Panzer Art RE35-653 M4 “Sherman” HVSS spare road wheels (2pcs) 1/35 is a high-quality detail set designed for modelers who value authenticity and precision in historical armored vehicle models. The product includes two spare road wheels for the American M4 Sherman tank in the HVSS (Horizontal Volute Spring Suspension) configuration, cast from precisely molded resin.

• Product scale: 1/35
• Countries of use: United States (USA), also widely used by the United Kingdom, Canada, the USSR, and other Allied nations.
• Category: Detail set, resin spare parts for plastic models

The M4 Sherman HVSS is one of the most popular versions of the American medium tank from World War II and the post-war years. The HVSS variant (introduced at the end of 1944) featured a modern, horizontal volute spring suspension, enabling smoother rides over difficult terrain and increasing the vehicle’s mobility. Frequently used during the final battles in Europe, the M4 Sherman HVSS also saw service in post-war conflicts, for example during the Korean War and various Middle Eastern wars, remaining in many armies’ inventories until the 1960s.

Material: Durable resin – the resin spare wheels offer exceptionally sharp and realistic details, surpassing standard plastic parts found in regular model kits. No metal elements or photo-etched parts are included; the product is meant for self-assembly and painting.

The Panzer Art RE35-653 set is a perfect addition to Sherman tank models from brands such as Tamiya, Dragon, or Tasca/Asuka. It allows you to enhance your finished model with realistic features – the HVSS wheels will look great both as attached spares on the hull or as separate accessories in dioramas.

We recommend this product to intermediate and advanced modelers seeking the highest level of realism for their military vehicle builds. Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 – basic skills working with resin parts, cutting, fitting, and suitable resin glue are required.

Panzer Art RE35-653 is an ideal choice for modelers passionate about World War II, M4 Sherman tanks, and Allied vehicles from the late 1940s and 1950s.