherman model, accurately replicating the original counterparts. The wheels are designed for manual assembly and painting using modeling acrylics or enamels. The set does not include photo-etched parts or metal add-ons – all elements are made from top-grade resin.

• Scale: 1/35
• Material: high-quality resin
• Category: resin detail set for tank models
• Manufacturer: Panzer Art
• Compatibility: M4 “Sherman” models (various variants)
• Historical period: World War II
• Operator countries: USA, United Kingdom, USSR, Canada, France, and other Allied nations

Recommendation and difficulty level

Panzer Art RE35-632 is an ideal choice for advanced modelers and military history enthusiasts who want to add authenticity to their Sherman models and accurately depict even the smallest chassis details. Working with resin requires basic knowledge of handling this material, so the suggested assembly difficulty is level 3/5.

I recommend this set to anyone building in 1/35 scale and seeking the highest quality and historical accuracy when it comes to details of World War II combat vehicles.