QuickWheel QW-057 Tiger I (early version) Dragon 1/35 – Wheel Painting Masks

QuickWheel QW-057 is a professional set of reusable modeling masks dedicated to the Tiger I (early version) model by Dragon in 1/35 scale (catalog numbers 6252, 6269). This product, manufactured by the renowned QuickWheel brand, is primarily aimed at armored vehicle (AFV) modelers, especially those who value precision, quick, and aesthetically pleasing finishing of details such as the rubber tires on the tank's road wheels.

This set significantly streamlines the process of painting the model's rubber wheel elements, solving one of the most common issues encountered when working on World War II-era tanks. The classic German Tiger I tank entered service in 1942 and saw action on all fronts—from the Eastern Front, through North Africa, to the Western Front. The early version of the Tiger I was heavily used by Wehrmacht forces until 1944. Its characteristic wheels with rubber rims require exceptional precision from modelers to recreate.

• This product is dedicated to 1/35 scale plastic models (Tiger I, early version, Dragon 6252/6269).
• Made from high-quality vinyl of appropriate thickness, resistant to stretching and delamination.
• Allows for quick and consistent masking of rubber rims without the risk of paint seeping underneath.
• Reusable – masks can be washed and used again, which positively affects work economy and modeler convenience.
• An indispensable tool both for intermediate and advanced modelers who value time and quality of workmanship.
• Category: modeling accessories – masks for painting wheels of military vehicles.

QuickWheel QW-057 Tiger I (early version) Dragon 1/35 is an excellent choice for every World War II history enthusiast building realistic scale replicas of armored vehicles. It is an ideal solution for both brush and airbrush work! The difficulty level is rated at 1/5 – the product is extremely easy to use, even for less experienced modelers, and it greatly increases detail precision.

We recommend this product to anyone who wants to achieve perfectly recreated tires on the wheels of the Tiger I without tedious manual work!