Copper State Models A35-010 Minerva Wire Wheels 1/35

The Copper State Models A35-010 Minerva Wire Wheels 1/35 set is a unique modeling accessory aimed at enthusiasts who seek to recreate authentic details of historical vehicles in 1/35 scale. The product includes 6 wire wheels: 2 double and 4 single wheels, featuring various protective tire treads. These are standard diameter wheels, making them a perfect fit not only for the Minerva armored car model but also for other period armored vehicles and historical automobile models.

The wheels are produced using the latest 3D printing technology, which allowed for the recreation of highly precise spokes with a thickness of just 0.2 mm. As a result, you get an unparalleled level of realism that is difficult to achieve with traditional plastic sprues. The wheels are made of high-quality photopolymer resin, ensuring detail and durability.

• Category: accessory set for 1/35 scale vehicle models
• Material: resin, 3D printed
• Intended for: Minerva armored car models and other period vehicles
• Contents: 6 wire wheels (2 double and 4 single with various treads)
• Detail: ultra-thin 0.2 mm spokes, a variety of tire treads

The Minerva armored car is a Belgian armored vehicle from the First World War, widely used by the Belgian Armed Forces since 1914. It was renowned as one of the first armored cars engaged in reconnaissance and infantry support operations on the Western Front. Wire wheels were a distinctive feature of these vehicles, allowing for better mobility on difficult terrain. This set allows you to recreate the authentic appearance of this vehicle or other historical models from the World War I era.

We recommend this product to both advanced modelers and intermediate enthusiasts of military vehicle modeling who are looking for the highest-quality details for their projects. We rate the assembly difficulty at 3/5 – it requires precision and care, but the final result is definitely worth the commitment. Copper State Models guarantees the highest quality and authenticity according to historical documentation.