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The Mack wheels are 6 spoke not 5, my bad. *NM*
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The 5 Spoke wheels or something similar are in the R Model Mack, I've seen the 5 hole wheels somewhere, maybe the LeFrance Fire Trucks? I have some in my parts box, don't remember what kit they were in though. *NM*
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Hey light commercial/truck builders or heck any of y’all who may know…..does this wheel tire combo (and the dually rear wheels version) exist in kit or aftermarket resin ? *PIC*
One more pic *NM* *PIC*
Terry,Charlie(Chariots of Fire) would probably have an answer. I was thinkin' 1/35th U.S. Army truck wheels. *NM*
The 1/35 scale wheels would be way too small. Check out shapeways to see what they might have in tires and wheels. The ALF wheels are 5 hole but not the light duty kind like you are showing. *NM*
Ya. After I "posted", I thought,(to myself), "Dummy. !/35th on 1/25th?" "DUH"! *NM*
I have some in resin that look a lot like those, but I think they are meant for an AA build. Don't know where they came from. *NM*
The 5 Spoke wheels or something similar are in the R Model Mack, I've seen the 5 hole wheels somewhere, maybe the LeFrance Fire Trucks? I have some in my parts box, don't remember what kit they were in though. *NM*
The Mack wheels are 6 spoke not 5, my bad. *NM*
I believe Scenes Unlimited had them, check with ST Supply Co. *NM*
Didn't somebody (Stavanger?) just post that he's out of business and sold his molds? *NM*
I messaged via Facebook on how to order and reply back was “they aren’t ready yet” but nothing further as to when avail, taking orders or etc *NM*
ST Supply is the new owner of the Scenes Unlimited molds and etc.. *NM*
Thanks, emailed them, said products not avail yet so will watch their website *NM*
There is some cheaper gas station diecast trucks that have those rims. *NM*
Some here have been known to use wheels from the S'Cool Bus dragster kit. *NM*
Thanks, yeah I was looking at those as a go to , they are very close other than the lug nut count is off, could grind those away tho and replace *NM*
Lug nut replacement is easy to do. Some brass wire and #15 fusion beads will do the trick nicely. *NM*
