US WWII Truck

[RKRC]

My take on a ww2 truck, can't take credit for having built this myself though. It was bought without electricity from a German.


The base car is a JJRC, with 3d printed silicone tires and plastic rims, after the ww2 model, which are fitted with real brass bolts.
3d printed driver.
3d printed jerrycans with holder
Home-sewn cover, various things on the back and various Stickers.



20 amp esc
Micro servo with metal gear
2cell Lipo
Mini sound device
4-channel transmitter/receiver from which front and rear lights are controlled.




YouTube video link
https://youtube.com/shorts/hHVOdcLGJ8Y? ... FTlymjlvfZ
https://youtube.com/shorts/0McoRSNVPM0? ... 81LPslYo_O

[Son of a gun-ner]

I really like what you've done to this truck

[RKRC]

I really like what you've done to this truck

Thanks

[Rob59]

I do like that Harley-Davidson in the back!
What scale is it?
Grtz. Rob

[RKRC]

I do like that Harley-Davidson in the back!
What scale is it?
Grtz. Rob

I think it is 1/18, which is just a bit small, but it seemed to fit

[Tiger6]

1/18 Maisto Harley WLA by the looks of things

[Ad Lav]

Nice

Someone must do the correct GMC cab or front end for this truck?

[Tiger6]

Easier to make a whole new truck than try to force fit a CCKW cab on the WPL and have it look right.

[Herr Dr. Professor]

Considering that the "Deuce and a Half" is a WWII icon, wouldn't someone please please please make on in 1/16th? Hello IS ANYBODY LISTENING?

请 用 1/16 RC 制作这辆卡车

[Herr Dr. Professor]

RKRC: you do wonders with stowage, and the wheels and tires deserve a salute. At least your truck is close to the real WWII "Deuce and a Half" 6X6. I have seen some Deuce and a Half Replicas here on RCTW, but I would guess that they are scratch built or perhaps from 3D printing.