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How hard is it to put Fujimi wheels on the Revell 240Z?
I'm working on a 240Z model (will post progress pics tomorrow), and I want to put Fujimi Wantanabe wheels on it. I've never put Fujimi wheels on Revell model, so I'm curious as to how much work is involved. Will I need to make holes or anything? Just trying to find out, so I'll know if I need to spend my Wal-mart gift card on a dremel tool.
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IF you have the wheels already just check it out, nothing can be too hard!
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You can put Fujimi wheels on a Revell Z pretty easily, just leave out the little polycaps and use a little liquid cement to attach the wheels to the backing plates. You can do it with pretty much any Fujimi wheel set.
I'm actually thinking about dropping some Volk 3 spokes on a Revell Z, myself.
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