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Made in gb
Stealthy Grot Snipa





Basically as the title says:

What are being used as the wheels on this BW.
[Thumb - Ork_Battlewagon_conversion_WIP.jpg]
Ork - BW conversion - Source image Not mine


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Longtime Dakkanaut




Nottingham, UK

Look like from a child's toy. Probably a dumper truck of some sort.

 
   
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Stealthy Grot Snipa





winterdyne wrote:
Look like from a child's toy. Probably a dumper truck of some sort.


that was my initial thought. the yellow colour very much makes me think lego. Perhaps mechano.

Favourite Game: When your Warboss on bike wrecks 3 vehicles simply by HoW - especially when his bike is a custom monowheel.

 
   
Made in eu
Executing Exarch






Possibly Tonka.

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PredaKhaine wrote:
Possibly Tonka.


Very true. I didnt know what tonka was, but a quick google and it definitely could be. I think im gona have to start getting hold of cheap kids toys. Save me time and money than building or buying large plastic versions :/

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[MOD]
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Somewhere in south-central England.

Poundland is a good place to look for that kind of thing.

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We're not very big on official rules. Rules lead to people looking for loopholes. What's here is about it. 
   
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Stalwart Space Marine





Hey, long time lurker here

I've seen these wheels before, they're defiantly LEGO wheels. Link: http://shop.lego.com/en-GB/LEGO-Wheels-6118
Pretty sure these are what you're after
   
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RunningWithScissors49 wrote:
Hey, long time lurker here

I've seen these wheels before, they're defiantly LEGO wheels. Link: http://shop.lego.com/en-GB/LEGO-Wheels-6118
Pretty sure these are what you're after


oh wow thats cool! £10 for like a whole bunch of lego wheels. I might have to consider that. Will a little modification they could be awesome for some conversions i have in mind. Thanks for the link!

Favourite Game: When your Warboss on bike wrecks 3 vehicles simply by HoW - especially when his bike is a custom monowheel.

 
   
Made in de
Slaanesh Chosen Marine Riding a Fiend





Babenhausen, Germany

Well i don't think those are lego wheels as they seem to miss the hole in the middle the wheels have to attach them. But lego wheels make good wheels non the less.
The only problem i see is the rubbery material of the larger wheels and how well paint will stick to them due to that. It might flake off if they are too flexible.

   
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Regular Dakkanaut





I agree they're not Lego - almost all Lego wheels have a staggered block pattern, nothing like real life. However, Lego wheels are a great option.

As for painting the wheels, prime them before assembly with a self-etching primer. That may hold.

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Made in au
Squishy Oil Squig




Victoria Australia

Hey mate.

I'm a long time lego builder and i guarantee you those are not lego wheels. lego puts there trademark on there tyres which in this case there is none, meaning these are neither lego or Tonka for that matter. Could be from a John deere tractor childs toy.

Beyond that I have no idea.

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