What are you using for the tires on these? I've given a lot of thought to an army like this in the past, but one of the issues that I've had is wanting the army to have a consistent look - and I think that having consistent tires on all the vehicles makes the world of difference.
OK so first off, consistency is not something you should be overly concerned about when doing a post-apocalyptic army, in my opinion. I've got 50s car bodies in the same force as I have car bodies made in 2000s. (even one "Barbie-Car" that is crewed by punk grrls).
But if wheels are what you need and want to be consistent, then I supposed that is the best place to do it. These wheels are lego. I bought a bag of Lego wheels on ebay for like 8 dollars and I got a ton of them. the neat thing is they come with axils that you can glue your chasis to. I highly recommend them.
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...is the right answer.
That's what we're in the hobby for, right?
- Drax.
What are you using for the tires on these? I've given a lot of thought to an army like this in the past, but one of the issues that I've had is wanting the army to have a consistent look - and I think that having consistent tires on all the vehicles makes the world of difference.
OK so first off, consistency is not something you should be overly concerned about when doing a post-apocalyptic army, in my opinion. I've got 50s car bodies in the same force as I have car bodies made in 2000s. (even one "Barbie-Car" that is crewed by punk grrls).
But if wheels are what you need and want to be consistent, then I supposed that is the best place to do it. These wheels are lego. I bought a bag of Lego wheels on ebay for like 8 dollars and I got a ton of them. the neat thing is they come with axils that you can glue your chasis to. I highly recommend them.
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