Panzer Art RE35-205 Road wheels for Henschel 33 (Gelände Pattern) 1/35

The Panzer Art RE35-205 Road wheels for Henschel 33 (gelande pattern) 1/35 set is a high-quality, specialist model upgrade made from precision resin. It is intended to upgrade and enhance the detail of 1/35 scale plastic models of the Henschel 33 truck. This complete set contains a set of realistic road wheels in the Gelände (off-road) version – a fundamental component for faithfully replicating the vehicle in variants used in demanding field conditions.

• Scale: 1/35
• User country: Germany
• Historical period: World War II
• Category: resin upgrade set for plastic models
• Material: high-grade resin
• Add-ons: no photo-etched or metal parts, resin set only – ready for preparation, painting, and assembly

The Henschel 33 was a German truck introduced into service at the end of the 1920s, widely used by the Wehrmacht during World War II as a transport vehicle, ambulance, and carrier of specialist equipment and armament. The Gelände variant of the model was characterized by wheels with off-road tread, designed for use in demanding conditions – it was employed, among others, on the Eastern Front, in Africa, and in Western Europe.

The wheels provided by Panzer Art far surpass standard plastic replacements in terms of tread detail, rubber texture, and rim components. They are a perfect fit for models from various manufacturers (including ICM, Trumpeter), enhancing them with authenticity and raising the realism and visual value of the finished model.

The set is recommended for both advanced modelers and enthusiasts reconstructing German army vehicles from the years 1939-1945 who value historical and technical details. The recommended assembly difficulty is 2/5 – ideal for anyone with basic experience in working with resin components.

Panzer Art RE35-205 Road wheels for Henschel 33 (gelande pattern) 1/35 is the perfect choice if you wish to take your Henschel 33 truck model to a higher level of authenticity and historical accuracy. Ideal for dioramas or as standalone displays in a World War II vehicle collection.