E.T. Model ER35-032 Demeged Road Wheels for Tiger I Early Version For DRAGON 1/35 – upgrade set

E.T. Model ER35-032 Demeged Road Wheels for Tiger I Early Version For DRAGON 1/35 is a high-quality upgrade set designed for the early version Tiger I tank model, prepared by the renowned DRAGON brand in 1/35 scale. This set is dedicated to modelers who want to further enhance the realism of their replica of the iconic German tank from World War II.

The road wheels are made of high-quality resin, which allows for exceptional detail and precision of the elements—something not achievable in standard plastic kits. The E.T. Model ER35-032 set depicts heavily damaged and degraded wheels, a typical sight on front-line Tigers operated under harsh combat conditions from 1942 to 1944.

The offered set allows you to replace the often overly simplified factory plastic wheels with realistically rendered elements, significantly increasing the miniature’s resemblance to vehicles operating on the Eastern or Western Front. It is worth noting that Tiger I tanks, produced by Germany from 1942, became renowned during the Battle of Kursk, fighting in North Africa, and during operations in Normandy. The operational period of Tiger I tanks is dated to 1942–1945.

The set does not include metal extras or photo-etched parts—it focuses on a precise set of resin road wheels. Each wheel features numerous wear marks—damaged rubber bands, deformations, and cracks—which perfectly reflect the realities of the front and allow for the creation of a very realistic diorama. Assembly requires basic modeling skills in adjusting and gluing resin parts, which makes the set especially attractive for advanced modelers and those looking to take their realism to the next level.

• Scale: 1/35
• Country of use: Third German Reich
• Period: World War II (years 1942–1945)
• Material: high-quality resin
• Category: resin upgrade set for plastic models
• Intended for: DRAGON Tiger I Early Version models

Recommendation: This product is recommended for advanced modelers who value realism, recreate combat scenes, or collect professionally made replicas. Perfect for use in dioramas or contest models.

Difficulty level: 4/5 – requires experience working with resin and accuracy during assembly.