Panzer Art RE35-136 Road wheels witch chains for M3 “Scout Car” 1/35

Panzer Art RE35-136 Road Wheels with Chains for M3 "Scout Car" 1/35 – Resin Upgrade Set

Panzer Art RE35-136 Road wheels with chains for M3 “Scout Car” in 1/35 scale is a high-quality resin upgrade set designed for models of the American reconnaissance vehicle M3 Scout Car. This product has been developed to maximize the realism of each model of this iconic World War II machine. Due to the extremely detailed craftsmanship and the presence of realistic chain elements on the wheels, the Panzer Art RE35-136 set far surpasses standard plastic components found in base model kits.

History of the Original

The M3 Scout Car is a light American armored car produced by White Motor Company from 1938. It was used primarily by the United States Army, but also widely supplied to Allied forces through the Lend-Lease program. The vehicle was characterized by its open structure, four-wheel drive, and the ability to traverse rough terrain, making it an ideal reconnaissance vehicle. The M3 Scout Car was actively used during World War II and partially in the postwar period, including on the Western Front, in North Africa, and on the Eastern Front.

Product Features

• Scale – 1/35, compatible with popular models of this vehicle
• User country – United States and Allies (WWII)
• Material – high-quality resin for precise and sharp detail reproduction
• Special elements – realistically rendered wheels with chains
• Recommended for use with modeling paints for full customization
• Set does not include plastic parts – components intended for self-assembly and painting

Product Category

Modeling upgrade accessory – resin model made using the casting method, dedicated for 1/35 scale plastic models.

Recommendation and Skill Level

The Panzer Art RE35-136 set is recommended for all advanced modelers who want to fully capture the realism of their M3 Scout Car model. This product will work well both in historical dioramas and in collections of World War II armored vehicles. Suggested assembly difficulty level is 3/5 – experience with resin and filling details is recommended.