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Designed for
Kfz.1 Type-170 VK
Tire
Geländereifen
Compatible with
Miniart
Scale
1/35
Overview
Upgrade your 1/35 Kfz.1 Type 170 VK with this highly detailed 3D-printed replacement wheel set, engineered specifically for MiniArt kits. Developed using technical documentation, period photographs, and preserved vehicle references, the set faithfully reproduces the authentic Geländereifen (5.25-16) military wheels and tires fitted to the original vehicle.
Available in both Ordinary and Weighted versions, each wheel set allows you to choose the configuration that best matches your preferred display. The wheels are designed for a precise fit, preserving the correct mounting geometry and ensuring straightforward installation on compatible MiniArt kits.
Ordinary: WW-35026
Weighted: WW-35026W
Authentic Appearance
Developed from historical references and preserved vehicles to capture the authentic look and distinctive features of the original wheel.Engineered for Detail
State-of-the-art resin printing technology, combined with extensive design and production expertise, allows us to reproduce the finest details with exceptional clarity and precision.Easy Installation
Carefully engineered for compatible kits, the wheels preserve the correct mounting geometry and wheel offset, providing an accurate fit and a smooth installation process.Technical Features
- Accurate dimensions
- Correct tread pattern
- Realistic sidewall lettering
- Sharp hub detail
- Clean mounting surfaces
- Exceptional print quality
- Easy support removal
- Suitable for all skill levels
Compatible Kits
Miniart
- 35095 | MB Type 170V Personenwagen
- 35103 | MB Type 170V. Cabrio Saloon
- 35107 | German STAFF CAR Type 170V Cabriolet B
- 35203 | Personenwagen Typ 170V Saloon
- 38008 | German Passenger Car Type 170V Saloon 4 doors
- 38016 | German Car 170V Cabrio Saloon
- 38018 | Cabriolet B German Car Type 170V
- 38035 | Lieferwagen Typ 170V German Beer Delivery Car
- 35295 | Repairing on the road
- 35297 | German Delivery Car Type 170V
- 38040 | Typ 170V Lieferwagen
- 38044 | Fruit Delivery Van Typ 170V Lieferwagen
- 38060 | Liefer Pritschenwagen Typ 170V Farmer Car
- 38046 | Liefer Pritschenwagen Typ 170V Cheese Delivery Car
- 38065 | Liefer Pritschenwagen Typ 170V Furniture Transport Car
- 38072 | Liefer Pritschenwagen Typ 170V with Canvas
- 38069 | Liefer Pritschenwagen Typ 170V Oil Products Delivery Car
- 35492 | Kfz.2 German Communications Car Type 170VK
- 35486 | Kfz.1 German Troop Carrier Type 170VK
- 35488 | Kfz.2 German Radio Car Type 170VK
- 35495 | Kfz.2/40 German Repair Car Type 170VK
- 53003 | Kfz.1 GERMAN TROOP CARRIER TYPE 170VK WITH CANVAS
Kfz.1 Type 170 VK — German Light Staff Car
The Kfz.1 Type 170 VK was a German light military staff car developed in the late 1930s to provide reliable transportation for officers, liaison personnel, and small command groups. Based on the Mercedes-Benz 170 VK passenger car, it combined civilian automotive engineering with military adaptations, resulting in a dependable vehicle suitable for a wide range of support and communication duties.
Designed for mobility and ease of operation, the Kfz.1 featured a lightweight construction, rear-wheel drive, and a robust suspension that allowed it to travel on both paved roads and unimproved terrain. Its compact dimensions and dependable mechanical design made it well suited for staff transport and liaison missions throughout the war.
The Type 170 VK served with numerous branches of the German armed forces and was employed in a variety of operational roles, from headquarters transportation to courier and reconnaissance duties. During its service life, the vehicle was fitted with several military wheel and tire combinations, including the characteristic Geländereifen (5.25-16) tires used on many examples.
With its elegant pre-war styling, historical significance, and distinctive military modifications, the Kfz.1 Type 170 VK remains a popular subject among military vehicle enthusiasts and scale modelers seeking to recreate German staff vehicles of the Second World War.