Can anyone tell me who produced the resin tires to replace the Italeri M925 (Big Foot) Cargo Truck? SSG MS Kaufman

There are a few sets available. Here is a comparison review of them by Vodnik.

Also, once the "Bigfoot" tires are added, it becomes an M932 truck. M925 is the designation with the 10 smaller wheels.

Hi Martin, best of CAM, but I'm afraid this is sold out. Hobby Fan is small, CMK is small good is Tank Workshop, MR , Real Model. I recommended CAM, this is very good.
Bulivyf

Can anyone help me locate the CAM resin tires R35-002- what hobby store might carry them? Thanks guys- SSG Martin S. Kaufman

Martin,
Try John's Models in Cantonment, FLA. He has p/t hours. He carries the Cam line and should be able to get them for you.

http://www.johnsmodels.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Store_Code=JM&Screen=LOC

I am in no way connected with him....
Great models also carries the line, but I haven't had much luck getting CAM products from them on special order.

HTH
Chris

Can anyone tell me where I can purchase the NEW kit REAL MODELS M-816 Wrecker in resin? Thanks SSG MS Kaufman

Hi, look on http://www.realmodel.cz/shop/

Hi Martin;

The MR Modellbau set is a good way to go if you can't find the CAM set ( I couldn't). I purchased the MR Modellbau set from Accurate Armour in Scotland. The catalogue number is MRA 3590 and they are the right size to make a M923 'Bigfoot' truck. They are really nice resin castings of 7 tires/wheels (including the spare) and include brake drums as well. Very nice and I recommend them. Stay away from the Tank Workshop set. I ordered them before other folks here on Armorama warned me about them and they are WAY too small. It's too bad as they are nicely detailed, but they're actually slightly smaller than the kit wheels.....sad.

Here's a link to another Armourama thread about the Italeri M923A1 Bigfoot and replacement wheels:

https://armorama.kitmaker.net/forums/78400#653913


cheers;
Bob

Hi this is Real Model.
Bulivyf

Hey Guys, thanks alot- Everyone is fantastic- I wish I had this much help when I was in Iraq with Cav SSG MS Kaufman