Joshmohr:
Dose anyone know a simple way to make wheels? I need them for my converted ork artillery. I tried using basic round bases, but there too iffey.
Thanks!
Tarrakk Blackhand:
Take Tomb Kings banners, cut off the skull and glue them together to make a spikey wheel. They’re 1/2 circles.
Bolg:
for small wheels you could use shields.
but whit a bit of wood (Popsicle or whatever) you could easily make any wheel you need.
take this pic the wheels of the cannon are made of wood from a cigar case and the wheels of the eartsshaker are made of shields.
hope this helps.
Joshmohr:
thanks!
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Captain Crayon:
thick card + 1 inch wad punch + hammer 
then dress up the circles as required 
cornixt:
Get a coin and glue matchsticks or other small bits of wood onto it. A thin layer of greenstuff around the edge can finish it off, but isn’t always necessary.
Tarrakk Blackhand:
You could also use 1/25th model car wheels and then put in Maurauder Shields as hubcaps. I did that on my Death Rocket. Look for it in the “death rocket” gallery.
Old One Eye:
Pennies work great just add some random peices of plasticard to it to make it look orkish
Skalfgrimm:
I use a dremel tool and a file to make discs out of plasticard.
Simply cut a rough shape out of the plasticard, drill a hole through the middle, attach the plasticard to your dremel and switch it on. Then press the file gently against the rotating plasticard. This will result in a perfectly smooth and round disc of your chosen size and thickness.
Joshmohr:
Skalf- Gread idea!! Ill give that a try right tnow!
Tarrakk Blackhand:
Here’s a different idea for you - Use a hole saw in your drill press on a piece of 1/8" thick plastic card. Not only will it cut a perfect outer circle, it will also drill a small hole in the dead center of the circle for you.
Hole saws come in different sizes from your local hardware store.
nairatyler:
Finally I got what I was looking for from some time. Thanks guys for posting it and also giving the useful replies. It was great to be part of this segment.