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Old 10-22-2004, 09:04 AM
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rolling wheels

Can n e one provide me w/ a "how to" on making the wheels roll on my car?
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Old 10-22-2004, 11:40 AM
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Easy... buy Tamiya !!!

Well seriously, it depend on what you like the most... Polycaps or metal Axel ??
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Re: rolling wheels

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Easy... buy Tamiya !!!

Well seriously, it depend on what you like the most... Polycaps or metal Axel ??

To be honest, I really don't know what that is could you explain it to me? It's like this, I have these little pins that insert into the front and rear axels and the have this flat rounded end like a nail almost. My guess is it's supposed to snap onto the chrome rim but it doesnt and if I try to roll it, the wheel comes off and the instructions say not to glue the metal pin to the rim, so what am I supposed to do?

I have a revell civic tuner series(it has a yellow civic on the box cover if that helps.
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Re: rolling wheels

May I ask this.
Why does it matter if the wheels on a static display model roll?
Personally, I'd rather mine don't roll as it reduces the risk of them getting bumped to the floor or into something if they can't roll.
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Re: rolling wheels

Model wheels are supposed to roll?? Next thing you know someone's going to tell me that you're supposed to read the instructions.
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Re: Re: rolling wheels

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Model wheels are supposed to roll?? Next thing you know someone's going to tell me that you're supposed to read the instructions.
Yeah, I looked at one of those instruction papers once, and get this: They want you to paint stuff!!
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they also want u to "put decals in water"
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they also want u to "put decals in water"
You mean they're not peel-and-stick?

No wonder I can't get them to stay on the model without glue
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