I've destroyed so many BNDS wheels by using a mallet (lightly, I thought) to put the wheel onto the axle; even many of the survivors are slightly convex due to the axle pressure on the plastic spokes. Don't be like me, lol. Take your time. BNDS are the best -- even just to collect. Loved this video, as it gave me confidence that 'gentleness' is the way to go. Keep up the awesome work!
@@modelcarshouston Not yet -- looking forward to your video on them! My local (Ontario, Canada) sellers only have the old-school (Advan, SSR etc.) 15 inch variety of the alloys by BNDS thus far.
Apply just the same technique of yours, but I tend to be sure that once the wheels are installed, I won't pop em out for placing em with contact glue, so it bothers me that by just installing them they start to come apart little by little as you're rolling your cars, but it's cool to swap your car wheels whenever u want if u ever get bored to look at it using just a wheels model!
Sorry James for commenting on an old video. So I watched you easily explain how to swap wheels for Inno64 models. Is it nearly the same for Ignition Model 64 scale too? I'm just scared to open the casing. Thanks!
Hello! Usually what size do we choose if we are going to replace our inno64 wheels particularly for the gt-r nismo sports resetting (white)? is it the BNDS 8mm-9.8mm (BC26401-SR) or the BNDS 7.4mm-8.9mm (BC264D1S-SR) ? THANK YOU!!
Anyone have problems with the size of BNDS wheels on Hot Wheels models? I bought some 15" BNDS wheels but the diameter with the tire fitted is even smaller than just the original Hot Wheels wheel (not including the original tire). I tried several models all with the same problem. BNDS seem to be way too small
The reason why is because hot wheels are not true 64 scale so if you put true 64 scale wheels on a hot wheel, it will not look proportional. These wheels are mainly meant for collector grade diecasts which are true scale.
@@modelcarshouston thanks for your reply, I watched the video and can see why the wheels are so small. With this in mind, is there an aftermarket wheel available which is suited specifically for the Hot Wheels scale?
I cringed when you dropped the base of the car. Nice wheel swap. It gives the car a whole new look. The aluminum wheels with p.e. parts you showcased are killer... You will have to show how those look on a future video. Good video.
Hahah! It certainly happens when you do these things but fun to share it as well. Most definitely, I should be receiving those before the end of the month!
Hallo sir.. I'm from malaysia.. for a model inno64 scale 1/64, what rim/wheel size will fit? BNDS bc26401 or bc26401S?.. Im confuse size wheel for brand BNDS.. because there are two sizes wheel large and small.. BC26401 large.. bc26401S small.. Please help me to match the wheel for inno64 brand car 1/64 scale.. Thank you sir..
@@modelcarshouston what can you recommend on the type of rims via bnds, like honda civic fd and civic ferio. Planning to wheel swap them using bnds and also adding to my collection civic collection
@@tristangabrielmuli3363 definitely go with the smaller sized wheels. They have a variety of designs. You can check some of them here: www.modelcarshouston.com/collections/bnds-wheels
honestly, my personal opinion is that alot of these aftermarket wheels are crap. no, i get it. its 1/64. and anything made in this scale is very delicate. and more prone to damage and shit. my beef is when u r pressing in the axles and if u dun get it right, and usually u don't, the end result is just wobbly wobbly. and i simply cannot stand for it. I know these are collectibles meant for adults and not for rolling, or playing, for that matter. but if a $2 hot wheels can roll wif no wobbles, i don't c why something that cost at least 10 times more shouldn't. anyway, on the subject of "aftermarket" wheels, check out carlomo wheels. very interesting way the wheels are fitted.
@@modelcarshouston true that. They r a factory and I am sure they have their way of doing it. Sorry, I wasn't quite clear on that part, and mixed it up. I also meant those Tarmac Works and Inno64 garbage. Those don't roll and wobble at best because they r awfully put together at the factory. N cost 10 times or more.
I've destroyed so many BNDS wheels by using a mallet (lightly, I thought) to put the wheel onto the axle; even many of the survivors are slightly convex due to the axle pressure on the plastic spokes. Don't be like me, lol. Take your time. BNDS are the best -- even just to collect. Loved this video, as it gave me confidence that 'gentleness' is the way to go. Keep up the awesome work!
Thanks Jonathan! Have you seen their Alloy wheels?!
@@modelcarshouston Not yet -- looking forward to your video on them! My local (Ontario, Canada) sellers only have the old-school (Advan, SSR etc.) 15 inch variety of the alloys by BNDS thus far.
good morning. It is the first time. Thank you for your continued support🙇♂️It's good and cool. 😆👌
Thank you!
Omg I have these and thought I had to crimp them. Oh I can’t wait to use then
Haha word!
Apply just the same technique of yours, but I tend to be sure that once the wheels are installed, I won't pop em out for placing em with contact glue, so it bothers me that by just installing them they start to come apart little by little as you're rolling your cars, but it's cool to swap your car wheels whenever u want if u ever get bored to look at it using just a wheels model!
Great information!
hahaha love the Bernie figure 😂😂
LOL
Sorry James for commenting on an old video.
So I watched you easily explain how to swap wheels for Inno64 models. Is it nearly the same for Ignition Model 64 scale too?
I'm just scared to open the casing. Thanks!
Sure can but for Ignition Model resins you sometimes cannot.
Hello! Usually what size do we choose if we are going to replace our inno64 wheels particularly for the gt-r nismo sports resetting (white)? is it the BNDS 8mm-9.8mm (BC26401-SR) or the BNDS 7.4mm-8.9mm (BC264D1S-SR) ? THANK YOU!!
Anyone have problems with the size of BNDS wheels on Hot Wheels models? I bought some 15" BNDS wheels but the diameter with the tire fitted is even smaller than just the original Hot Wheels wheel (not including the original tire). I tried several models all with the same problem. BNDS seem to be way too small
The reason why is because hot wheels are not true 64 scale so if you put true 64 scale wheels on a hot wheel, it will not look proportional. These wheels are mainly meant for collector grade diecasts which are true scale.
This video explain it as well:
czcams.com/video/hkKF9yGMoSc/video.html
@@modelcarshouston thanks for your reply, I watched the video and can see why the wheels are so small. With this in mind, is there an aftermarket wheel available which is suited specifically for the Hot Wheels scale?
@@f8head To be honest, I am not sure.
Just bought a set of BNDS off eBay. Hopefully I got the right size!
James, can you do a video showing how to take apart an IG Resin 1/64? I want to do a wheel swap from an IG Resin to IG diecast.
Good call
Nice! Can you do a video with an Autoworld model? 😁 Amazing Channel!
Thank you!
These wheels are nice!
Ty
I cringed when you dropped the base of the car. Nice wheel swap. It gives the car a whole new look. The aluminum wheels with p.e. parts you showcased are killer... You will have to show how those look on a future video.
Good video.
Hahah! It certainly happens when you do these things but fun to share it as well.
Most definitely, I should be receiving those before the end of the month!
Do you have a physical store in Houston or is it only online?
Online only boss
Very nice 👌 super 👍👍👍
Thank you!
Did the tires crack on your wheel sets?
Is it also possible on 1/18 scale models to change wheels. So yes what brand of cars
I have seen some trickle about but have not had first hand experience yet.
@@modelcarshouston only one i know is the One Model 1:18 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX Voltex
@@matthewholzken5019 Correct. They also have other makes and models that do the same!
@@modelcarshouston alright will look in it after i got one
I just started collecting Inno64s but do you know if these wheels will fit?
Absolutely
try with glue tack it, if you get are more fitment sir😁🙏🏻
Thank you!
Hallo sir.. I'm from malaysia.. for a model inno64 scale 1/64, what rim/wheel size will fit? BNDS bc26401 or bc26401S?..
Im confuse size wheel for brand BNDS..
because there are two sizes wheel large and small..
BC26401 large..
bc26401S small..
Please help me to match the wheel for inno64 brand car 1/64 scale.. Thank you sir..
Larger is better.
I would love to have a set of wheels
Niceeee
Thank you!
What brand of car is that skyline at the 2:40 mark?
what brand is that white S2000 at 0:12?
This is from a brand called One Model. You can find more information here:
www.modelcarshouston.com/products/honda-s2000-js-racing-white
Will it fit ln any tomica cars???
Yea certainly
@@modelcarshouston ohh nice tnx but what i need to do cuzz the axle was too long for my brz and it looks wack fitment
Are these wheels for tlv?? And roll smooth??
They can certainly work for TLVN. I'd go with the smaller diameter size.
@@modelcarshouston
Thank you!
@@greece1greece2hondafmx5 no problem!
Does bnds wheels fit for inno64?
Absolutely! I'll have to do another video for those cars in the future.
I'd go with the smaller size though.
@@modelcarshouston what can you recommend on the type of rims via bnds, like honda civic fd and civic ferio. Planning to wheel swap them using bnds and also adding to my collection civic collection
@@tristangabrielmuli3363 definitely go with the smaller sized wheels. They have a variety of designs. You can check some of them here:
www.modelcarshouston.com/collections/bnds-wheels
@@modelcarshouston thank you so much for posting the reference on bnds wheels
@@tristangabrielmuli3363 No problem!
How yu know dat 4:33
Just press gently together.
Thanks❤
honestly, my personal opinion is that alot of these aftermarket wheels are crap.
no, i get it. its 1/64. and anything made in this scale is very delicate. and more prone to damage and shit.
my beef is when u r pressing in the axles and if u dun get it right, and usually u don't, the end result is just wobbly wobbly. and i simply cannot stand for it.
I know these are collectibles meant for adults and not for rolling, or playing, for that matter. but if a $2 hot wheels can roll wif no wobbles, i don't c why something that cost at least 10 times more shouldn't.
anyway, on the subject of "aftermarket" wheels, check out carlomo wheels. very interesting way the wheels are fitted.
hot wheels has a tried and true way of doing it so they get it right 99% of the time as opposed to us having to do it manually.
@@modelcarshouston true that. They r a factory and I am sure they have their way of doing it.
Sorry, I wasn't quite clear on that part, and mixed it up. I also meant those Tarmac Works and Inno64 garbage. Those don't roll and wobble at best because they r awfully put together at the factory. N cost 10 times or more.
@@SamuraiBlues5 hotwheels are toys, they are suppose to roll.