Tack för den positiva kommentaren! :-) Jag kommer lägga upp fler videos under projektets gång. Jag är tämligen säker på att jag kommer lacka den vit, med mattsvart press- och transportplatta. Logotyp är jag däremot osäker på vad det blir.
F12-hytten från Wedico var den enda vettiga hytten jag kunde hitta. Den är ju gjord i alu, gick att korta ner till daghytt och den är svensk. Men det har nog inte funnits många F12:or som använts som sopbilar. Men vad gör man?
I have already watched your videos several tiimes, and I am looking forward to see the progress with your truck. =) Do you have any plans to build more trucks when your KuKa is finished?
this is a fantastic model rear loader i would love to have one of these and if i was to win some money or even get a loan would you be kind enough to make me one .can you crush thin bits of wood ect like matchsticks
Take a loan to buy a refuse truck model? Doesn't sound like a very good idea! Anyways I can say right now that I will never build another copy of this truck. It is way to time consuming and expensive.
It crushes matchsticks without any problems. It also crushes thicker pieces of wood.
I have no refuse truck models except for the ones I have built myself. Oh, except for a bruder rear loader, with a lightly modified packer (packer plate scortened in order to provide clearance over the hopper floor, and the "extra packer plate" is removed)..
Wow I don't think the word BRILLIANT covers what you're showing us! I was just expecting a couple of pack cycles in this one, then the unloading process comes along... the tailgate even jumps out of locks!!! haha Listen to her powering up at the start too :) I'd definitely look into creating versions of side loaders, front loaders, hook-lifts, skips, cable roll-offs and dino roll-offs... you'd make a fortune selling these - I am pretty convinced I'd buy one!!!
Thanks!! Glad that you noticed the tailgate locks, they actually work exactly like on the original! =)
Regarding building other types of trucks: I have plans, but have not yet decided what my next project will be. Either a new rearloader which will be my own design, not a replica, or a front loader. If you want a hook roll-off loader, or a skip loader, leimbach-modellbau sells both!
I have recieved the question before if I would be willing to build and sell refuse truck replicas. But I don't think that it would be possible. The manufacturing cost and the time it takes to build them would result in a price tag way above what people expect. If they were serial produced it would be different. But even then it would be very expensive.
@Gloomshadow I couldn't miss the way the tailgate raised before it swung open, very catchy moment =] Well I imagine there will eventually be another truck to show us and I already can't wait to see what it'll be! I checked out the MAN hook-lift they build, a very impressive truck. Yeh I can imagine something like this would cost something substantial, how long has it taken you to build to this point?
I thought so too the first time I saw it! I must admit that I was nervous, as I was not entirely sure that the cylinders would be strong enough. The hydraulic system already runs at 15 bar instead of 10 and I can't put bigger cylinders on the tailgate lift function. Theoretically it should work, but was hard to be sure. ;-)
There will probably be more trucks from me. I currently plan on a RL which will be functionally optimized: Powerful, but not a scale model of an actual truck.
I just saw the rest of the video xD I can't believe you've incorporated the whole emptying system as well! Is it hydraulically or pneumatically powered?
Jäklar du vilket bygge det där. Verkligt och ser helt rätt ut i proportioner o.s.v!
Hoppas ju på att du visar upp den när den är färdig.
Kommer den lackas i någon speciell företags färg eller blir det eget? En nyare modell av hytt är ju det enda man saknar.
F12 är ju inget man ser nu för tiden åtminstone inte som sopbilar!
RilleS88 1 month ago
@RilleS88
Tack för den positiva kommentaren! :-) Jag kommer lägga upp fler videos under projektets gång. Jag är tämligen säker på att jag kommer lacka den vit, med mattsvart press- och transportplatta. Logotyp är jag däremot osäker på vad det blir.
F12-hytten från Wedico var den enda vettiga hytten jag kunde hitta. Den är ju gjord i alu, gick att korta ner till daghytt och den är svensk. Men det har nog inte funnits många F12:or som använts som sopbilar. Men vad gör man?
Gloomshadow 1 month ago
I made an older model Mercedes NG daycab from a 1:14 Tamiya r.c. Mercedes SK.
I didn't read the descriptions of your movie, I was too busy to watch al the movies of your model.
Soon there will be an update of my KuKa garbagetruck, your model looks so far the best of all the big scale garbagetrucks I've ever seen!
KuKa215 1 month ago
@KuKa215
The cab definately looks good on your truck! I am looking forward to that update.
And thanks! :-)
Gloomshadow 1 month ago
I' m busy for about 3 years now with my model so there will be no second one in the near future.
Cause of the lack of equipment I have to build mine mainly out of plastics.
The model you made is very nice made of metal, what truck are you using for this model?
KuKa215 1 month ago
@KuKa215
3 years.. OMG! =)
It's all in the description ;-) Oh well, It is a Wedico Volvo F12 converted to a daycab. You converted a Tamaiya cab, right?
Gloomshadow 1 month ago
Great model, will it be r.c.?
I am building at the moment a Mercedes Benz NG with a KuKa RotoPress body in 1:14 scale.
It will be fully functional and r.c. driven
KuKa215 1 month ago
@KuKa215
Thanks! Yes it will be completely r.c!
I have already watched your videos several tiimes, and I am looking forward to see the progress with your truck. =) Do you have any plans to build more trucks when your KuKa is finished?
Gloomshadow 1 month ago
this is a fantastic model rear loader i would love to have one of these and if i was to win some money or even get a loan would you be kind enough to make me one .can you crush thin bits of wood ect like matchsticks
robinsonm08 1 month ago
@robinsonm08
Take a loan to buy a refuse truck model? Doesn't sound like a very good idea! Anyways I can say right now that I will never build another copy of this truck. It is way to time consuming and expensive.
It crushes matchsticks without any problems. It also crushes thicker pieces of wood.
Gloomshadow 1 month ago
@Gloomshadow I know it does not .Do you have any ASAM model Norba 's i have just 1 that i was so lucky to get .
robinsonm08 1 month ago
@robinsonm08
I have no refuse truck models except for the ones I have built myself. Oh, except for a bruder rear loader, with a lightly modified packer (packer plate scortened in order to provide clearance over the hopper floor, and the "extra packer plate" is removed)..
Gloomshadow 1 month ago
eigenbau?
basch852 2 months ago
@basch852
Ja, es ist eigenbau.
Gloomshadow 2 months ago
@Gloomshadow ich bin beeindruckt :) richtig gut geworden!! Wie viel Arbeitsstunden hast du denn darein gesteckt?
basch852 2 months ago
@basch852
Danke schön! Ob ich den zeit in CAD auch rechnen, dann ist es mindestens 100 arbeitsstunden, wahrscheinlich mehr!
Gloomshadow 2 months ago
@Gloomshadow richtig gut geworden du kommst aus deutschland ?
basch852 1 month ago
@basch852 Danke schön, aber ich komme aus Schweden. Ich glaubte, Sie könnten, dass auf meiner Grammatik sehen! ;-)
Gloomshadow 1 month ago
@Gloomshadow ach gramatik interessiert keinen kannst auch du sagen :D wer
basch852 1 month ago
Wow I don't think the word BRILLIANT covers what you're showing us! I was just expecting a couple of pack cycles in this one, then the unloading process comes along... the tailgate even jumps out of locks!!! haha Listen to her powering up at the start too :) I'd definitely look into creating versions of side loaders, front loaders, hook-lifts, skips, cable roll-offs and dino roll-offs... you'd make a fortune selling these - I am pretty convinced I'd buy one!!!
MitchellM15 2 months ago
@MitchellM15
Thanks!! Glad that you noticed the tailgate locks, they actually work exactly like on the original! =)
Regarding building other types of trucks: I have plans, but have not yet decided what my next project will be. Either a new rearloader which will be my own design, not a replica, or a front loader. If you want a hook roll-off loader, or a skip loader, leimbach-modellbau sells both!
Gloomshadow 2 months ago
@MitchellM15
I have recieved the question before if I would be willing to build and sell refuse truck replicas. But I don't think that it would be possible. The manufacturing cost and the time it takes to build them would result in a price tag way above what people expect. If they were serial produced it would be different. But even then it would be very expensive.
:-(
Gloomshadow 2 months ago
@Gloomshadow I couldn't miss the way the tailgate raised before it swung open, very catchy moment =] Well I imagine there will eventually be another truck to show us and I already can't wait to see what it'll be! I checked out the MAN hook-lift they build, a very impressive truck. Yeh I can imagine something like this would cost something substantial, how long has it taken you to build to this point?
MitchellM15 2 months ago
@MitchellM15
I thought so too the first time I saw it! I must admit that I was nervous, as I was not entirely sure that the cylinders would be strong enough. The hydraulic system already runs at 15 bar instead of 10 and I can't put bigger cylinders on the tailgate lift function. Theoretically it should work, but was hard to be sure. ;-)
There will probably be more trucks from me. I currently plan on a RL which will be functionally optimized: Powerful, but not a scale model of an actual truck.
Gloomshadow 2 months ago
very fantastic!!!! from lego to this! absolutley amazing!! great job!
heatran345 2 months ago
@heatran345
Thanx! Working with metal allows you to make a far more realistic truck! =)
Gloomshadow 2 months ago
Thanx for the kind comments! I have built it completely by myself (but the parts "silouettes" have been either laser- or water-cut.
The model is powered by "real" hydraulics (oil), working at 15bar. This gives a 30kg pressure on the downward motion of the blade.
Gloomshadow 2 months ago
I just saw the rest of the video xD I can't believe you've incorporated the whole emptying system as well! Is it hydraulically or pneumatically powered?
Scorge120 2 months ago
Oh my gosh, this looks incredible! Amazing engineering, built all yourself?
Scorge120 2 months ago