1/144 A.W. Argosy wheels w/ weighted tires, late version Scale 1:144 Armory Models AR AW14406

Armory Models AR AW14406 is a wheels set for the A.W. Argosy late version in 1/144 scale. This set features weighted tyres and is focused on the later wheel style, helping the landing gear area look more defined on a transport aircraft with a clearly visible undercarriage.

Aftermarket accessory for scale model kits, developed for aircraft wheel detailing in 1/144 scale.

Designed for scale model builds, this set supports clearer tyre shape and hub detail for late-version A.W. Argosy projects, with wheel contours intended to refine the finished lower profile of the aircraft.

The A.W. Argosy has a landing gear arrangement that remains easy to see even in compact scale, so wheel pattern and tyre shape can influence the final look. This set is listed as universal, with MicroMir noted among compatible kit options.

For modelers: compare the kit wheels with the late-version layout before assembly and test-fit each part on the kit axles before painting. On small multi-wheel aircraft, careful cleanup of the attachment points helps keep the weighted effect even and the finished sit balanced.

Product Specifications

• Subject: A.W. Argosy late version
• Variant / Family: late version
• Scale: 1/144 (also written as 1:144)
• Product type: Wheels Set
• Type of equipment: Aircraft
• Recommended kit: Any / Universal - for compatible 1/144 A.W. Argosy kits (kit-dependent), MicroMir
• Manufacturer: Armory Models
• Country of manufacture: Ukraine
• SKU: AR AW14406

This item is part of Armory Models and belongs to Aftermarket. Browse related items in Wheels, Aircraft Model Kits, and 1/144 Aircraft Model Kits.

FAQ

Why is late version specified for this set?

It indicates the wheel style noted by the manufacturer. Compare the wheel layout in your kit with the version you plan to build before final assembly.

Is this set only for MicroMir kits?

MicroMir is listed among compatible kits, but the set is also marked as universal. Final fit remains kit-dependent.

When should the wheels be test-fitted?

It is useful to test-fit them before painting so axle diameter, wheel position, and overall alignment can be checked first.