20 Foot Container Trailer Intermodal 1/24 Scale Model Kit Build How To Decals Weather Rust Fade
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Italeri 3887
Tecnokar 20 foot Container Trailer
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Designed to optimize the logistics of road transport, our trailer for 20” containers or swap bodies is inspired by the FCT model (fixed container transportation) produced by Tecnokar, leader company in high-quality semi-trailer production and distribution since 1986. With its carefully built structure which offers the right balance between stability, sturdiness and durability, the fixed container transportation chassis is a steel H-beam chassis with a 2′ fifth wheel coupling kingpin, Jost double-speed retractile oscillating rails and twist arms with zinc-coated twists. It is also provided with the basic ADR standard equipment.
Container chassis, also called intermodal chassis or skeletal trailer, is a type of semi-trailer designed to securely carry an intermodal container. Chassis are used by truckers to deliver containers between ports, railyards, container depots, and shipper facilities.[1]: 2-3 This type of trucking is sometimes called drayage.
A container is lifted onto a chassis by a specialized crane, ensuring that the container's corner castings line up with the chassis’ twistlocks (pins). The container is locked to the chassis by engaging the pins.[2] The length of a chassis determines which container length it can accept. For example, a 40-foot-long chassis is used for a 40-foot-long container. Some chassis can be extended or shortened depending on which container needs to be hauled.[3]
Chassis have a kingpin so they can be connected to a semi-tractor. They also have a pair of legs called landing gear that can be cranked down to park them when not hooked up to a tractor.[4]
Portable generators, also called gensets, can be mounted (underslung) onto chassis. These gensets are used to power a refrigerated container.[5]
In the US, some chassis, especially 20-foot and 53-foot chassis, have sliding tandems. The tandems are pulled back for heavy containers to comply with federal bridge law weight restrictions.
An identification number is usually stenciled on chassis to keep track of each unit in a fleet. According to ISO 6346, a chassis should have the letter "Z" at the end of its reporting mark. For example, ABCZ-123456 7 would mean the equipment is a chassis, specifically, number 1234567 in the fleet of company ABC.
A variation is the tank container chassis, which are used for portable bulk liquid containers or ISO tank containers. They are characteristically longer and have lower deck height then standard chassis, ideal for transporting constantly shifting payloads. These chassis can also be fitted with additional accessories including: lift kits to facilitate product discharge, hose tubes, and hi/lo kits to carry two empty tanks. The tank chassis has evolved over the years to accommodate greater payload weights. They come in tandem axle, spread axle, tri-axle, and hi/lo combo configurations.
Logistics
United States
An important aspect of drayage in the US is the active engagement of the steamship lines. Through a service called ″carrier haulage″ or ″store door moves″, a steamship line arranges the drayage of its customer’s containers. The steamship line hires a local drayage trucker and pays for chassis rental. Most chassis in the US are currently owned by a few leasing companies (pools) which rent out the equipment to drayage truckers. The pools use EDI to track their chassis, and then invoice the appropriate drayage company for chassis usage, who passes the invoice to the steamship line if it pertains to a carrier haulage job. If a pool knows one if its chassis was used for carrier haulage via the booking or B/L, they may invoice the steamship line directly. In order to lock in capacity at a specified rate for this ″carrier haulage″ service, the steamship line contracts with a particular chassis pool and requires the truckers it hires to use that pool.[6]: 26 [7][8] Some disadvantages of this system are that it can restrict truckers' choice of which chassis to use[9] (especially at wheeled facilities[10]) and it can involve costly "chassis splits", which are when a container and its required chassis pool are in different locations.
Other countries
In most countries other than the US, truckers own or long-term lease container chassis-steamship lines have no influence on chassis. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
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Here's a fun fact that most people are unaware of;while shipping containers are an international commodity today,they were invented here in the U.S.A by a blue collar worker in the late 1940's;and the man that invented the iconic shipping container,became a multi-millionaire at the time he had patented the shipping container.If the inventor of the shipping container were to still be alive today;he would be a multi-billionaire because of how big the global shipping industry would become nearly 80 years,after the invention of the shipping container.
Were'nt they invented by McClean Trucking of Winston Salem ?
YEAH 👍 👍 👍 MAN THAT'S WHAT They LOOK LIKE USED and Aboused CONTAINER YARD' GREAT BUILD VERY"NICE 10-4.
Wow! Great build! U have a great eye for detail! The rubbing off of the paint on the locking corner castings, the chalking and streaking of the logo and the soot marks. Cool! Im so used to weathering these in 1/87 ho scale! Great post!😁
Hm, interesting trailer model
È troppo bello ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Very cool, that is a kit you can have fun weathering! 👍👍👍
Nice build as per normal. Just one thing, the storage box in front of the first axle is actually a fire extinguisher box and should therefore be painted red
Looks great - lots of nice decals on this one.
I have four model kits that need working on. Why am I watching somebody build models instead of actually build my own kits?
Cause you need a break lol.
Get to building!
Only four? I got about 20! Gotta get started!😊
Oh know Chris, I just saw a twin axle one, here in Kansas City, the chassis was flat gray!!! Oh no, what will you do???? L O L , awesome kit Chris. Love what you do for us/you!! Keep the videos, coming!!
I did one like that.
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Hey Chris
I’m Chris too
I’m from the uk and love your videos
I drive a truck all over Europe and I also make models in my spare time
(When I get some that is)
I’m currently doing a weathered container model with open doors and a rotted out mopar hanging out of the back
And this video was what inspired me to do it
So thank you
Like I say I watch all your videos when I’m parked up all over Europe and love them because they’re so easy watching and relaxing
Keep up the good work mate
You’re a inspiration to a lot of people
Thank you, and keep having fun!
A lot of great music on this one. Very interesting build of an international item, and one we see all the time.
Great job Chris; straight from the hold of the Ever forward to your bench! Looks very realistic! Thanks for spending the time with us. 🙂
Great kit Chris. Italeri does the ISO Container on its own as a kit. I've built the ISO tanker "Stolt" version. Great kit. I'm building he Mobeius 53' smooth sided trailer, at the moment. Massive, quite a challenge.
I can barely CONTAIN my excitement for this Diorama centerpiece. Add a roof off one side and split the interior into two spaces - office and shop and you got a garage along old Route 66. Many more ideas as well. Thanks for the build and the exceptional detailing. Until next time - I'm rolling on out.
Love the trailer Chris! That weathering stands out!!
Champion 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍💖
This would look awesome on the Mack r model ❤
What you need for it now is one of Italeri's Scania Cabover model kits.
Awesome
Great job
nice looking trailer. Find a nice looking tractor to put with it.
Very nice built but you've missed a very important detail....
There are no decals (containernumber) on the top.
How would a stacker recognise if he/she has picked the right container now? ;)
Using a pipette as a vacuum is genius.
Great video Chris, I like it but too $$$$
Since you sealed that container, is Schrodingers' Cat inside??? Lolz
Great job. Excellent weathering technique. Wonderful tutorial on weathering. As usual, thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much!
Nice looking build sir! Attach it to one of your trucks you built and you will have a nice looking rig!
Rather than juggling with all the frame crossmember parts and chassis rails in the assembly (Stage 3) I first cemented the coupling plate to both chassis rails and allowed the assembly to set. After an hour or so you can assemble the remaing crossmembers in turn working from the front to the rear. A number of rubber bands help to keep the assemble fairly rigid until all glue joints have set solid.
Regarding Italeri models, have you noticed how misleading some of their diagrams are?
Or just plain wrong? 🥴
Great video Chris the weathering looks awesome
Great kit .
Awesome work as always.
To KOOOOOLLLLL .
WOW WOW .
Those tires sounds like they might be re-tread’s or re-caps, cool though, that’s what some truckers and trucking companies like to buy is re-tread’s, saves on the budget or whatever! But anywho, very very nice buddy, as always!! Rock on 🤘
Chris, another great kit build / review. Many ideas come to mind on this kit .
What is the best glue to use on plastic model kits?
I'd like to know this as well! I see no brand name on the cap that hpiguy uses
I've never been able to find what he uses but I've had good luck with either Tamiya thin stuff or revell contaca pro (my most used stuff), I totally forget what he uses
I don't believe in saying 'this is the best' for anything, but I personally like Plastruct Bondene and that's the brush on glue you see me using in every video.
Thanks
Very well done Chris nice weathering 👍👍
Another great build! Looks like a great model!
Thank you very much!
Can you imagine the size of a 1/25 scale container ship? 😬
At 1200 feet it would be about 50 feet long in scale. I'll need a few pallets of Rustoleum for that.
I'm building mine for the country of KickassIstan lol or maybe Portmerion or Lyme Regis
Super cool really nice job Chris.
Nice looking kit but $80 is a little to much.
How well do these trailers connect to tractors from other model manufacturers?
Nice little (or big) kit, have you noticed that italeri and revell, european kit manufactures, make the european truck kits in 1/24 but make american and australian truck kits in 1/25 scale for some reason?
Revell makes European trucks in 1/25 scale to ;)
Brilliant mate👍
Thanks 👍
Awesome build, paint and weathering. Question is this trailer compatible with the AMT and Revell tractors? Again excellent work.
Hello
I really love your videos. Excellent work. Unrelated question. I was wondering if you know where I can purchase wide drag tires and wheels from. I enjoy trying to make drag cars. Thanks
1:00:54 What's being done with the popsicle stick here?
Sanding off some of the lettering, an it's a finger nail file.
Is K line no Kline thaks
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Have to you have done a lovely paint job but your glueing is terrible you don't do anything about mold seems or ejector pin marks i have seen this a lot over the last few years the hobby has become about painting and weathing not building technique it takes away from the model i love what you are doing just an old moders thoughts 😊