Eduard 648150 Fw 190 wheels late EDUARD 1/48 – Wheels for Focke-Wulf 190 model

The presented product, Eduard 648150 Fw 190 wheels late EDUARD 1/48, is a high-quality set of wheels designed for Focke-Wulf Fw 190 aircraft models in 1/48 scale. This accessory set is manufactured by the renowned Czech company Eduard, famous for top-quality modeling accessories dedicated to both beginner and advanced modelers.

Purpose and Historical Accuracy

The “late” version wheels replicate the late-war tires used on the Focke-Wulf Fw 190 aircraft – a German fighter from World War II. This aircraft served mainly in the Luftwaffe, and its later variants featured modified armament and landing gear, among other changes, in response to increasingly difficult airfield conditions and heavier combat loads during the final years of the war (approx. 1943–1945).

The Fw 190 was widely used on many fronts – from air combat on the Eastern Front, through defense of the Reich against Allied bombers in Western Europe, to operations over the Mediterranean. Thanks to this set, you can faithfully reproduce both the fighter and ground-attack versions used in the final phase of the conflict.

Material and Set Contents

• Parts made from high-quality resin, providing extremely realistic tread and rim details.
• Accurate reproduction of details characteristic of the late-style Fw 190 tires.
• The set includes a full set of painting masks to facilitate precise painting of the wheels and rims.
• The product does not require specialized assembly tools – the parts are ready for painting and installation on the model.

Product Category and Skill Level

Eduard 648150 is a resin cast model for self-assembly, designed to complement 1/48 scale plastic models. The set is especially recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers who are looking for ways to enhance the realism of their Fw 190 replica.

Recommendation and Difficulty

We recommend this product to every enthusiast of historical modeling – it will be a perfect addition for both collectors and those participating in modeling competitions. The assembly difficulty is rated at 2/5: a small number of parts, but the high level of detail requires care during processing and painting.