Krupp Titan SWL 80 Flatbed Truck 2 Stroke Diesel 1/24 Scale Model Kit Build How To Revell Germany
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The Krupp Titan made its debut at the 1950 Paris Motor Show. A 210 horsepower 6-cylinder diesel engine and four-passenger cab made it one of the decade’s most impressive trucks. Kit features a detailed SW 6 six-cylinder diesel engine with Roots blower, a realistic sub-frame and platform, detailed driver’s cab interior fittings, an opening hood, a detailed brake linkage, a removable spare wheel holder, detailed folding tilts, two roof options, seven tires, movable front wheels, assorted chrome parts and decals with Rheinisch-Westfalische haulage company and Baumann freight forwarder markings.
The Titan is a Krupp truck model that was built in Nuremberg from 1950 to 1951 and in Essen from 1951 to 1954 . Until 1951 the vehicle was marketed exclusively as Südwerke Titan , from 1951 until the end of production it was called Krupp-Südwerke Titan . The titanium-based tractor was designated as the S 80 . [3] In the entire production time 976 vehicles were built.
After the Essen Krupp factories were destroyed in an air raid in 1943, Krupp's truck production relocated first to Alsace and then to Franconia in 1944 on the orders of the Nazi regime. Truck production was spread across three locations: Kulmbach, Bamberg and Nuremberg, with final assembly taking place in Nuremberg. The brand name was changed to "Südwerke". When the Titan came onto the market in 1950, it was initially manufactured in Nuremberg, although Krupp relocated production back to Essen from October 1950. Production of the titanium in Nuremberg only ended in March 1951 and was continued in Essen until 1954. In the same year, the Südwerke brand name also disappeared.
The Titan is a two-axle truck with a riveted ladder frame and front and rear rigid axles . The rear axle has twin tires , while the front axle has single tires. Both axles are sprung with two semi-elliptical longitudinal leaf springs. The wheels are cast steel spoke wheels with trilex rims of the dimensions 8.5-22 or 8.5-24. The tires are size 12-22 or 12-24. The foot brake is a compressed air brake from WABCO (Westinghouse) that acts on all four wheels with inner-shoe drum brakes . The handbrake for the rear axle is operated with two levers. The steering is a worm steeringwith steering column arranged on the left. [3]
The power is transmitted from the engine to the gearbox via a Fichtel & Sachs LA2 / 50 HG two-disc dry clutch . The transmission is a mechanical six-speed ball-shift transmission of the type ZF AK 6-75S , which is structurally separated from the engine. The drive power comes from the gearbox via a two-part cardan shaft and a hypoid-toothed axle drive and a bevel gear differential to the rear wheels.
The engine is of the Krupp SW 6 , a water-cooled six-cylinder - rows - two-stroke diesel engine with direct injection and Roots-scavenging blower . Because the Allied Control Council banned German manufacturers from building diesel engines with more than 150 hp after the war , it consists of two smaller three-cylinder in-line engine blocks of type SW 3 that work on a common forged crankshaft with eight bearings . [1] include the two engine blocks, the crankcase and cylinder block are made of cast iron , theThe cylinder head with a metal asbestos seal facing the engine block is made of light metal. The engine has replaceable wet liners . Gray cast iron pistons from Mahle with four compression rings and two oil control rings transmit the power to the crankshaft via double-T connecting rods with sliding bearings. The engine's displacement is 8724 cm³ with a cylinder bore of 115 mm and a piston stroke of 140 mm, the output is given as 190 PS (140 kW) (until 1951) and 210 PS (154 kW) (from 1951).
DC- flushed two-stroke engines like the SW 6 do not have inlet valves , but inlet slots and outlet valves in the cylinder head. With SW 6 there are three vertically hanging valves per cylinder, which are operated via a camshaft , tappet , push rods and rocker arm located in the crankcase . The camshaft is driven by the crankshaft via spur gears. The larger amounts of scavenging air required for the gas exchange are provided by an external scavenging air pump, in this case a Roots blower driven by a V-belt, so that as little exhaust gas as possible remains in the cylinder. - Auta a dopravní prostředky
This kit has more plastic than all of the Kardashians combined. Looks wonderful.
Exactly!
I believe that triangular placard on the cab roof is an indicator that the truck was pulling a trailer. At least that's how it was on WWII German trucks. If folds flat against the roof when there's no trailer.
P.S. I really liked the oompah music at the end. Nice fit with the truck!
That's how I have it too. I built the Bussing 8000 S13 from Revell. Loved that built.
Great idea ,im building the same truck ,never thought of assembling the chassis and then spraypaint it ,👍🏻👍🏻thanks from the Netherlands
I used to love when the parts trees had round corners so I could use them as roll cages
A beautiful and sweet LKW. Thank you once more Chris.
The tooling on the newer, modern kits, as well as the next dimension in detail, is a direct result of the advancement in computer aided drafting.
This is really noticeable on the majority of the ICM kits and on this one too ! I hope that many new products are developed over the next few years.
Lol, that looks like the Van Halen logo on that deckal sheet
Amazing Model! The Big Trucks are incredible Builds.
Love that engine. What a beautiful kit. I actually love Revell Germany. They do know what it's all about. As you said, well engineered.
Revell Germany has some really nice kits. Thanks.
This is one impressive kit! Love this build and it seems to go together fairly easily too despite it's size.
Nice job. I like the way you built the cab as a removable to show off the interior. And that (those) engine(s). Clever arrangement with massive detail. Thanks (danke) for sharing. I've got a hankering for a German beer about now - THAT I can afford.
That’s awesome! Love it 😊
Just bought this on E Bay for 40 bucks used. Think the engine parts are missing but still happy I got it. Gonna do dark green top body with red chassis.
Wow, that thing really is a Titan even in scale. I love the way the nose sticks way out past the steer wheels (I get that they kinda had to engineer it that way because of the engine). Interwar vehicles look a little odd to some modern eyes but not to mine. It kinda makes me think of a fire engine.
Nice that the chassis didn't give you grief- multipart ladder frames used to and still make me a little nervous. But as usual another effortless-looking build, Chris.
Great build
Cool looking truck I will add that one to the stash
Another beautiful build Chris this is a really cool kit! I built the Scout II kit and had fun with it. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome 👌
Awesome kit , lots of details in this one .
Great build .
Looked awesome Chris. God bless
Thanks a lot!
Great build of a great kit.
Thanks!
Great work Chris! Very well engineered kit! That combined engine was something else! Amazing detail all around!!
Thanks!
Nice one I like that blue.
Another easy trick I use to temporary glue parts in for alignment of other parts, use Window glue. It's like a tacky white glue, dries clear and is less thick than Mod Podge. The Hobby Lobby I use hasn't had Mod Podge since I moved here in 2011. I use either Testors Window Glue or Canopy Glue, which I believe is from Woodland Scenics, as the very few model railroad items are in same aisle as model kits and supplies.
I get Mod Podge at Walmart if you’re interested in using it.
I love your kind of speaking German! Pure entertainment.
Did you ever been here,in my homeland?
Btw Wuppertal is 31 mls from my hometown,i know those brickbuldings fom the boxpicture very well,it‘s typical for the landscape..
Including real buildings on the box art is fabulous, the kind of detail you don't see in most kits.
This reminds me of the Revell Germany kit I got from Ebay. It was the Australian road train trailer (c. 1994). There were 59 steps to assemble it. It was a challenge, but more fun.
Amazing work my friend.
Thanks man!
Chris, I am without a doubt thankful for this awesome channel you bring to all of us!
I cannot express my appreciation nearly enough. "And by the way," hope everybody
had a great Thanksgiving? I know I surely did...
My pleasure!
Good kit top
Isn't it a joy to put together a will engineered and designed kit
Yes!
I've built that kit, cool to see another build!! It's a GREAT kit!!
Nice truck, Chris. Although red and tan are not without their merits, I think you chose the right color scheme. My junior high school colors, too.
This truck would make a great German Military truck, painted in German Military colors.
I work for thyssen krupp. They are just getting out of steel now so this is cool.
Nice job buddy
ribbed for your pleasure??? lol Great job as always!!
Knew you’d love this kit , the Bussing I built looks amazing only let down by a missing chrome sprue , which is impossible to get hold of now the kit is discontinued , amazing build Chris
Right on! Thanks!
Bummer yours was missing parts.
@@hpiguy hopefully they’ll repop it at some point
i like ur modeling style keep up the good work. id like to see u build the international lone star by mobius. with a isx cummins. it will keep u honest ha ha ha
Thanks for watching!
nice job....if I can ever get one I would like to paint it up like one of the trucks in Raiders of the lost ark movie that Dr. Jones hijacked in the desert trying to get the Ark back from the Germans.
Thought about getting one to make into some kind of military truck if I painted it olive drab green
29:38. Putting primer on that truck bed is literally a balancing act
This is a big build, but you made it look easy. So enjoyable to watch you build, and have fun as you do it.
Great build up as always keep up the great work
Revell Germany did a four wheel bogie trailer suitable to be towed by this truck. I have both in my stash.
I've built a similar kit to this mine was a Bussing 8000 lorry
Do you wipe down all your pieces with a cleaner before painting? Or do you paint right out of the box?
Great job Chris!!!! Nice looking model. Thank for making this you Thanksgiving “Turkey “ and taking as much time as this video took so we can enjoy it. Nice results just gorgeous. Keep up the good work.
Great job as usual,do you use Castro super clean to clean your parts and how long to you let them in that stuff
See my video on painting with cheap spray cans, that will cover what I all do on these. Thanks!
@@hpiguy ty very kindly sir
Quick question, when you use black primer can you substitute it for a rust oleum flat black paint or do you need to use black primer?
I think flat black will work, BUT, test first to make sure it can handle being coated over with other paints.
Looks like two 471series bolted end to end
Hi been catching up on your builds , great videos, just wondering why you use paint cans rather than an airbrush, like I said , just wondering ?😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
It's much faster and no cleanup time needed between colors.
@@hpiguy yes cleaning up is a pain 😎😎😎😊😊😊😊
THAT'S 1 Neat KRUPP TRUCK !!🤗🤗🤩..Well Done!
Always a great moment when you release a new video... soooo motivating. You don't make the hobby so serious and boring like sometimes depicted on CZcams. However your tips and tricks are very very very valuable. Thank you so much you made a Fantastic work ... Congratulations.
Is model building bigger in Germany than in the United States?
Awesome build! With that paint scheme she'd be the coolest thing at the Denver Broncos tailgate party!
Holy crap,this is an incredible build Chris!! Fantastic presentation 👏👌👍🙌!!
Another HUGE SUCCESS Chris !! Absolutely Awesome Job. Have a Blessed Wknd Sir.
That is I nice looking truck... Luv the paint job! U always knock it out the part! Thanks for sharing.👍👍
Great build. It looks terrific.
Absolutely beautiful work mate, that's a stunning model.
This one is a awesome build looks like you had extra fun building it.
You the best
You did a slick job on the cab.
Did you killed it 🔥🔥🔥 great job my friend
👌👍
I went to White Cassel for my turkey dinner.
Turned out great Chris! I'm going to have to get one of these to display next to my other big rigs.
Tom S.
Nice looking build, I have this kit plus the Hanomag trailer to go with it. Hope to build next year. Great job. Rick 😎✌️
Awesome video! I hope you had a great thanksgiving 2021, and your family a happy holiday! Extra long kit build today!
Great narration Chris. U should do commercials....
Looks like this kit was designed by someone who actually builds models.
Ok I painted all my plastic with can paint to, so whats the problem. I dont drive them.
Why do modelers build German vehicles like tanks,trucks,ships, cars and planes
Because subjects from all over the world are fun.