Knight hauler manual

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Tamiya 2. Tamiya 3X10mm Counter. Tamiya 4mm Adjuster 6 HC Tamiya 4mm Alumi. All ads For sale ads Wanted ads Search ads Trade room rules. You are here: Home Model DataBase Previous model. Next model. All data are for original kit content and collected from official Tamiya information. Model data. Price at release date:. It is an online limited finished product of an electric radio control car modelling a large trailer head that is responsible for the long-distance transportation of the vast Americas.

In addition to the real body which plenty used plated parts and the car body which heavily used the metal parts, you can enjoy the real vehicle feeling manoeuvre such as gear change by RC operation. In addition, it incorporates a multifunction control unit that interlocks engine sounds, various air sounds, horns, lights, and vehicle body vibration to their respective actions.

I will add more reality to running. Dim's Dimensions and weight. Skip to content. Having finished the Scania R, it was time to start the Knight Hauler. This time I have got pictures as the build is progressing.

Too many projects to get completed in so little time. I did start to put the chassis together before starting the Scania but that was as far as I got. The Build The standard box pictures. The gearbox assembly. The axle and gearbox covers are cleaned up and then sprayed aluminium.

Then assembled. I have gone with a 55 turn motor this time. The chassis rails assembled. Fixing plates were made and the chassis rails rejoined. I am going to fully assemble the truck first then break it back down for spraying. One thing I know I will also do and that is to de-chrome it. So, foot plates, tanks all fitted. Body put in place. A bit of cardboard and a mock-up of what I intend to do regards covering the back.

Should be able to cut the aluminium sheet for it in the next couple of days. If this works, then I can fit a simple interior as the Scania had. Did a cardboard mock-up of what I wanted for the battery cover. Added some aluminium angle to secure the box too. Fitted to the truck. The unit by its self. Compared against a standard King Hauler.