Panzer Art RE35-113 “Strengthen” road wheels for Panther D 1/35 – Set of reinforced wheels for the Panther Ausf. D model

Panzer Art RE35-113 is a high-quality resin upgrade set dedicated to the German Panther Ausf. D tank model in 1/35 scale. The product is intended for modelers who wish to faithfully recreate the running gear details of this iconic World War II vehicle. The set includes a complete set of reinforced road wheels that accurately replicate the original elements used on authentic combat vehicles. Thanks to precise resin casting, the kit offers a sharpness of detail unattainable with traditional plastic sprues.

• Scale: 1/35 – perfectly suited for most Panther D models available on the market.
• Original user's country: Germany
• Historical period: World War II (years 1943–1945). Panther D tanks were widely used on the Eastern Front (e.g., Kursk) and in campaigns against the Allies in the West.
• Material: high-grade modeling resin providing durability and excellent detail sharpness. No metal components; the set does not include photo-etched parts or metal axles – designed for use with plastic base models.
• Category: resin upgrade set for 1/35 scale models.
• Intended use: for self-assembly and painting with modeling paints. Ideal for advanced modelers wishing to emphasize the realism of the Panther D model, both in dioramas and displays.
• Assembly difficulty level: 3/5 – set designed for intermediate and advanced modelers experienced with resin kits.

The Panzer Art RE35-113 set perfectly reproduces the structure of the rubber wheels and the original details, such as varied wear marks or serial numbers. The high level of craftsmanship gives the model a unique historic character and authenticity appreciated by military vehicle restoration enthusiasts. The product is recommended for any detailed project dedicated to Panther family vehicles, also as an element in contest model works and battle dioramas. The set is recommended to both reconstruction modelers and collectors who strive for the highest level of historical accuracy in their models.