Oh my goodness! That thing came out so gorgeous! All the lights is intimidating to accomplish tho, I wouldn’t know where to begin to get something like that done. But it’s so beautifully lit. I guess I need to learn how to do lighting now since I wanna build one of those Scania 770’s now that I’ve seen that gorgeous equipment rack in the back. Just love the truck, the masterful building of it, and love the content my dude. 😁👍🏻
I'm more of a mechanical mind myself, and when new to rc trucks all the lights and electonic options just seemed mindblowing, but once one sit down and study it one should be able to learn enough within not too long time to at leat set up some basic front and rear lights, and the electronics to control it. Good luck
Hi Bob, absolutely love your truck build videos. My hobby is racing RC cars, but my day job is a lorry driver in the UK, where I daily drive a Scania R450. One completely pedantic comment is the waist height lights either side of the Scania logo on the grill, should be spot lights and not marker lights. We have options when driving to independently switch on / off the upper and waist spot lights when on main beam depending on the weather conditions. Really hope this helps for accuracy and thank you again for the brilliant videos 🙏
GOOD MORNING VIETNAM. !!! woops. Hiya Bob. Great videos on Taniya trucks 1/14 I used to work on repairing ERF's best lorry in GB. The last unit I drove was a 2017 Scania 6x4 great truck, that's probably why guys over here build them Many thanks for your videos I'm not a spark engineer is my best work.
OOOOMMMGGG Bob, Saw and started on the Patreon Channel, and now again here, it still takes my breath... Awesome Simply Awesome build. Lights, sounds, but best the axle Wow. I know what im saving for Xmas.....dannng.
Excellent work Bob! Your videos are fascinating to watch, has a nice pace, and a relaxing experience as well. I am looking forward in seeing the trailer that will compliment this truck!
Thats an amazing build ! Could you in a future video show how to install lights etc (MFC) on a truck that's allready been built ?! You always say it's not that hard to install in a completed truck and I'm just wondering what it all takes to do that .
have you considered looking at the lightswitch function in the beier, you will be able to toggel thru the ligths on one propchannel rather then switch on each light by it self, almost as the mfc. Saves on prop channels and i use it on all my beier builds.
Thats a great truck and a very nice build you have done with it. I am gladni found your channel! I am just wondering if you could add more lights to the MFC03 unit by using the expansion unit you sell on your site?
It's beautifull! So next project is a matching lowloader? Are there steerable lowloaders in this scale? You would need at least 4 axles to make is realistic...
Hey Bob , Super nice build , as always picked up some good tips. I was wondering which sound file you have picked for the engine sound , is it from the sound teacher list of standards, or have you found new ones out there on the interweb?
Most mechanics call those e-clips Jesus Christ clips.because we will call that messing with them.those clips can make even the most anti swearing person swear after fighting them
Beautiful model I’m undecided which kit to build Euro or American truck version either way I love Tamiya 1/14 trucks nice work !
I would like it like a tank transporter painted in camouflage
It does look incredible, and you were not kidding about all the lights.
👋Bob, fantastic amazing great job 👏👍💪 the sounds and lights are very spectacular 😃 colors looks good too, 🙏 for show us your nice videos
1 Word. Fantastic.
Oh my goodness! That thing came out so gorgeous! All the lights is intimidating to accomplish tho, I wouldn’t know where to begin to get something like that done. But it’s so beautifully lit. I guess I need to learn how to do lighting now since I wanna build one of those Scania 770’s now that I’ve seen that gorgeous equipment rack in the back. Just love the truck, the masterful building of it, and love the content my dude. 😁👍🏻
I'm more of a mechanical mind myself, and when new to rc trucks all the lights and electonic options just seemed mindblowing, but once one sit down and study it one should be able to learn enough within not too long time to at leat set up some basic front and rear lights, and the electronics to control it. Good luck
This great looking.
Hi Bob, absolutely love your truck build videos.
My hobby is racing RC cars, but my day job is a lorry driver in the UK, where I daily drive a Scania R450. One completely pedantic comment is the waist height lights either side of the Scania logo on the grill, should be spot lights and not marker lights. We have options when driving to independently switch on / off the upper and waist spot lights when on main beam depending on the weather conditions.
Really hope this helps for accuracy and thank you again for the brilliant videos 🙏
Wow what a fantastic truck kit , I would love it . Thanks Bob.
Definitely want one build just like you did above in purple when your back Bob. Let me when back for details:)
GOOD MORNING VIETNAM. !!! woops.
Hiya Bob. Great videos on Taniya trucks 1/14 I used to work on repairing ERF's best lorry in GB. The last unit I drove was a 2017 Scania 6x4 great truck, that's probably why guys over here build them
Many thanks for your videos I'm not a spark engineer is my best work.
You build some nice Trucks 👍
Great job Mr bob I'm young and new but I already subscribed to your channel and I hope to get a truck like this one ❤❤
OOOOMMMGGG Bob, Saw and started on the Patreon Channel, and now again here, it still takes my breath... Awesome Simply Awesome build. Lights, sounds, but best the axle Wow. I know what im saving for Xmas.....dannng.
this still my favorite build so far...XD
good evening but do you sell any of your builds
Once again Bob, a absolutely brilliant model, great colour aswell. Love watching your builds with all the lights etc. 👍
This looks amazing, you did a great job as usual Bob, I’m thinking I will just have to do one of these myself.
Superb Build Bob.
Nice work
Excellent work Bob! Your videos are fascinating to watch, has a nice pace, and a relaxing experience as well. I am looking forward in seeing the trailer that will compliment this truck!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Like watching your videos
Super nice truck ...!
Incredible work bob, thank you 😊
What kind of glue is best to use to glue the orange part on the headlight?
Thats an amazing build !
Could you in a future video show how to install lights etc (MFC) on a truck that's allready been built ?!
You always say it's not that hard to install in a completed truck and I'm just wondering what it all takes to do that .
have you considered looking at the lightswitch function in the beier, you will be able to toggel thru the ligths on one propchannel rather then switch on each light by it self, almost as the mfc. Saves on prop channels and i use it on all my beier builds.
That is a cool function. Have a Masterclass video planned for it.
Dear... What is the type or model number of the sound system? It's convenient
Thats a great truck and a very nice build you have done with it. I am gladni found your channel!
I am just wondering if you could add more lights to the MFC03 unit by using the expansion unit you sell on your site?
It's beautifull! So next project is a matching lowloader? Are there steerable lowloaders in this scale? You would need at least 4 axles to make is realistic...
Oh good, there you are. I was actually starting to worry.
Thanks!! I was just super busy building other trucks and then this one took some time :-)
@@HobbyconceptsLLC be safe!
How much longer are the chassis rails compared to the normal 770s rails
The blue middle walking pieces behind and in front of the fifth wheel, where'd you get those?
I cut them from this: hobbyconcepts.net/products/scale-diamond-plate-aluminum-sheets-2?_pos=1&_sid=7cc38937d&_ss=r
Hi Bob!! GREAT CHANNEL!!! I absolutly love watching the trucks being built. My question is; can the equipment kit be sold and bought seperatly?
You bet. Tamiya makes the kits and many manufacturers make other radios and parts. Just check Hobbyconcepts.net for ideas.
Aren't there supposed to be resistors on the led s?
Yes. The LED's that I use have built in resistors.
Hi Bob sorry to bother you I know your in the US and I am in the uk but do you no if tamiya do a right hand drive dashboard thank Andrew
I don't know about Tamiya but I have seen them made by others. Check some of the 3d printer sites like Shapeways or check on eBay.
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Where can I find the master class that you mentioned?
th-cam.com/play/PL8bvbafjvgItmlDa7Ks60jJmCF69iDnDh.html
Hey Bob , Super nice build , as always picked up some good tips. I was wondering which sound file you have picked for the engine sound , is it from the sound teacher list of standards, or have you found new ones out there on the interweb?
That engine sound i son the provided Beier files. It is the turbo Scania V8 sound.
Nice
Come in Bob, Where's your HG trailer and Hemtt detailing video? 👍
Just go here to see my videos, then look at my older ones: www.youtube.com/@HobbyconceptsLLC/videos
@@HobbyconceptsLLC Yes, I watched all your HG videos, I even bought an 801 and the 802, I was waiting for your HG radar or missile trailer build. 👍
Very nice video again! Did you set up the Flysky for 8 or 10 channels? I'm working on my 770S with the same flysky.
Set up for 10 channels. If you use SBUS with the Beier system nothing else is necessary.
@@HobbyconceptsLLC thanks! Im using a beier also. Going to be a lot of fun setting it up😄
Sadly another one that disappeared.
Most mechanics call those e-clips Jesus Christ clips.because we will call that messing with them.those clips can make even the most anti swearing person swear after fighting them
Sounds as bad as PingFuckits