Panzer Art RE35-669 M8 “Greyhound” Road Wheels (Goodyear) 1/35 – Detail Set

Panzer Art RE35-669 M8 “Greyhound” road wheels (Goodyear) 1/35 is a professional detail set of resin road wheels dedicated to models of the American armored car M8 Greyhound in the popular 1/35 scale. This set has been created by the renowned company Panzer Art, known for producing high-quality modeling accessories for the most demanding modelers.

• Scale: 1/35 – perfectly fits the most popular plastic tank and armored vehicle models.
• Country of origin user: United States of America (USA).
• Material: High-quality resin, replicating details with much higher sharpness and realism than plastic counterparts.
• Product type: Detail set for plastic models – “resin model produced using casting techniques.”
• Type marking: Goodyear type wheels, the most characteristic tires of the M8 Greyhound used during WWII.
• Additional elements: The set includes six highly detailed wheels – perfect for adding realism and definition to every M8 model replica being built.

The set is mainly intended for upgrading 1/35 scale plastic models from brands such as Tamiya, Italeri, or AFV Club. The wheels excellently imitate the variants used by the original M8 Greyhound vehicle, which was widely used by the American army during World War II, including the campaigns in France, Italy, on the Western Front, and later in the post-war period by numerous allied armies.

Unlike the original plastic parts, the Panzer Art RE35-669 wheels feature an outstanding level of tread detail, fastening bolts, and manufacturer markings – details that faithfully replicate the appearance and structure of the Goodyear tires used between 1943–1950.

Thanks to the resin, modelers can easily process, sand, and paint the wheels with acrylic and enamel paints. The set is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who wish to raise their models' quality to a higher level of authenticity – difficulty level: 2/5.

Panzer Art RE35-669 M8 “Greyhound” road wheels (Goodyear) 1/35 is a perfect addition to the workshop of any WWII vehicle enthusiast aiming for the highest detail and realism in the final effect.