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Man Spends $2,000 Building RC Scania with Real Working Systems | by @boxworks1001
This project shows how a $2,000 RC Scania 770 S was built completely from scratch. Using a Tamiya 1/14 scale kit, the creator takes us step by step through the process — from sanding and painting the parts to building the chassis, suspension, and drivetrain.
The truck is packed with realistic details: working suspension, differential gears, steering servo, LED lights, and a multi-function control unit that adds sound, vibration, and lighting just like the real thing. Even the mirrors, sun visor, and lift axle are included, making this one of the most detailed RC Scania builds you’ll ever see.
If you’re passionate about RC trucks and model building this video is full of inspiration.
BOXWORKS
https://www.youtube.com/@boxworks1001
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By This project shows how a $2,000 RC Scania 770 S was built completely from scratch. Using a Tamiya 1/14 scale kit, the creator takes us step by step through the process — from sanding and painting the parts to building the chassis, suspension, and drivetrain.
The truck is packed with realistic details: working suspension, differential gears, steering servo, LED lights, and a multi-function control unit that adds sound, vibration, and lighting just like the real thing. Even the mirrors, sun visor, and lift axle are included, making this one of the most detailed RC Scania builds you’ll ever see.
If you’re passionate about RC trucks and model building this video is full of inspiration.
BOXWORKS
https://www.youtube.com/@boxworks1001