where'd you guys get your wheels?
Thing-A-Majig
01-29-2002, 07:51 PM
where do you guys get your aftermarket wheels and brakes for your tamiya 1/24 models? ive tried looking on hlj in the tamiya section, but there's only one set of wheels they sell. so where do you guys get them?:(
this must be a real newbie question, but ive already tried searching AF for it.
this must be a real newbie question, but ive already tried searching AF for it.
S Brake
01-29-2002, 07:56 PM
Try searching under a different brand or just doing a general search of all brands.
Thing-A-Majig
01-29-2002, 08:37 PM
thanks, but would the otherbrands fit on tamiya models?
S Brake
01-29-2002, 10:34 PM
some might take a bit of coaxing but they've worked for others, you might want to ask PrimeraMan or Guiddy.
ales
01-29-2002, 11:10 PM
Originally posted by Thing-A-Majig
thanks, but would the otherbrands fit on tamiya models?
Well, with some work they would. Try searching for Fujimi wheels.
thanks, but would the otherbrands fit on tamiya models?
Well, with some work they would. Try searching for Fujimi wheels.
primera man
01-30-2002, 03:53 AM
Originally posted by Thing-A-Majig
where do you guys get your aftermarket wheels and brakes for your tamiya 1/24 models? ive tried looking on hlj in the tamiya section, but there's only one set of wheels they sell. so where do you guys get them?:(
this must be a real newbie question, but ive already tried searching AF for it.
Fujimi makes the most after market wheels.
They are mostly different to to Tamiya one.
You either have to make small bushes or pins for them to fit.
Takes a bit of mucking around, but with a little time and effort you will work it out. Some of them have instructions with the wheels you buy as to how to fit them to help out.
where do you guys get your aftermarket wheels and brakes for your tamiya 1/24 models? ive tried looking on hlj in the tamiya section, but there's only one set of wheels they sell. so where do you guys get them?:(
this must be a real newbie question, but ive already tried searching AF for it.
Fujimi makes the most after market wheels.
They are mostly different to to Tamiya one.
You either have to make small bushes or pins for them to fit.
Takes a bit of mucking around, but with a little time and effort you will work it out. Some of them have instructions with the wheels you buy as to how to fit them to help out.
Jay!
01-30-2002, 12:23 PM
Don't forget, Aoshima makes some, too.
Then there's a bunch of non-japanese companies that make model parts, too! :eek: That's right, I said non-japanese! :lol2:
Detail Master, Model Car Garage, Pegasus Hobbies, Hoppin' Hydros are just a few of the companies you can find.
Some are very simple cast plastic; some are very high quality machined and photoetched metal and come in many pieces.
Then there's a bunch of non-japanese companies that make model parts, too! :eek: That's right, I said non-japanese! :lol2:
Detail Master, Model Car Garage, Pegasus Hobbies, Hoppin' Hydros are just a few of the companies you can find.
Some are very simple cast plastic; some are very high quality machined and photoetched metal and come in many pieces.
hiro
01-30-2002, 01:12 PM
Which brand would fit Tamiyas with the least modification..?
tazdev
01-31-2002, 03:03 AM
look forward to seeing that kit finished Hiro
hiro
01-31-2002, 12:27 PM
Me too :D Although I'm taking my time and trying out all the new stuff I just learnt from this board :)
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