ICM does their tires in plastic, Gotta remove them from the trees, then assemlbe them to the wheels, which have a center to hold them to the wheel. *NM*

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ICM does their tires in plastic, Gotta remove them from the trees, then assemlbe them to the wheels, which have a center to hold them to the wheel. *NM*

In Response To: Jason, if they are resin or plastic, they allow for more intricate detailing. Also look more accurate in Tamiya Rubber black. *NM* ()

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I just want to say I enjoy the military trucks that everyone posts.
- Yep. Frames with 125 parts get tiresome, but I wanted one, so.... *PICS*
  - My nit with some of the other 1/35 vehicle kits, is the multiple -piece tires! Not two-pieces tires, but the one that are more than 5 or 6. Pieces for the "low tread" and pieces for the "high tread". ICM's German Ford 3000 trucks, and maybe their Opel Blitzes.... *NM*
    - Italeri makes a 1/24 Opel truck kit - it has rubber tires. It's still a mulipiece cab body though. *NM* *PIC*
    - Jason, if they are resin or plastic, they allow for more intricate detailing. Also look more accurate in Tamiya Rubber black. *NM*
      - ICM does their tires in plastic, Gotta remove them from the trees, then assemlbe them to the wheels, which have a center to hold them to the wheel. *NM*

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