RESKIT RS72-0462 AMX (AMX-T) "Ghibli" wheels set (3D Printed) 1/72 is a specialist detail set designed for demanding modelers who want to realistically reproduce the Italian-Brazilian AMX "Ghibli" ground attack aircraft and its training version, the AMX-T. This high-quality 1/72 scale wheel set is manufactured using state-of-the-art 3D printing technology, guaranteeing exceptional precision and faithfully capturing the fine details of both tires and rims.

The AMX "Ghibli" is a single-seat (AMX) and two-seat (AMX-T) jet attack aircraft developed in cooperation between Italian and Brazilian companies. The aircraft entered service in the late 1980s and has been used by the Italian Air Force (Aeronautica Militare Italiana) and Brazil (Força Aérea Brasileira). It played a key role in reconnaissance missions, ground attacks, and as a training platform for military aviation. The AMX "Ghibli" debuted during the Cold War and continues to be in service today, with notable participation in NATO operations during the Balkan conflicts.

The RESKIT RS72-0462 set includes 3D-printed main and nose wheels carefully designed to replicate the authentic tire treads and rim details characteristic of the AMX aircraft. The 3D printing technology used enables crisp, deeply detailed features not offered by standard plastic kits. The modeler receives clean, almost ready-to-use parts that are easy to adapt to popular 1/72 scale model kits of this aircraft.

• Scale: 1/72
• User countries: Italy, Brazil
• Material: high-quality 3D-printed resin
• Historical period: Cold War, modern times
• Category: accessory detail set for model kits (3D printed)

We highly recommend the RESKIT RS72-0462 AMX (AMX-T) "Ghibli" wheels set to modelers seeking extra precision and authenticity—suitable for both advanced and intermediate military aviation enthusiasts as well as 1/72 scale model collectors. This product enhances the realism of your build and allows the finished model to stand out compared to standard releases. The assembly difficulty is rated at 2/5, making it accessible even to less experienced modelers who want to try working with 3D details.