SKU: SCLX-WM35045

1/35 FV-603 Saracen Trak Grip Ordinary wheel set

25,00€

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ScaleX 1/35 FV-603 Saracen Trak Grip Ordinary wheel set

Compatible brands: Airfix
Number of details: 15

Included in the Set:

  • L A — front axle, left wheel №1
  • R A — front axle, right wheel №1
  • L B — front axle, left wheel №2
  • R B — front axle, right wheel №2
  • L C — rear axle, left wheel №3
  • R C — rear axle, right wheel №3
  • Hub Cap x8 — a set of hub caps
  • S — spare wheel

 

FV603 Saracen — British armored personnel carrier
The FV603 Saracen was a British six-wheeled armored personnel carrier developed during the Cold War period for troop transport and internal security operations.

Its large TRAK GRIP 12.00-20 off-road tires provided excellent mobility across rough terrain and became one of the vehicle’s most recognizable visual features.

The Saracen served with British and international forces for decades and remains an iconic example of post-war British armored vehicle engineering.

ESPAÑOL

ScaleX: Juego de ruedas estándar Trak Grip para el FV-603 Saracen a escala 1/35

Marcas compatibles: Airfix
Número de piezas: 15

El set incluye:

  • L A — front axle, left wheel №1
  • R A — front axle, right wheel №1
  • L B — front axle, left wheel №2
  • R B — front axle, right wheel №2
  • L C — rear axle, left wheel №3
  • R C — rear axle, right wheel №3
  • Hub Cap x8 — a set of hub caps
  • S — spare wheel

 

FV603 Saracen — British armored personnel carrier
The FV603 Saracen was a British six-wheeled armored personnel carrier developed during the Cold War period for troop transport and internal security operations.

Its large TRAK GRIP 12.00-20 off-road tires provided excellent mobility across rough terrain and became one of the vehicle’s most recognizable visual features.

The Saracen served with British and international forces for decades and remains an iconic example of post-war British armored vehicle engineering.