It's definitely floating there.

Matija @matija_skobe, If the wheels are all the same, I would suggest creating a master then a mold and cast resin copies. I've never used this technique, but have seen examples by others. Should be able to find something on YouTube.

Maybe Michael Rieth @mrieth can chime in on this as well.

@jamesb unfortunately wheels are not the same, as they follow the shape of the car/fenders they are slightly different in horizontal and vertical contours, and that is the reason i made a wheel on the body as it is only way to flush its edges with fender

@mrieth i filled back end with miliput so i can drill the inward cone part of the wheel.

But yes your idea is how i should do it, only i need to make it detachable so i dont fill the gap between fender and wheel

Applause. . .

Very good scratchbuilding. I'm excited to see the honeycomb pattern on the clear parts!

to finalize this saga here are finished pictures.
Not proud of final product, but i learned how NOT to scribe panels.

Great! - and the honeycomb visible through the clear part just stands out - WELL DONE!

@airbum hahaha it was the easiest part, printed on regular paper and glued. with a pinch of gloss