Panzer Art RE35-781 Boxer GTF Road wheels (Michelin XML) 1/35 – complete set of resin wheels for the Boxer wheeled armored personnel carrier model

The Panzer Art RE35-781 set is dedicated to modelers building plastic models of the Boxer GTF armored personnel carrier in the popular 1/35 scale. This set features top-quality resin reproductions of Michelin XML-type wheels, a distinctive element of modern military vehicles. The product has been designed for maximum realism, with precise replication of the tire tread, sidewalls, and rim details, giving your model significant visual appeal and authenticity.

• Scale: 1/35
• Material: polyurethane resin – high resistance to processing and excellent detail
• User country: Germany, Netherlands, Lithuania, and other NATO countries
• Service period: Modern era – the Boxer GTF vehicle has been in service since the beginning of the 21st century.
• Set contents: set of four wheels (two axles) with realistic Michelin XML tire tread pattern. No photo-etched or metal parts included.
• Category: resin accessory for plastic models – perfect for customizing or enhancing base models (e.g., from manufacturers like Revell, Hobby Boss, Takom, or Meng).
• Build difficulty: 2/5 – kit aimed at intermediate modelers. Assembly requires basic skills in working with resin and fitting parts to the model’s hull.

Short historical overview: The Boxer GTF is a modern, modular wheeled armored personnel carrier, developed jointly by Germany and the Netherlands, and widely used since the 2000s by NATO countries in stabilization and combat missions, including operations in Afghanistan and Mali. Michelin XML tires are a distinctive feature of its chassis, providing excellent traction in challenging off-road terrain.

Why choose Panzer Art RE35-781? This set is a perfect upgrade for Boxer models, delivering a level of wheel and rim detail unattainable with plastic kits. Recommended for modelers striving for competition-level dioramas and enthusiasts of modern armored vehicles. It’s the perfect choice for those who want their work to stand out from standard builds and achieve a "real vehicle" effect in miniature.