• Product Name: Panzer Art RE35-313 GMC road wheels set (Firestone) 1/35
• Category: Upgrade set, resin model kit for assembly and painting, modeling accessories
• Scale: 1/35
• Material: High-quality resin

The Panzer Art RE35-313 GMC road wheels set (Firestone) in 1/35 scale is a complete set of resin road wheels designed for GMC CCKW truck models, also known as "Jimmy." The main advantage of this set is the extremely precise reproduction of the original Firestone-manufactured wheels – rubber tires with a distinct tread pattern, subtly rendered bolts, and faithfully made rims. This set will satisfy even the most demanding modelers, allowing them to achieve an exceptional level of realism and detail that cannot be had with standard plastic parts.

GMC CCKW trucks were widely used by the US Army and Allies during World War II and in the post-war period up to the early 1950s. They became one of the symbols of Allied supply, delivering fuel, ammunition, and soldiers on all fronts – from the Normandy landings, through the fighting in France and Germany, to operations in the Pacific theatre. The choice of Firestone as the prototype for the wheels was not incidental – this manufacturer’s tires were widely used on United States military vehicles, earning a reputation for durability and reliability.

Panzer Art's product is made of durable, high-quality resin, ensuring sharp details and longevity of the parts. The kit is intended for plastic model kits and allows for an easy replacement of factory wheels with much more realistic ones. The resin parts are compatible with most GMC kits available on the market (for example Italeri, Tamiya, Zvezda). The set includes a full set of Firestone-tread wheels for the GMC vehicle, ready for assembly and further work.

Recommendations: The set is recommended for intermediate and advanced modelers – the difficulty level is 2/5, assembly is not complicated, but requires skillful handling of resin elements and fitting them to the selected base kit. It is an excellent choice for collectors of World War II military dioramas who wish to take their models to a higher level of realism.