Great stuff & presentation with an insight into the Wilde world of organising .. very nice, I like your idea of the hinges on the false wall. I will re visit my Arocs Tipper to improve my functionality and cable organisation, I like cable management also, but yours is a joy to behold, I am always reluctant to cut the excessively long wires from the MFC, but the time has come .. there is only so much space, and too many bends and pinches are not a good idea. I tried all that you have with the false wall but will have to re-visit inspired by your evident success, albeit my current project is the Arocs Tipper complete with interior.. that's the plan .. Thanks as always. Derek

Teri..... the indicator light wiring!!! 😮😮😮😮😮 Im watching these a few times, to try to absorb as much as I can. I'm taking my granddaughter's advice, RIP OUT all my wiring, and start over! Pray for me.... For being your first foray into Beier.... what you've done so far is brilliant.

Brilliant .. need I say more ..

Love the detail, that is what scale model engineering is all about (for me anyway). Like you I try to miniaturise the reality, or as close as realistic. It is worth taking the time and trouble, as you do, to highlight the details. I also use the MFC,s and still fit the full cab internals, not always easy but worth the effort. Great to see your approach and tips and tricks. Your printing of internals is a great idea, I did not know the availability of the water slide paper, I will search some out ..

Another organised video, informative for progress and organised with the wiring, as it should be, thanks as always for sharing your experience and application.

Well done Teri, a brilliant presentation, definitely a masterclass in Tamiya Gearbox assembly, great video, dialogue and tips/guidance, with principals relevant to all forms of modelling .. take your time, read the manual, prepare your work, establish the goal and look forward to a rewarding result. And these boxes are fiddly.

Great presentation and lots of good tips as always, thanks and good to see the progress

Yeah Teri, I'm a simple guy still learning about RC trucks. I have a WPL B14 and the set up is worlds away from Tamiya. I do have the flysky transmitter however I only need throttle, steering, gear change "2 speed" lights and I think that's about it. Can you please advise me on what brushed ESC and anything else that I may be leaving out. Kind wishes, Edward in Osaka Japan

Watching this series again.... STILL hoping to get even the cheapest Scania someday..... Anyway, the point. Yes, the MFC does everything easily and reliably.... Most people's main complaint is - NON adjustable sounds. Same with the GT Power. Not everyone is content with their trucks having the SAME engine/horn sound. Being transparent, the sounds you get with a Beier are..... shit! SEGA 80's video game quality. However, with creativity, which I know you have plenty of, you can make a Beier sound like you want it to. Not what you're forced to live with out of the box. Try to understand that. I understand that I have no real opinion of the MFC.... I could never afford one, and the 7 months I actually could, that period between getting my inheritance and my step-kids RIFLING through what was left.... (NOT counting the over $5000 I spent on people who no longer speak to me) The MFC was out of stock in every store in North America!! 😢😢 (Pandemic time) Someday I'd like to try one.

Bonjour Teri toujours intéressant comme je vous l’ai dit au début de votre projet j’ai fait le 770S6X4 avec le MFC 03 que je contrôle assez bien avec la Flysky FS -I6X depuis que vous nous aviez montré à la programmation en français.Je voudrais refaire le SCANIA comme le vôtre j’essaye de vous suivre avec le peut anglais que je comprends vous parlez de 3volt et de 6volt quand on câble un MFC avec les lumières de Tamiya il n’y a pas de résistance mais quand on en rajoute ce que j’achète de Hobby Consept il sont tous pré câble avec résistance et lui dans c’est vidéo c’est se qu’il fait. Vous allez utiliser un système Beier est que c’est le fillage qui fournit avec et c’est pour cela qu’il n’y a pas de résistance pourriez-vous me dire comment si c’est le système qui fournit la variation de voltage. Et quelle est l’avantage d’utiliser un système Beier je sais que c’est beaucoup de questions mais j’apprends de vous. Merci 🇨🇦

Looking great as ever Teri ,, love your lights wish I had your abilities,, could I ask do you have a link for your box of coloured wire and red and black by any chance ide be so gratefull ..

Pretty cool I say I like it

very nice

Nice work😎😎 , I'll Paint them nice shiny black if you want them doing Teri , I did the one's on the Gulf Merc I painted and that looks Awesome 👍👍

My 770s has been rewired three times. I just cant leave it alone. The good news is there is less wire each time! lol I hate those single strand wires as well. I change them out for multi core.

One man's opinion..... pain in the ARSE!!! I'm glad me granddaughter loves my hobby.... she enjoys watching videos with me. From the mind of the 13 year old, comes genius! Her suggestion for my rat's nest, that is the wiring on Smokey... RIP OUT THE LOT, and start over! .... I MAY have just enough wiring left, to do that. 😮 NO! Wiring a Beier System - properly - is NOT easy or quick!!

Yes worth watching always learning from your videos Keep up the great work 👍

yes you said you dont care for the gt power unit . i plan to return mine. can you use a radiomaster mt12 pistol grip rx for the mfc- 01 unit ?

Hello, great trailer and great vid and love your channel very beautiful looking to pick one up like yours as well but in the process of building a cabinet for it, would you kindly be able to measure the dimensions length width and height of it of hauler and trailer from head to toe so I know how big to make my cabinet? Thank you

Awesome Teri, just Awesome 👍

Nice job Teri😎 , It's coming on well , I like the indicators in the lights top job 👍👍👍

That’s only a couple of lights 😜 My Cola Truck and Trailer as over 1100 leds in total

Enjoy it a truck for Christmas meet with all them lights on l just finished a coke cola trailer with 5O RED LEDS on it Enjoy it

Where can I get the larger roll pins for the fs i6x radio

I got a bunch of teeny SMD LEDs. Used some for dashboard and interior lighting.... but haven't tried them externally yet.... And can't yet fathom lighting on the same scale as YOU'RE doing!!! 😮😮😮😮 The rectangular LEDs, I really need, for Trailer safety lighting, and a few other spots. Ms. Teri.... I am more and more impressed, every video of yours I watch!! 🍺🏆👏👏👏 That Rig might be kicking your arse at certain points, but it WILL be impressive... And lit up like a Christmas tree!!

HATE when that happens!! I've accidentally left it in photo mode meself..... My 13 year old Sophia is watching this with me, and asked "Gampy! Why haven't you finished your truck yet?" Good question, no good answer...

Terri can you tell me where to get the 2mm roll pins to fit the return setup on the Flysky fs i6x

Voltage drop when the system is running. Can this module be powered by a separate battery other than the main battery?

Hello Teri, an adventure ahead, I am still catching up on past vids, and have looked forward to following this in particular since seeing your posts all that time ago, as you have said time flies .. I was particularly interested in your tip for removing the chrome from parts, I will try the dishwasher tabs as you suggest. I have tried all sorts of liquids, in pots, bags, sealed, open .. all sorts and never with great success. I have tried to get "Super Clean" as highly recommended by Bob from Hobby Concepts but not available in Europe. I look forward to your tip, well done and thanks and I know this build will be special and super detailed as always, always admire and inspired by your application and enthusiasm.

Another job well done Teri. This type of switch is very popular and invariably ends up being a bit "sketchy", and like you I have undone, cleaned and repaired a few, in principal simple and robust but do need the occasional input .. well done and thanks as always.

Hi. I went through the set up (my first MFC-01) as per your instruction. Great My situation is, that as I go through the motions with the sticks, the truck turns off as soon as I activate one. Any suggestions//?

Hallo Teri, Maybe a stupid question, but does thuis online work with Lipo or also with NiMH batterijen?

Hi Teri I have just put an order in for the 770s 8 4/4 and on the it looks as the motor is different to what Tamiya use so why did you change it to the Carson.

Love this!

Thanks i can learn your video

very nice

On my 770S front indicators I used 8 x 0603 smd LEDs in each pod. Lights the entire strip.

Your bench is like mind needs a good tidy up next job today one of my tractor unit doe's the Same with one trailer the indicator are the wrong way round but your fix is good with them little plugs a great video allways great to watch you would make a great teacher

Awesome awesome awesome video thanks for sharing

Teri!!!! Where did you get those "Hamburger LEDs" from? More importantly, can I get some? You've just solved another problem with my upcoming custom Globe Liner build.... I've got the quad round headlamps kit from Garden Trucking, but none of my LEDs I've got put out decent light.... Especially for pitch black Arizona nights. There's a lot going on with me right now, NONE of it good. I'll fill you in after I finish watching your video, on a PM..... Cheers, my friend! 🍺 🍻

I am new to RX what are jst ‘s

We’re did you get the better lights from please.

Hi Teri, I also have an AC / DC charger, bought also with the concept of using the car cigar charger, but I then had second thoughts regarding the power consumption through the car wiring and the possible overload to the car loom cables. Any thoughts or tests carried out on actual consumption whilst charging and the effects on the car wiring system. I am a bit anxious to overload the wiring in the loom which cannot be seen of course. Your thoughts would be appreciated. Currently I have not used that charging opportunity.

I do like the camera FPV shots, would appreciate some info on the camera and setup that you use, I would like to do something similar. Well done and thanks

A job well done .. I wish my bench looked as tidy ....and as big ..

another superb and informative build, not immediately on my list of things to build, but that is not important, the interesting is always the asides and little gems of info and application, such as the grease .. interesting, I shall also check out supplies, I normally use a typical HP car grease .. hehe .. a bit heavy .. thanks as always. and who has not had an escort growing up ??

Experience is a great teacher .. thanks for the info and sharing.

Always great to see trucks in use and the detail you put into all your work, that is model engineering at its best .. a joy to see, well done.

I could not figure what lights go into which channels

Dont want to be a game braker but there is still one mistake in the gearbox top shaft last gear, the one opposit the Motor should be Turned around ,the way its mounted Right now de Gears don’t line up totally checked in the drawings brass inerpart should be on the other side still Great Build Busy myself with the Same one