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Twin Screw FH12 "Aussy Over Haule"
Here is a truck my oldest son built him self 5 years ago. He saved up his own money and bought the stock signal axle kit and then saved up again to get the twin screw running gear and 4 fenders. I helped him make new frame rails and stretch it and he did the rest he even made the dorm bed on it too with plastic square tubing and pine wood floor.. I am now the owner of these truck as he wanted a Xbox more than the semi so I am holding it for him for now..
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That thing is way more awesome then an Xbox...I like it, Volvos look good in tandem.
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Yeah I think so to but look at it this way. He got his Xbox and still drives any Rc of mine he wants really I got scammed on this deal!
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Here are the picks of the truck before the kid turned it into a twin screw.
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Well as of 2 years ago I became the new owner of my sons FH12 seams he wanted a XBox more than his truck but I think he got the better deal cause he drives any of the trucks when ever he wants anyways. But since it is mine I can do what ever I want and I want to to be a Aussy styled rig so that is what I am working towards..
So I got a big old cow killer for it and made a stone guard for the wind screen yesterday also put guards over the head lamps. http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g2...boy/001-56.jpg http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g2...boy/004-65.jpg http://i58.photobucket.com/albums/g2...boy/005-32.jpg Not sure what color to paint the lamp guards or the stone guard? Ideas? also I have found some great looking EBH scale wheels for it with wide fronts and I am also looking to have some large rectangle fuel tanks for it and lose the side skirts. Also I have some spot lamps coming for the guard and the roof I am just trying to find something to go behind the cab?? |
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Thanks much Chris you have hit on many of the items in plan of doing or changing. i have new pipe for the stacks to make them longer and do turn outs I think I have made whips for the mirrors. I have 8 spot lights coming for the truck couple for the bull guard and might do some on the roof and I was planing on doing 2 on the back of the cab I have got to keep the droam deck as my son built it I am very partial to it I would like to do some air cleaners and snorkels but would it be better if I got rid of the upper air dam and put one next to each stack?? I also plan on losing the side skirts and going with rectangle tanks on it.. let me know what you think on the snorkels. |
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sweet looking volvo! love the color what did you use for the light covers? looks good
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Sweet Rig TC. Where did you get the mesh / perforated material for the light covers and insect screen?
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I like the bullbar.
The old FH12 used to have one big exhaust on the drivers side. I´d go with Chris ideas. A couple of spotties on the bullbar is more than enough. Even the new models still got a box for the battery on the back behind the cab. Might be another little extra. If you get rid of the side skirts you should shorten the frame that is waaaaay to long for a prime mover ;) Low roof might be another option. |
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asa a truck driver in europe i will tell u if u go with blue light's there not legal,north scandinevian trucks use them yellow because of the rain and fog or bmw light blue,also i will change the hp sticker from 420 to 500 there is the old version of old volvo the come in V8 with 500 hp,just an idea.
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Thanks for the input guys.. I have been held up as I have been looking for rectangle longer tanks I could get and remove the side skirts and put the tanks on. I also have been trying to find wheels with the right look.. I know alot of Aussy truck run 5 or 6 spoke wheels but I cant find any picks of FH12's running them style wheels..
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Hi paul, Scale art has rectangle long tanks in a variety of sizes and there are guys on ebay that also sell them and look at the PMD ones..
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G88 with spiders: http://www.salesandauctions.com.au/c...ate-Truck.html Cheers, AP |
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704 Wedico square fuel from PMD (82x45x38,5 mm)
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FH12 on spiders are rather rare but still around.
one two Square fuel tanks are more common nowadays. I´d go with two round ones. For the breathers you might want to use some real aussie intakes, elbows, t´s and straight connectors :D http://www.rctruckandconstruction.co...1&d=1374757260 |
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I made them for future projects :)
They are supposed to go on to a 14mm pipe and go on the back of a cabover like the Tamiya Volvo, or the Tamiya Scania... So if you want to put them on your roof you should go with the smaller size of 12mm I've made as well. The small size would fit perfectly to the intake of a conventional truck like the king hauler (one on each side of the bonnet). They look pretty much the same but with slightly different dimensions. Only problem is that I havn´t got elbows ready yet. Using the straight connectors, elbows, and a pipe you can put them wherever you want. |
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