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So when I glue the wheels on, will I have trouble if someone tries to roll
the thing? Or is it pretty solid construction?

Solid enough, but I'd like to think that any chimpanzee with half a brain cell would know to not try to roll any model...

Make yourself a home-made choppa (out of polystyrene), if your opponent touches your models without your permission beat them with it. Seriously.

The trukk has pretty good axles, the front is a little thin but if you glue to the axle and the hub it should be fine.

thalor

Tell them as kuzco said in the emperor's new groove no touchy!

Youll have no problem with the construction, but if you are playing on a textured table you could damage it or the paint job.

rolling the trukk?? why on earth would someone want to attempt that? id be mighty pissed if someone rolled my stuff and made vroom vroom sounds as the wheels snapped off.
you could always spray your trukks with that stuff that the jackal used in the movie the jackal.... yanno that weird spray painty stuff that killed that one guy in a few seconds

I guess from the repliess provided Malfred, the answer is a big 'Yes you will have problems...'

As Mr T says in a chocolate bar advert over here,
say in a loud voice Quit your Jibba jabbin! Leave my
truck alone or meet my friend PAIN! Alright,he doesn't
exactly say that....

Thanks.

I bought a military kit, once. I think it was a Piranha APC. I think the
wheels were rollable on that one.

Or maybe I'm wrong.