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Old 09-30-2012, 03:53 PM
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Default Re: Kenworth T950 Roadtrain

Hello,

Here a picture with the paint on it
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I made also the two shafts and it works.
I do make it al by hand. So things like the shafts are a little problem.
But when it does work it is great.
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To rebuild the rear axes the rear bumper has to come off.
Now it is the time to build a new bumper.
I did build it from wood.
this is the new bumper.

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I did have some time.
So the steering axel did have a smal servo.
The servo was not strong. I build a big one in it.
Now it the wheels move in both directions when the truck is standing stil.
I do hope that the truck is steering well when it drives in reverse.

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this are the things I did the last weeks.
greats

Erik
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Old 12-03-2012, 11:33 AM
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hello,

The problem is how to extend the axes.
Now I do need some help, because I don't have a "Lathe".
So I got help, and in a evening I had the parts I needed.
So here the the build.
Before I start with the axes I had to put the rear bumper on and connect the lights.
First the extensions on the Tamiya axes.
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It is always nice work when it fits.
In the extension I put a 4mm bolt. The bolt is so long that second wheel wil fit on to.
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Now I put the first wheels on and put a screw-not before it, so the wheel is stuck to the extension. This is inportant because I have now a connection between the axes and the wheels.
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After the first now it is time to put the second wheel on and the rest off the fenders.
This is the result from the update rear axes , fender and bumper
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I do hope that the truck is driving much better with this update.
We will see

Erik
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Old 02-07-2013, 08:16 AM
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Default Re: Kenworth T950 Roadtrain

hello,

Here a litle update.

The truck is driving great with the new axles.
I'am hope to make a movie from it, with some help.

The last time I was busy with making transport boxes for the roadtrain.
I don't now if it is common for you all to build these boxes, but in our country it is normal.
I visit somethimes other events in the country.
To get the trucks safe in and out off the car, is already a challenge.
And the drive to the events brings also some damage to the trucks.
Thats why I build boxes.
Here a picturefrom the boxes.

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