[Complete] Wheels needed for Set 77258

[Alfred Schmitz]

Hi!

Does anyone have the time and resources to create the following parts:

the wheels
7056pb01.dat (Wheel 24 x 13.4 with pin hole, moulded black hard rubber tyre and printed yellow “PIRELLI”, “P ZERO” pattern)
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...5#T=C&C=95

and
7057pb01.dat (Wheel 24 x 14.9 with pin hole, moulded black hard rubber tyre and printed yellow “PIRELLI”, 'P ZERO' pattern)
https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/cat...5#T=C&C=95

Thanks and best regards
Alfred

[Gerald Lasser]

Parts are existing:

7056pb01
https://library.ldraw.org/parts/37247

7057pb01
https://library.ldraw.org/parts/45781

[Alfred Schmitz]

Parts are existing:

7056pb01
https://library.ldraw.org/parts/37247

7057pb01
https://library.ldraw.org/parts/45781

Hi Gerald!
Thank you very much, but 
the tyres I mentioned do not have sidewall stripes.
Bye

[Gerald Lasser]

ah, I see, only the pattern is different. The mesh seems to be the same

[Alfred Schmitz]

ah, I see, only the pattern is different. The mesh seems to be the same

Hello!

I’ve had a go at modifying the files ‘105162p02.dat’ and ‘110100p01.dat’ for set 77258.
It seems to have worked. But it needs checking!
The file names and headers might also need adjusting.


  7056.zip (Size: 13.95 KB / Downloads: 2)

  7057.zip (Size: 14 KB / Downloads: 2)

Best regards,
Alfred

[Philippe Hurbain]

What should we do with these part numbers? the shape of 7056 is indeed the same as 105162, so for the base part the simplest is to create an alias. But what about patterns?

[Magnus Forsberg]

What should we do with these part numbers? the shape of 7056 is indeed the same as 105162, so for the base part the simplest is to create an alias. But what about patterns?

I like to have 7056/7057 as -p01 (or maybe even -p00?), a coloured version of 110100/105162.
7056/7057 have a flat silver rim, and the other is a black rim version.
And then we add the printed versions.

[Philippe Hurbain]

I like to have 7056/7057 as -p01 (or maybe even -p00?), a coloured version of 110100/105162.
7056/7057 have a flat silver rim, and the other is a black rim version.
And then we add the printed versions.

I thought I understood what you mean, but no... I see no intrinsic differences betwwen these references, so IMHO they are simple aliases - so I probably missed something?

[Magnus Forsberg]

I thought I understood what you mean, but no... I see no intrinsic differences betwwen these references, so IMHO they are simple aliases - so I probably missed something?

The printing differs. The print on 7056/7057p01 is not the same as 110100/105162p01.

[Philippe Hurbain]

The printing differs. The print on 7056/7057p01 is not the same as 110100/105162p01.

Of course we need more patterns, but based on which base part? I don't see the point of making 7056/7057 base part, only more patterns of 110100/105162.