Firenze and Mills Craft axle holes

Theros,
No it won't be a problem telling if someone changes the axle/hole of a FiRENZE, or Mills-Craft body, just want to keep a level playing field for everyone.

X-Ring
Rules state you can fill and re drill axle hold on FiRENZE, and Mills-Craft bodies.

I see it as wheel base stay the same but fill & redrill to cant the axles

I'm with you, I'm not good at looking for loop holes, and or interpreting the rules all that well. I'm always amazed of things I find out are legal, when I thought they were not all along. I'm not saying these type of interpretations are illegal or intentionally written to be vague. I just sometimes wish the rules would state clearly " you can do this", "you can do this", "you can't do that".


Let me state clearly, this is in no way a complaint about APR. It's more of me just thinking out loud. Just an observation I've always had in pinewood. Scouts rules are the worst. Sometimes I'm afraid to help kids out when I read their rules, I'm alway's left unclear as to what's allowed and what's not. As many of you have had the same issue. I'm sure

I just read the rules for Firenze & Mills Craft cars
Axles
Nail Type Only
Minimum Diameter .084

so if you run a set of .084 axles from DD4H you need to drill with a #45 bit or a set of .091 or .093 axles from who ever you wish to buy from; you need to drill with a # 44 bit. I would fill & re-drill the hole on my car & cant them when re-drilling

You don't know how the Mills Craft Bodies are drilled or what Firenze drills his with, & I'm sure their Drilled good, but I KNOW what & how my axles are drilled

Not putting the bodies down or Firenze just food for thought