U.S Willys MB Sagged Wheel Set 1:35 Scale X WW 35001S

Scale X WW 35001S is a sagged wheel set for the U.S Willys MB in 1/35 scale. This set is intended for builders who want a more natural loaded stance, with tread, sidewall, and wheel profile detail matched to this light utility vehicle.

Aftermarket accessory for scale model kits, developed for vehicle wheel detailing in 1/35 scale.

This 3D printed set is suited to scale model builds where wheel shape, contact patch, and sidewall texture help the finished vehicle look more defined. The set includes front wheels, rear wheels, a spare wheel, and a spare wheel tire lock.

The Willys MB uses exposed wheels that remain highly visible on the completed model, so tyre profile and sagged geometry can noticeably affect the overall finish. This set uses a universal mounting point with a central 1 mm guide hole to help with accurate centering during drilling.

For modelers: use the central guide hole to center the drill carefully before enlarging the mounts. The source data recommends a 2 mm drill bit for Tamiya wheel mounts, and for Meng kits a 2 mm bit for the front wheels plus a 1.5 mm bit for the rear.

Product Specifications

• Subject: U.S Willys MB
• Scale: 1/35 (also written as 1:35)
• Product type: Wheels Set
• Type of equipment: Vehicle
• Recommended kit: Any / Universal - for compatible 1/35 U.S Willys MB kits (kit-dependent)
• Manufacturer: Scale X
• Material: 3D Printed
• SKU: WW 35001S

Included parts

• x2 WW 35001S A - Front Wheel
• x2 WW 35001S B - Rear Wheel
• WW 35001 S - Spare Wheel
• Spare tire lock - Spare Wheel Tire Lock

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

FAQ

Which kits can this set be adapted to?

The source data provides drilling guidance for Tamiya and Meng kits, and the universal mounting point is intended to support compatible 1/35 Willys MB builds.

Does the set need drilling before installation?

Yes. The wheels include a central 1 mm guide hole intended to help center the part before drilling the mounting point to the required size.

Are the drilling sizes the same for all kits?

No. The source data recommends 2 mm for Tamiya mounts, while Meng uses 2 mm for the front wheels and 1.5 mm for the rear.