L. Rover 88 7.5 Sagged Wheel Set (for AK-Interactive model kit) 1:35 Scale X WM 35021S

Scale X WM 35021S is a sagged wheel set for L. Rover 88 7.5 builds in 1/35, designed for modelers who want a more natural loaded stance, clearer tread pattern, and cleaner sidewall detail on this short-wheelbase off-road vehicle subject.

Aftermarket 3D printed accessory for scale model kits, intended for vehicle wheel detailing in 1/35 scale.

This set helps improve wheel shape, contact profile, and the overall visual weight of the finished build compared with standard kit wheels, with the 7.5 tire size giving a distinct look for selected vehicle configurations.

The box includes left front, right front, left rear, right rear, and spare wheels. The wheels use a universal mounting point with a central 2.4 mm hole, and the source text recommends enlarging both wheel mounts with a 2.8 mm drill bit to match the kit axles.

For modelers: remove supports carefully, sand the contact points with fine-grit abrasive, and test-fit the wheels on the standard D10/11 fittings before final assembly. Keep the sagged sections aligned consistently so the finished vehicle sits evenly, and check the axle fit before painting if you plan to open the mounts with a drill.

Product Specifications

• Subject: L. Rover 88 7.5
• Scale: 1/35 (also written as 1:35)
• Product type: 3D Printed Set
• Type of equipment: Vehicle
• Recommended kit: for AK-Interactive
• Manufacturer: Scale X
• Material: Photopolymer resin
• SKU: WM 35021S

This item is part of Scale X and belongs to Aftermarket. Browse related categories in Wheels, Vehicle, Armor and Exterior Details.

FAQ

Is this a 3D printed set?

Yes. The source text confirms a 3D printed wheel set, so careful cleanup, washing, and priming are recommended before painting.

What is included in the box?

The set includes left front, right front, left rear, right rear, and spare wheels.

Does the set fit the AK-Interactive kit directly?

The wheels mount onto standard D10/11 fittings, but the source text recommends enlarging both wheel mounts with a 2.8 mm drill bit for the kit axles.

Why is the 7.5 size important?

The source text states that 6.5 and 7.5 inch tires correspond to different real-vehicle configurations, so the tire size can matter when matching a specific build direction.