More 1/16 scale goodies from AFV Modeller to upgrade Das Werk kit.

16246 1:16 Sd.Kfz. 250 Drive Sprocket

16246 1:16 Sd.Kfz. 250 Drive Sprocket

This 3D printed pair of corrected sprockets for the Das Werk kit fixes the oversized ribs and incorrect hub detail of the kit part and also comes with the optional hub caps seen fitted to Rommel’s 250/3 for example. As well as the enhanced levels of detail, cast texture and casting numbers there is no cleanup required around the rim bolt detail like those on the kit.

16245 1:16 Sd.Kfz. 250 Front Wheels

16245 1:16 Sd.Kfz. 250 Front Wheels

Two replacement 3D printed front wheels for the Das Werk kit corrects the wheel rim errors and provides a huge upgrade over the kit vinyl tires with crisp tread patterns weighted effect and fully detailed side walls with tire manufacturers name and size details reproduced.

16244 1:16 Sd.Kfz. 250 Corrected Road Wheels

16244 1:16 Sd.Kfz. 250 Corrected Road Wheels

This set of 3D printed replacement road wheels for the Das Werk kit corrects the over scale lips on the inner wheels and the bolt details on the outer wheels as well as giving better all round definition of the rim details for an improved finished appearance.

16243 1:16 Sd.Kfz. 250 Tracks

16243 1:16 Sd.Kfz. 250 Tracks

Set of 3D printed working tracks for the Das Werk SdKfz. 250 kit. 40 links supplied per side with individual track pins to assemble the tracks. Highly detailed with scale thicknesses, quicker to assemble than the kit tracks with a far more accurate finished appearance.

16249 1:16 Sd.Kfz. 250 Exhaust Cover Version A

16249 1:16 Sd.Kfz. 250 Exhaust Cover Version A

3D printed replacement exhaust cover for the Das Werk kit with open louvres to replace the solid moulded kit part. Version A features parallel 9 over 8 louvres.

16250 1:16 Sd.Kfz. 250 Exhaust Cover Version B

16250 1:16 Sd.Kfz. 250 Exhaust Cover Version B

3D printed replacement exhaust cover for the Das Werk kit with open louvres to replace the solid moulded kit part. Version B features offset 10 over 9 louvres.

16248 1:16 Sd.Kfz. 250 Corrected Hull floor

16248 1:16 Sd.Kfz. 250 Corrected Hull floor

This simple 3D printed correction part offers an easy fix for the rear of the hull floor of the Das Werk kit. The kit has a pressed rib assembly that depicts the vehicle fuel tank just in front of the rear door. In reality this was covered in welded flat plate. Simply substitute this part complete with welds to accurately replicate this area of the interior.

16251 1:16 Sd.Kfz.250 Vehicle Tool Upgrade set

16251 1:16 Sd.Kfz.250 Vehicle Tool Upgrade set

The set of 3D printed vehicle tools instantly transforms the look of the model offering much better detail than the kit parts and in the case of some of the tools also corrects the way they are stowed and secured. Tools come with the appropriate clasps printed integrally for the ultimate in realism and finesse. The set also provides the Notek front and rear convoy lights with similar levels of detail enhancement.

16252 1:16 Sd.Kfz.250/3 Leichter Funkpanzerwagen Ausf.A Conversion

16252 1:16 Sd.Kfz.250/3 Leichter Funkpanzerwagen Ausf.A Conversion

3D printed conversion set for the Das Werk Sd.Kfz.250/1 to build the 250/3 radio version with the distinctive frame antenna. The antenna is supplied with a set of jigs to align each leg. The radio rack is depicted with a Torn Fu.G portable radio, two Mw.Ec. sets and a 30W.S.a and comes with one of our headphone sets and assembly guide with wiring diagram. Note that the set does not include the corrected floor section (16248 available separately) that the radio rack is mounted on in our photos or any of the other parts like wheels, tracks or tools. Modellers wanting to build the famous 250/3 ‘Grief’ operated by Rommel should know that his vehicle was based on an early ‘Z’ chassis which had a different slope angle for the driver’s visor armour panel, a different slope angle for the rear hull panel with a significant overhang beyond the end of the track guards. Driver’s front visors were a different 2 slot design and the track guards were the early square edged pattern.

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