Panzer Art RE35-732 Daimler AC Road Wheels (AVON) 1/35 – Resin Wheel Set for Models

The Panzer Art RE35-732 Daimler AC Road Wheels (AVON) 1/35 set is a high-quality scale modeling accessory intended to enhance the detail of 1/35 scale models of wheeled armored vehicles Daimler Armoured Car. The offered set includes a complete set of four realistically reproduced AVON type road wheels, which were commonly fitted to British Daimler AC armored cars. The product is made from highly detailed polyurethane resin, ensuring sharpness of detail unattainable with standard plastic wheels.

Historical and Technical Information:

The Daimler Armoured Car was the main British armored car of World War II, used from 1941 until the end of the war and in the first postwar years. It was extensively employed on many fronts—from North Africa, through Italy, to Western Europe. The vehicle was characterized by high mobility and strong armament, and the Avon wheels were fitted to provide better traction and resistance to harsh terrain. AVON wheels can be seen in numerous archival photos of vehicles used by British frontline troops.

Product Specification:

• Scale: 1/35 – suitable for plastic and resin kits from leading manufacturers (e.g., Tamiya, Bronco, MiniArt).
• Country of Use: United Kingdom – historically used by British armored units from 1941-1945 and early postwar years.
• Material: top quality polyurethane resin – excellent detail precision, crisp AVON tread patterns, and realistic tire wear simulation.
• Contents: complete set of 4 road wheels, without additional accessories such as masks or decals (suitable for self-painting).
• Category: modeling upgrade set, resin accessories.

Who is it recommended for?

We recommend the Panzer Art RE35-732 set both to experienced modelers and intermediate historical modeling enthusiasts looking to improve the authenticity and detail of their British armored car models. This product will be especially appreciated by those preparing WWII dioramas.

Assembly difficulty level: 2/5 – assembly is straightforward but requires basic experience working with resin.