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Wheels
I'm not quite clear on what the rules mean by "off-the-shelf". currently, I'm designing the drive train, and I wish to obtain two more of the big black wheels in the kit, but there are only two, and I cant seem to find any in "The Big Book" from MSC (not from a lack of trying!) and I was wondering if anyone knew the product name of those wheels, or if it would be permitted to buy from elswhere, or if "off-the-shelf" means "only MSC of custom fabricated"?
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