Hi there Tibster and thank you for watching my video. Oh yes, this is a great build and I am enjoying every second of this build. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😊😊😉
Hi there and thank you for tuning into my video with your morning coffee. I hope it’s was a lovely beans to cup espresso, just like they have in Italy😊😉😊. I suppose I’m a bit biased, my wife is 1/2 Italian 😁. Hope you enjoyed your breakfast and have a very pleasant Sunday. All the very best to you and the family,take care. 😉😊😉
Hi Dom, thank you for watching my next instalment of this great Tamiya truck. The suspension is very basic indeed, I’ve gone stock for now, I’m going to see how the leaf springs and pistons work together. I may have to change the piston dampers for oil ones, but saying that, I’m using the truck for a scale like RC. I’ve got a Carson Truck Puller 80T motor to control those low speed manoeuvres. Honestly Dom, I’ve treasured every second of this build. The technicals of the next instalment with the 3 speed gearbox is truly a work of art in itself. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😉😊😉
@@rc-dom-uk Hi Dom, the 3 speed gearbox is controlled by a servo and you can either change gear using the 4 channel on the left stick on the controller, what I’ve done, after getting some advice from Bob of Hobby Concepts, is put the servo control on channel 5 of the controller and control the gears using a 3 position switch on the controller. 😉😊😉 I’m using a FlySky FS-i6S controller, which comes with the kit to put the left stick to self centring. It’s a good radio set, that has up to 10 channels 😁.
Hi there and thank you for watching. I’m really enjoying putting this great Scania R620 together, every second is being treasured and logged into the memory bank 😊😉 take care, keep well and all the best to you and the family 😉😊😉
Hi there and thank you for watching. I think I’m on the easier parts of the build at the moment, got that supper 3 speed gearbox to come, with the selector forks, that’s a work or art in itself. This is a wonderful Tamiya model, I’m enjoying and logging every second in my memory bank. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family. 😊😉😊
Hi there and thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of this great Tamiya truck. Honestly, I have been treasuring every second of the build. If you get an opportunity to have one of these great trucks, grab one, you’ll love the building and the look of these great Tamiya kits. Take care, keep well and all the best to you and the family 😊😉😊
Hi John, what a great build this is turning out to be - isn't it wonderful working with so many quality metal parts and bolting everything together? It feels like you are a miniature motor mechanic!!! Expertly explained as you go along. Funny, but those diffs and axles remind me of the ones I built on my Agrios! Oooh, lovely! Wishing you a great Sunday, my good friend! 🤩👌👍
Hi Mark, thank you for watching my video of this wonderful truck. I am really enjoying every second of this build, so many metal parts, the leaf spring suspension system and axels are so life like, you can just imagine one of these great trucks over a pit and you’re working on the truck 😁😉. The differentials do look like the Agrios build that you and Bob built, I was thinking that when I was building them. This build is one of those that I’ll remember for sure. I’ve gone for a Carson Truck Puller 80T motor for torque and scale like manoeuvring. I’m looking forward to driving and reversing this with the trailer hitched on. Let’s see if I can remember my days towing my speed boat behind my company van, as I headed down to the south coast, oh that’s 35 years ago ! 😂🤣😁. Still, that turn left to reverse right and turn right to reverse left, with trailers attached, going to push my skills to the test, that’s for sure. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😊😉😊
Buona sera Nanni. Thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of the Scania R620 build. I must admit I’m not a fan of the friction shocks, I might upgrade them later. I’m going for a scale like performance with a 80T Carson Truck Puller motor, so hopefully, the truck might not be too bouncy 😁. But if so, I’ll change them for oil shocks. It’s a lovely model, so much technical detail on these models. I’m using a FlySky FS-i6S Radio gear for the model. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😊😉😊
Hi Steve, thank you for watching my 2nd build video. These are such a pleasure to build, I’m enjoying every second of the build. I have also had some advice from Bob at Hobby Concepts too, he’s such a great gentleman. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😉😊😉
Great work John I can tell you are really enjoying this build as I watch you build the leaf springs i can't help but think I would like a set for a trailer build lol
Hi there and thank you for watching. Oh yes, I am savouring every second of this build 😉. This Tamiya truck is so much fun to build,the technicals are truly a great tribute to the full size vehicles. The leaf spring units are again, so life like. If you’ve got a trailer build planed, these should work a treat for you, easy to build too. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😊😉😊
Great video John!!!! When I grow up I would love to build one of those big rigs, LOL. It's a shame that those beautiful "dampers" are not oil filled, it's just a spring housing over the leaf springs. Those diffs look like others used on other kits but as we know, Tamiya likes to use the same parts on multiple kits. All in all, it's looking AWESOME!!!!! Can't wait for the next video. Stay safe & healthy my friend to you & yours!!!!
Hi Bob, thank you so much for watching my 2nd instalment of this great RC truck. As I’ve been building this, I’ve been thinking of those, who work on the full size vehicles, I suppose at the factory, they would use industrial winches, but in the repair garages, they would be over pits. I suppose it would have been nice for Tamiya to have included oil shocks, over the leaf springs. Tamiya are also very good at reusing components across multiple RC’s, but we’ve all accepted that is the Tamiya way, that’s what we RC enthusiasts love about Tamiya. I’ve been enjoying every second of this build, placing it in my old age memory bank 😁. Looking forward to driving it with the trailer attached, performing those scaled like reversing manoeuvres that you see the real size vehicles do. I’ve got a Carson Truck Puller 80T motor for some scale like performance and torque. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family. 😉😊😉
Hi there and thank you for watching. These trucks are really amazing to build, so life like, even the very basic leaf spring suspension system, is so in character with the full size vehicles, Tamiya have certainly captured these great models well. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you. 😉😊😉
Hi there and thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of the build. I am enjoying every second of this great build. Thank you for the kind words. Take care, keep well and all the best to you 😉😊😉
Hi there and thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of this great build. I have been enjoying every second of the build so far and really enjoy the technicals of this great kit. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😉😊😉
Hi there and thank you for watching. This is a fantastic truck and I’m sure you’re enjoying your build. Have great fun with the build, it would be nice to see your creation too. Take care and best wishes to you. 😊😉😁
Hiya John. Very enjoyable to see how this all goes together. Looks like such a great kit. So many scale bits and bobs. I would have thought they'd put oil dampers and bearings in really but I guess it would be even more expensive then. Anyway good stuff mate. Very clear instruction for anyone building this. Hope all is well with you and yours 😁
Hi Pete, and thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of this Tamiya truck build. Honest Pete, I have been treasuring every second of this build. I do agree, Tamiya could really have included oil shocks and bearings as standard. Still, the brass bushings have been stored (you’ll never know, might needed a spacer or something for another project😉) I’ve used bearings throughout. I’ll see how the shocks and leaf springs work together, I can always upgrade at a later date. I’m loving the technicals of this build, the 3 speed gearbox on this model is a work of art in itself. Hope you’re enjoying your Sunday evening, take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family. 😊😉😊
Hi there Duke, thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of this build. It’s a great RC model to build. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😉😊😉
Hi there Reza and thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of the build. Coming together nicely now. The build just gets more and more in depth as you get into it. Really enjoying every second of this great build. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you. 😊😉😊
Hi John hope your keeping well great video as always. I can see this is an enjoyable build when done correctly as you are doing and not to rush it. Coming along nicely take care and best wishes
Hi Peter, thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of this build. I am certainly enjoying every second of this build, the technicals of this kit build, really absorb you, makes your imagination think of how full size machines were built. I can recommend one of these models. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😊😉😊
Hi there and thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of this great build. I’m enjoying every second of this build. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😉😊😉
Hi there Kev and thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of the build. This is certainly a great RC kit with lots of scaled parts and intricate details. I’m enjoying every second of this one. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😊😉😊
Hi there and thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of this wonderful model. I’ve been enjoying every second of this build, lots of technical sections to get stuck into. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😉😊😉
Hi there and thank you for watching. I’ve been enjoying every second of this build. Thank you for your support. Take care, keep well and all the best. 😊😉😊
Hello John, looks like the build is going great. Whats your thought on these kits so far? I have built 10 trucks now and im really enjoy them, they are soo fun booth building and then driving or even just showcase em on a shelf.
H Mattias, thank you for watching. I’ve enjoyed building this truck so much, the technicals of that 3 speed gearbox is a work of art in itself. Every second has been logged in my memory bank. I can’t wait to have the trailer built, so that I can practice my trailer attached reversing, just like the men & women of the full size articulated lorries. 😁😊😉take care, keep well and all the very best. 😊😉😊
Only point. As a first time builder. You build for example the diff. It just pops together like magic. I would like to have seen what was evolved. And the bearings. Why change them and what with?
Hi Bob, thank you for your time and valuable feedback. I’ve have since been adding more details into what is involved, why and what with, in other build guides. I did change the plastic bearings to proper bearings, to help with the support and running gear being s ice and smooth. I promise you, the Tamiya manuals are awesome. Best wishes 😉😊
She is, coming along my friend 👍👍
Hi there Tibster and thank you for watching my video. Oh yes, this is a great build and I am enjoying every second of this build. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😊😊😉
Great continuation on this nice build John! Your video went well with my Sunday morning coffee!👍😊
Hi there and thank you for tuning into my video with your morning coffee. I hope it’s was a lovely beans to cup espresso, just like they have in Italy😊😉😊. I suppose I’m a bit biased, my wife is 1/2 Italian 😁. Hope you enjoyed your breakfast and have a very pleasant Sunday. All the very best to you and the family,take care. 😉😊😉
Definitely an involved build . Looking forward to seeing the suspension working . Good show John 👍
Hi Dom, thank you for watching my next instalment of this great Tamiya truck. The suspension is very basic indeed, I’ve gone stock for now, I’m going to see how the leaf springs and pistons work together. I may have to change the piston dampers for oil ones, but saying that, I’m using the truck for a scale like RC. I’ve got a Carson Truck Puller 80T motor to control those low speed manoeuvres. Honestly Dom, I’ve treasured every second of this build. The technicals of the next instalment with the 3 speed gearbox is truly a work of art in itself. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😉😊😉
@@JF-RC yeah that will be interesting. Do u change gear via the controller then?
@@rc-dom-uk Hi Dom, the 3 speed gearbox is controlled by a servo and you can either change gear using the 4 channel on the left stick on the controller, what I’ve done, after getting some advice from Bob of Hobby Concepts, is put the servo control on channel 5 of the controller and control the gears using a 3 position switch on the controller. 😉😊😉 I’m using a FlySky FS-i6S controller, which comes with the kit to put the left stick to self centring. It’s a good radio set, that has up to 10 channels 😁.
Looking good John!🙂👍
Hi there and thank you for watching. I’m really enjoying putting this great Scania R620 together, every second is being treasured and logged into the memory bank 😊😉 take care, keep well and all the best to you and the family 😉😊😉
Great building video John. The truck is going straight forward. Thank you for showing and your explainations👍💪
Hi there and thank you for watching. I think I’m on the easier parts of the build at the moment, got that supper 3 speed gearbox to come, with the selector forks, that’s a work or art in itself. This is a wonderful Tamiya model, I’m enjoying and logging every second in my memory bank. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family. 😊😉😊
@@JF-RC Thank you, I wish that for you too
nice progress
Hi there and thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of this great Tamiya truck. Honestly, I have been treasuring every second of the build. If you get an opportunity to have one of these great trucks, grab one, you’ll love the building and the look of these great Tamiya kits. Take care, keep well and all the best to you and the family 😊😉😊
@@JF-RC 👍👍
Hi John, what a great build this is turning out to be - isn't it wonderful working with so many quality metal parts and bolting everything together? It feels like you are a miniature motor mechanic!!! Expertly explained as you go along. Funny, but those diffs and axles remind me of the ones I built on my Agrios! Oooh, lovely! Wishing you a great Sunday, my good friend! 🤩👌👍
Hi Mark, thank you for watching my video of this wonderful truck. I am really enjoying every second of this build, so many metal parts, the leaf spring suspension system and axels are so life like, you can just imagine one of these great trucks over a pit and you’re working on the truck 😁😉. The differentials do look like the Agrios build that you and Bob built, I was thinking that when I was building them. This build is one of those that I’ll remember for sure. I’ve gone for a Carson Truck Puller 80T motor for torque and scale like manoeuvring. I’m looking forward to driving and reversing this with the trailer hitched on. Let’s see if I can remember my days towing my speed boat behind my company van, as I headed down to the south coast, oh that’s 35 years ago ! 😂🤣😁. Still, that turn left to reverse right and turn right to reverse left, with trailers attached, going to push my skills to the test, that’s for sure. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😊😉😊
Hi John, very well done. Interesting and well explained. Unfortunately friction shocks... hope it will not bounces too much. Good job, Ciao Nanni
Buona sera Nanni. Thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of the Scania R620 build. I must admit I’m not a fan of the friction shocks, I might upgrade them later. I’m going for a scale like performance with a 80T Carson Truck Puller motor, so hopefully, the truck might not be too bouncy 😁. But if so, I’ll change them for oil shocks. It’s a lovely model, so much technical detail on these models. I’m using a FlySky FS-i6S Radio gear for the model. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😊😉😊
@@JF-RC Nice to built as from the box and later upgrade if necessary. Ciao!
Coming along nicely! slowly getting there they take a while to build pretty soon you should be able to try the chassis.
Hi Steve, thank you for watching my 2nd build video. These are such a pleasure to build, I’m enjoying every second of the build. I have also had some advice from Bob at Hobby Concepts too, he’s such a great gentleman. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😉😊😉
Great work John I can tell you are really enjoying this build as I watch you build the leaf springs i can't help but think I would like a set for a trailer build lol
Hi there and thank you for watching. Oh yes, I am savouring every second of this build 😉. This Tamiya truck is so much fun to build,the technicals are truly a great tribute to the full size vehicles. The leaf spring units are again, so life like. If you’ve got a trailer build planed, these should work a treat for you, easy to build too. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😊😉😊
Great video John!!!! When I grow up I would love to build one of those big rigs, LOL. It's a shame that those beautiful "dampers" are not oil filled, it's just a spring housing over the leaf springs. Those diffs look like others used on other kits but as we know, Tamiya likes to use the same parts on multiple kits. All in all, it's looking AWESOME!!!!! Can't wait for the next video. Stay safe & healthy my friend to you & yours!!!!
Hi Bob, thank you so much for watching my 2nd instalment of this great RC truck. As I’ve been building this, I’ve been thinking of those, who work on the full size vehicles, I suppose at the factory, they would use industrial winches, but in the repair garages, they would be over pits. I suppose it would have been nice for Tamiya to have included oil shocks, over the leaf springs. Tamiya are also very good at reusing components across multiple RC’s, but we’ve all accepted that is the Tamiya way, that’s what we RC enthusiasts love about Tamiya. I’ve been enjoying every second of this build, placing it in my old age memory bank 😁. Looking forward to driving it with the trailer attached, performing those scaled like reversing manoeuvres that you see the real size vehicles do. I’ve got a Carson Truck Puller 80T motor for some scale like performance and torque. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family. 😉😊😉
Great step by step. That looks like an awesome kit. The metal axle and leaf springs were impressive.
Hi there and thank you for watching. These trucks are really amazing to build, so life like, even the very basic leaf spring suspension system, is so in character with the full size vehicles, Tamiya have certainly captured these great models well. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you. 😉😊😉
Hi John, some serious building on those axles! Looks like things are progressing nicely and as always a great video my friend 👍🏻🙌🏻
Wow! What a great complicated work to built it! Perfect visual instruction! Well done!
Hi there and thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of the build. I am enjoying every second of this great build. Thank you for the kind words. Take care, keep well and all the best to you 😉😊😉
that's so passionate works from you John👍👍👍
Hi there, and thank you for watching. I’ve been enjoying every second of this build. I don’t want it to end really 🤣. Take care, best wishes 😊😉😊
Always learn a lot when watching your videos. Very cool.
Hi there and thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of this great build. I have been enjoying every second of the build so far and really enjoy the technicals of this great kit. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😉😊😉
this is brilliant,super clear tutorial on building the truck,i am in the middle of building the same truck so this is great...thanx
Hi there and thank you for watching. This is a fantastic truck and I’m sure you’re enjoying your build. Have great fun with the build, it would be nice to see your creation too. Take care and best wishes to you. 😊😉😁
Hiya John. Very enjoyable to see how this all goes together. Looks like such a great kit. So many scale bits and bobs. I would have thought they'd put oil dampers and bearings in really but I guess it would be even more expensive then. Anyway good stuff mate. Very clear instruction for anyone building this. Hope all is well with you and yours 😁
Hi Pete, and thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of this Tamiya truck build. Honest Pete, I have been treasuring every second of this build. I do agree, Tamiya could really have included oil shocks and bearings as standard. Still, the brass bushings have been stored (you’ll never know, might needed a spacer or something for another project😉) I’ve used bearings throughout. I’ll see how the shocks and leaf springs work together, I can always upgrade at a later date. I’m loving the technicals of this build, the 3 speed gearbox on this model is a work of art in itself. Hope you’re enjoying your Sunday evening, take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family. 😊😉😊
cool build steps 8-15,nice work brother
Hi there Duke, thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of this build. It’s a great RC model to build. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😉😊😉
Hi john, great Build is turning out to be.. Fun.. Thanks For sharing.. Awesome..
Hi there Reza and thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of the build. Coming together nicely now. The build just gets more and more in depth as you get into it. Really enjoying every second of this great build. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you. 😊😉😊
Hi John hope your keeping well great video as always. I can see this is an enjoyable build when done correctly as you are doing and not to rush it. Coming along nicely take care and best wishes
Hi Peter, thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of this build. I am certainly enjoying every second of this build, the technicals of this kit build, really absorb you, makes your imagination think of how full size machines were built. I can recommend one of these models. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😊😉😊
Awesome video my friend good stuff on the build.. it’s coming along very nice!! Great job thumbs up 👍
Hi there and thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of this great build. I’m enjoying every second of this build. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😉😊😉
Great build so far it has some very scale looking parts.
Hi there Kev and thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of the build. This is certainly a great RC kit with lots of scaled parts and intricate details. I’m enjoying every second of this one. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😊😉😊
Very nice build video, looks good 😊👍
Hi there and thank you for watching my 2nd instalment of this wonderful model. I’ve been enjoying every second of this build, lots of technical sections to get stuck into. Take care, keep well and all the very best to you and the family 😉😊😉
Good Jobs 👍☺️
Hi there and thank you for watching. Take care and best wishes 😊😁😉
reat job bro...keep going🏆
Hi there, thank you. I’m pressing on and enjoying every second. Take care, best wishes 😊😉😊
Amazing 👍👍 Very Good 👍👍 Sending My Full Support , New friend ,stay connected and stay safe 🤩✌
Hi there and thank you for watching. I’ve been enjoying every second of this build. Thank you for your support. Take care, keep well and all the best. 😊😉😊
Hello John, looks like the build is going great. Whats your thought on these kits so far? I have built 10 trucks now and im really enjoy them, they are soo fun booth building and then driving or even just showcase em on a shelf.
H Mattias, thank you for watching. I’ve enjoyed building this truck so much, the technicals of that 3 speed gearbox is a work of art in itself. Every second has been logged in my memory bank. I can’t wait to have the trailer built, so that I can practice my trailer attached reversing, just like the men & women of the full size articulated lorries. 😁😊😉take care, keep well and all the very best. 😊😉😊
Only point. As a first time builder. You build for example the diff. It just pops together like magic. I would like to have seen what was evolved. And the bearings. Why change them and what with?
Hi Bob, thank you for your time and valuable feedback. I’ve have since been adding more details into what is involved, why and what with, in other build guides. I did change the plastic bearings to proper bearings, to help with the support and running gear being s ice and smooth. I promise you, the Tamiya manuals are awesome. Best wishes 😉😊