​Bf 109G-4 to G-14 Wheels Set - Type 1 (1/32) 3D model preview
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Messerschmitt Bf 109G-4 to G-14 versions wheels set in 1/32 scale (RS32-022) Upgrade your Bf 109G with high-fidelity 3D-printed wheels from UCC CraftLab. This set is specifically designed for the mid-war and late-war Bf-109G, supplied to Luftwaffe with 660x160 main wheel size, "off-road" tire tread, and small wing bulges, capturing the distinct tread patterns and hub details often missed in plastic kits. We provide maximum versatility for your build by including two different types of tail wheels noticed in use on the Gustav. Also, this wheels set is applicable for Czech post-war aircrafts Avia C-99 / C-199 / CS-199 and Hispano HA-1109 / HA-1112 Buchon. ​Key Features: - models come pre-supported, ready-to-print; ​- main wheels: highly detailed tires with authentic off-road type of tread and manufacturer markings; hubs feature crisp bolt heads and brake line connectors. ​- two tail wheel options, recognized on photos: ​a) 350x135 mm wheel, marked with the letter "S" on the support frame; ​b) 380x150 mm wheel, marked with the letter "L" on the support frame; - ​paint masks included: PDF and SVG vector files for painting masks — use them to cut your own masks manually or with a digital cutting plotter; ​- 3D printing tested in our workshop - please check the gallery for photos of the actual 3D printed and assembled parts! Note on accuracy: Due to the prototype's hydraulic system, the main wheel hubs are "mirrored." Please check your references for correct orientation during assembly. ​? Looking for other scales? ​For 1/72 and 1/48 scale, check our profile. We apologize, but the STL file for this set is larger than 30MB; therefore, it doesn't appear in the 3D viewer. ​Terms of Use: - these files are for personal use only; ​- commercial use, redistribution, or resale of these digital files or physical prints is strictly prohibited; ​- please do not share these files on any platforms. ​UCC CraftLab: From Screen to Workbench. ?➡️?️