Wheel holders

[Tayter]

Hi All

Where can I get some wheel holders for my 10th wheels ? any links would be appreciated, or alternatively what do others use to keep you sets of wheels together ? I seem to spend ages looking through my wheel bag finding a full set ?

Cheers

steve

[alex97]

I made my own out of m4 threaded rod with a lock but one end and a wing nut the other end. It's pretty inexpensive and looks less likely to break compared to the plastic ones.

[Dr Fly]

Best way i have come across is using cheap cable ties. run one through the middle, and use a second to hold it together. It helps if you have supplies of cable ties at work.

I bought a pack of a couple of hundred at the start of the year, and still have loads left.

you can even buy reusable cable ties if your feeling particularly innovative

[cornishboy176]

Elastic Bands?

[Chesty]

http://www.postofficeshop.co.uk/binding-supplies/basics-plastic-binding-clips-blue-4010210/?gclid=CNiZvqT6z8ECFWXnwgodXVMA7g

These are perfect for holding a set of 4. Work out at about 15p each although you can buy in smaller quantities for a few pence more.

Quick easy & reusable :)

[Tayter]

Cheers for the response guys. Chesty do the binders hold 4 wheels in one binder ? 2 wheels on each side ? I like the look of them .

Cheers

[crtpromachine]

Here are a few places that sell the 1/10th wheel holders ;



http://www.jemodels.com/index.php?app=gbu0&ns=prodshow&ref=WH-FAST225


http://www.tracksidespares.co.uk/product-category/wheelstyres/10th-wheels


http://www.actionmodelcentre.com/products.asp?cat=439

There a fair few places that sell these if you google it

[Chesty]

Cheers for the response guys. Chesty do the binders hold 4 wheels in one binder ? 2 wheels on each side ? I like the look of them .

Cheers

Yes, that's correct.