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Designed for
Oshkosh HEMTT M977/M983
Tire
XZL
Compatible with
Trumpeter, Italeri
Scale
1/35
Overview
To make your model of the Oshkosh HEMTT M977/M983 even more realistic, we’ve created highly detailed 3D-printed 16.00R20 replacement wheel sets, available with two different tire types:
- XL 16.00R20 Tires — faithfully reproducing the distinctive tread and sidewall details of the XL tire pattern;
- XZL 16.00R20 Tires — featuring the characteristic tread pattern and appearance of the XZL tire.
Each tire type is available in two versions:
- Ordinary Wheels — for a clean, balanced appearance of your model;
- Weighted Wheels — featuring realistic tire deformation at the contact points for a naturally weighted appearance.
During development, we studied original photographs, technical documentation, and reference materials to accurately reproduce the proportions, tread patterns, sidewall details, and characteristic features of both tire types.
Thanks to high-resolution photopolymer 3D printing, every wheel offers crisp detailing, sharp edges, and precision far beyond what standard plastic kit parts can provide.
The wheel sets are designed for Trumpeter and Italeri kits in 1/35 scale, giving you the option to choose between two distinctive tire patterns and either a standard or realistically weighted appearance for your Oshkosh HEMTT M977/M983 model.
Ordinary: WM-35052
Weighted: WM-35052W
Authentic Appearance
Carefully designed to reproduce the distinctive appearance of the 16.00R20 tires used on the Oshkosh HEMTT M977/M983. Available with XL and XZL tire patterns, in both Ordinary and Weighted versions.
Engineered for Detail
High-resolution resin printing technology, combined with extensive design and production expertise, allows us to reproduce tread patterns, sidewall details, rim geometry, and other fine features with exceptional clarity and precision.
Easy Installation
Carefully engineered for compatible Trumpeter and Italeri kits, the wheels preserve the correct mounting geometry and dimensions, providing an accurate fit and a smooth installation process.
Technical Features
- Accurate dimensions and proportions
- Correct tread patterns
- Realistic sidewall details
- Sharp and precise hub detail
- Realistic tire deformation in Weighted version
- Two distinctive tire patterns: XL and XZL
- Exceptional print quality
- Easy support removal
Compatible Kits
Trumpeter
- 01021 | HEMTT M983 Tractor
- 01053 | M1120 HEMTT Load Handing System (LHS)
- 01055 | M983A2 HEMTT Tractor with M870A1 Semi-Trailer
- 01059 | M983 HEMTT Tractor & TPY-2 X Band Radar
- 01064 | HEMTT M1120 Container Handling Unit (CHU)
- 01067 | M1142 HEMTT Tactical Fire Fighting Truck (TFFT)
- 01083 | M984A2 HEMTT Wrecker
- 01091 | Iron Dome Air Defence System based on M1120 HEMTT
Italeri
- 0292 | M977 HEMTT
- 0298 | U.S. Heavy Fuel Tanker M-978
- 6510 | HEMTT Gun Truck
- 6525 | M1120 HEMTT Load Handling System
- 6554 | M978 Fuel Servicing Truck
Oshkosh HEMTT — Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck
The Oshkosh HEMTT (Heavy Expanded Mobility Tactical Truck) is a family of heavy-duty 8×8 military trucks developed by Oshkosh Defense for the transportation of troops, equipment, ammunition, fuel, and other heavy loads. Introduced in the 1980s, the HEMTT was designed to provide high mobility and reliable operation in demanding military environments.
Built around a robust 8×8 chassis, the HEMTT family includes numerous specialized configurations developed for different logistical and support roles. The M977 is a cargo truck equipped with a large cargo body, while the M983 serves as a tractor truck for transporting heavy trailers and semi-trailers. Other variants include fuel tankers, wreckers, and other specialized support vehicles.
With its powerful engine, all-wheel drive, substantial ground clearance, and large off-road tires, the HEMTT provides excellent mobility across difficult terrain while carrying heavy payloads. Its standardized chassis and wide range of configurations have made it an important part of U.S. military logistics and a familiar sight in military operations around the world.