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Designed for
Unimog S 404
Tire
M/L 10.5-20
Compatible with
ACE
Scale
1/72
Overview
Enhance your 1/72 Unimog S 404 model with this highly detailed 3D-printed replacement wheel set, designed specifically for ACE kits. Based on technical documentation, period photographs, and preserved vehicle references, the set accurately reproduces the M/L 10.5-20 tire and wheel combination used on the real Unimog S 404, providing an authentic upgrade for military and utility vehicle builds.
Ordinary: WM-72018
Weighted: WM-72018W
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Developed from historical references and preserved vehicles to capture the authentic look and distinctive features of the original wheel.Engineered for Detail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
ACE
- 72469 | Unimog S 404 Krankenwagen
- 72466 | Unimog S 404 pickup with folding cab top
Unimog 404 — A Legendary All-Terrain Vehicle with Military Heritage
The Unimog 404 is a legendary German off-road vehicle produced by Mercedes-Benz from 1955 to 1980. Originally designed as a light tactical truck for the Bundeswehr, it quickly gained popularity among civilian users as well.
Powered by a robust gasoline engine, featuring all-wheel drive, portal axles, and over 40 cm of ground clearance, the Unimog 404 offered exceptional off-road capability.
It served in multiple roles, including cargo truck, ambulance, equipment platform, and artillery towing vehicle.
Its ease of maintenance, modular design, and legendary reliability made it one of the most successful military vehicles of the post-war era.