International Payhauler 350 Detroit Diesel Dumptruck 1/25 Scale Model Build Review Weathering AMT
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
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AMT’s 1/25 scale International Payhauler 350 Construction Truck makes for a challenging project, and with a 24-page assembly booklet, it’s everything big rig builders have come to expect in modeling. Rise to the challenge and order yours today!
Features
Massive Goodyear tires
Steerable front end
Hinged cab door
Functional dump body
V-16 engine
Massive rear suspension
428 Parts
14.5 Inches long once assembled
Parts molded in yellow, white, black and clear, with black vinyl tires
The Payhauler is a series of dump trucks that were produced from 1956 to 2003. Initially produced by International Harvester as the International Harvester Payhauler, the line was spun off in 1982 into a separate company, the Payhauler Corporation.
History
In 1956, the International Harvester company introduced the Payhauler line of heavy duty off-highway rear-dump trucks, initially available as a 25-ton (23t) capacity rear-wheel-drive model. Unlike other haul trucks it had dual tires on the front (steering) axle and carried the load with the same weight on both axles. Early models had a Detroit Diesel 16V71 engine, later Cummins engines were used.
In 1964, the Payhauler 180 entered service. The 45-ton (43t) truck became the first large, all-wheel-drive end-dump truck in the market.
In 1973, the original rear-drive model trucks were discontinued, and the all-wheel-drive truck models were designated the Payhauler 330 and 350 for their 45-ton (43t) and 50-ton (45t) trucks respectively.[1][2]
Ownership changes
In 1982, International Harvester sold the Payhauler line to employees who formed the Payhauler Corporation to continue manufacture of the Payhauler 350. Payhauler would later be acquired by Terex in 1998.
During both ownership changes, the Payhauler 350 continued to be produced with the paint scheme being the only apparently change made to the truck up until the line was discontinued in 2003.
Developed from the ground-breaking International PH180, the first successful four wheel drive off-highway dumptruck offered by any manufacturer, the PayHauler 350 was also 4-wheel drive and carried a payload of 50 tons.
International Harvester (IH) engineers had considerably refined the PH180 design incorporating quite a few changes along the way, and the end product was styled to match other machines in International’s ‘Pay’ line of earthmoving equipment.
Powered by a Detroit Diesel 16V-71N engine the hauler looked very impressive.
The concept of the machine was that it carried 50 percent of the load on each axle, which made for a very well balanced and stable haul platform.
Four wheel drive allowed for good gradeability, especially as the vehicle had an evenly proportioned load with the added benefit of being able to negotiate soft underfoot conditions without getting stuck.
It could also work in conditions that would shut other jobs down.
IH had quite a niche market for these off highway haulers as no competition existed, and arguably still don’t unless you include ADTs in the equation.
But there aren’t too many 50 ton capacity ADTs on the market designed to carry blasted rock on a daily basis.
IH expanded the range by adding the smaller 35 ton model 330 PayHauler and the 40 ton capacity model 340 to the line as well.
A PayHauler 350B model was introduced in 1978 with the most notable change being in the design and construction of the dump body which had a reduced number of side stiffening members and changes to the air induction system.
By this stage the Cummins VT1710C engine had supplanted the Detroit Diesel 16V-71 as standard power.
When International Harvester imploded in 1982, a separate company was set up by ex-employees called the Payhauler Corporation.
Production was shifted to Batavia, Illinois, where it continued to manufacture and sell the PayHauler 350B and in 1986 introduced a further upgrade to the design, being the PayHauler 350C.
Payhauler Corp offered Detroit Diesel, Caterpillar or Cummins engines as the prime powerplant.
Payhauler Corp was bought by Terex in 1998 and by 2003 Caterpillar had acquired the company.
Since then no new machines have been produced. Caterpillar has elected - so far - not to proceed with any production or further development of the design.
Three optional bodies were offered for the 350C - heavy duty rock, earth and coal. These could all be exhaust heated if necessary to prevent the load from sticking to the dump bed in cold climates. There was also a wide range of tyres to suit all manner of operating conditions.
Thumb up before watching video? Yes!
" more plastic than the whole kardashian family put together " LOL !
HAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHA Thank you I needed a good laugh
One of them is pretty normal I think.
@@brandonb1681 hahaha, the keywords "YOU THINK"
That made pepsi come out my nose!!!
@@Tiptoetherat HAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHA
dang that burns..........
This kit has so much stuff you could just take parts and use them to build other things. At least I did that with many model parts when i was a kid. Imagination is a wonderful thing.
Yeah...this kit is loaded with Greeblies.
I build custom 1/64 and 1/135 vehicles on my channel, mostly for Gaslands or just for fun. I have to give you a big thumbs up on the imagination comment. I've built so many fun projects from nothing but imagination and spare model parts. Have a great day! 👍
@@beltfed4624 When I was a young teenager in the early 70s I took a pickup truck model and put semi axles and tires on it like the original Big Foot and I didn't even know about Big Foot also I had a van model that I made into a 4x4 van and I never heard of a 4x4 van back in those days but I thought it was cool. Search... Brian Swezey.... on UA-cam and take a look at my cargo conversion camper I built from my imagination, it's like a log cabin inside. I'm actually sitting in it as I type .I keep it at a storage facility down the road from my place.Have a good Sunday. PS ,what's your channel and I'll check it out. LOL, this is Freedom Ring under my other gmail account.
I put the V-16 in a Peterbilt cabover with 4 exhaust pipes. Spliced cab for the 110" cab.
@@timdodd3897 That's sounds bad ass . I use to take tractor axles and tires and put them on my pickup truck models, I may have actually came up with the original Bigfoot idea. LOL.
That is a COOL kit everyone can enjoy and build!!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍
You bet!
I bought this almost 20 years ago along with the bulldozer. Because of your inspiration, I am nearly done with the bulldozer and with then jump right into the Payhauler! Thank you, my friend!
If you make any videos on your channel, post one with the bulldozer, I would love to see it finished. One guy did his in orange. If not a video, then email me a pic or two (I'll give you my email here in a comment, then just delete it after you write it down). I have a video channel, so I'm not a lurker. 👍
That is awesome!
Thank you Chris for building this one up and your version looks lot better than the box you did a great and massive job.
Thanks 👍
“Roll of the shelf & smash on the floor “ lol 😂 true that excellent👍🏻 build looked fun just ordered myself one
Hope you enjoy it!
I got the alert and had to pull over!!! Awesome!!!!
Thanks for being a cool viewer!
You BETTER GET THAT Rig into MAINTENANCE Chris,,,The Check Fluids Light Burnt Out Last Year !!!! LOL, Awesome Work AGAIN Brother. Thanks For Sharing n God Bless All.
Right on!
That light don't mean nothin', shucks! Just top'er off between shifts and shes good! LOL! I'm a commercial forklift operator, nobody maintains these machines correctly, big or small. 🔥👍🔥
That Was the coolest Build! Holy Dump Truck Chris! What an Amazing job you Did! 😀
This looks great. The weathering is superb. Love the engine. The finished product reminds me of my old Tonka truck. We would beat them up and rust them, but they never broke.
You bet!
So much fun to watch you build this. Great idea you give about putting the numbers on the parts before removing them from tree.
Glad you liked it!
No wonder I never have any money in my pocket, my allowance is gone. Worth the bux. Another great build Chris.
Thanks Bob!
Great detail
Thank you! Cheers!
What an epic kit nice weathering my wrist was sore after holding my phone up totally worth it cheers mate 👍👍🇦🇺
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is Awesome news! Thanks for sharing 🏭🐭👍
You bet!
WOW. 'Nuff said, Chris. Just all-caps WOW.
Thanks for being a cool viewer!
Holy cow Chris,another beautiful build,your the best👌👌👌👌👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much 😀
As a heavy equipment operator turned mechanic, I would have quite a talking to with the other operators come PM time and they brought me this haul truck!!
You did a great job, don’t get me wrong!!
Wow, the weathering is spot on! Nice build!
Thanks a lot!
You know that the GREEN Energy nuts are coming after you with all of that oil leaking from that engine. LOL....That's one used off road rock dump .I was a heavy equipment operator most of my life and ran Euclid Rock dumps in the Seabees and in rock quarries. Nice job on that model.
Thanks for being a cool viewer!
Thank you for your Service Sir
Went to get it from local model shop great build will try and get the weathering right. I worked on them as a mechanic on a granite mine in the late 80s love the Detroit 71 and 96 series. This was on a mine in Namibia Africa near Swakopmund.
Great weathering! Especially on that engine. Doesn't even look plastic anymore.
Thank you! Cheers!
Now *that* is a Mad Max modified candidate if I ever saw one. Not fast enough for chase scenes but it will knock anything else right over and squash it flat.
I have some Gaslands customs over on my channel... I was thinking the same thing, what a monster machine, armor those windows and turn the dump bed into a box for standing gunners, and you've got a tank! 🔥👍🔥
Right!
@@beltfed4624 That's what I'm talking about! Some really cool builds there.
Your Locomaniac vs. the, uh, PayMauler- which would win?
Another old heavy equipment operator here. Saw a many of them just liked that over the years. Great job on the wear and tear on it. Great job overall! Now it's off to the mine , for a load!
Cool, thanks!
My Dad worked at Bingham Canyon Copper Mine here in Utah driving a mining truck for 27 years, his birthday is in August I think I build this in his memory this year
Enjoy!
Been watching your videos for quite awhile. I just purchased this one, the cement mixer, the fire truck pumper and the ladder truck. Can't wait to start.
you certainly have the "weathering and aging" down pat ! I watched your D-8 cat build too! the engine now looks like its ready for an overhaul!
I've been studying the build manual and I'm thinking of building one in two parts and putting them on two modified AMT lo-boy trailers to show how they would be taken to their job site ! thanks for your video's !
hmm, just thought - after all the waethering, one could build a diorama around it and make it look like a newly discovered "abandoned' truck !
Have fun!
I love the detail on the radiator. One of these days I want to try doing a "heavy wear" model build like this.
You can do it, it's super easy!
Nice build and a great paint job.
Glad you like it!
I built this kit 30 odd years ago when I was a kid. It was awesome. Didn't paint it...didn't need to and it went together flawlessly. I used the dump bed to store guitar picks and keys. Love to build it again!
Excellent work! Never knew something so dirty, could look so gooood!
Thank you! Cheers!
This is a huge model ,congratulations!!!
Big thanks!
Final pictures for review would've looked great out on a hillside road on a dirt mound, Super Job Chris!
I was so happy to see a new build/review today, build more man & stay safe my friend.
Thanks 👍
This pairs perfectly with the lowboy trailer bulldozer kit. Incredible build Chris!
Yes!
Looks great Chris. That grout trick really have it that final dust up it needed. Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend.
Thanks, you too!
wow, now that's a project build nice build chris!
Thanks 👍
Really good work. Enjoyed the hands on weathering!
Thanks!
The old issue I had was all in grey so it's nice to see I can do this one with just washes and craft paints if I wanted.
Yes! I didn't think I was wrong! I built one of these in gray, years ago, that I found at Big Lots for only like $8. 👍
Enjoy!
Sweet looks fantastic.
Thanks a lot Melissa!
Ya know Chris, I really appreciate every video you do
giving us tips on weathering. I always learn something
new! I use the same exact products you use. Get the
most awesome results! So again man, thank you for
your continued GREAT videos. I REALLY appreciate it
you ALWAYS say "build for YOU" because that's really
what matters! See you next time Chris...
That is awesome!
Thank you very much for your videos. Your skills are great but your attitude and message delivery are better than most I’ve seen. Other channels the person can be down right argonaut, and others just ramble on. You’ve definitely made learning fun and easy. Please keep up the great videos.
I appreciate that!
Man that’s a lot of parts to build a fantastic construction model. I would build this thing like a brand new vehicle! Lol
It sure is!
Awesome build chris
i love modelcar roundup myself.
They are good people!
Stunning work Chris , this on my to get list
Go for it!
Great job on this build. Thanks for the numbering tip too!
No problem 👍
Another brilliant job done, congratulations
Thank you! Cheers!
Great kit and build, another stunning result. Thanks especially for the tile grout tip!
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a monster with a ton of detail. THanks for the build, looks real well used now.
Thanks Will!
Wow that turned out bad ass bro.... Thanks for sharing and that will be a project down the line knowing that it's not that hard to build. Thanks again as always.
Wow, so cool. Looks fun to build.
Thank you 🤗
That looks so Good 👍👍
I remember when I was young and I used to see older folks spending all this time on building and collecting models. Taking hours on small model kits 😊 I used to think I will never be so silly and waste my time.. 😅
But here I am in my mid forties and loving it, it seems I cannot get enough. I used to be a minimalist and my place was like a spaceship, sparsely furnished now it is full of RC's 😀 Cars, Trucks, buggies, Drones, planes, helicopters, euc's ect.. The problem I have now is where my next purchase is going to be displayed 😂😂🤣
Enjoy your life we only get one go around👍👍
Yeah, everything comes full circle. Thanks!
Nice job, mate.
Thank you! Cheers!
very nice, just bought this, looking forward to build
Man oh man. You knocked it out of the park again! Always enjoy watching your video builds.
Thanks again!
I just bought this kit from a local hobby store. Really looking forward to building it! Thank you for the tip about the grout/windex technique! I've been using some of your weathering techniques to great results on my dump trucks and soon a bulldozer :).
Great effort building a very detailed kit.
Many thanks!
Absolutely spectacular!
Love the grout dust trick.
Thank you very much!
Couldnt think of a better way to start this Sunday than close to one hour of Chris goodness! What an impressive kit that is. Im not into that kind of vehicles really but Chris almost got me to order one... ;-D
Thanks for spending time watching!
Now all you have to build to go with it is a huge front end loader 👍
Yeah, if someone makes one! I did one in 1/35 scale, was fun!
WOW , just the frame size alone is awesome, and its going to look great with weathering . i have been watching . My no.1 favorite build is still the 65 ford maint. trk .😷 👍
Thank you very much!
Great kit.
I bildt the kit in the 1980ern.
Er stand in my Vitrine noch jetzt!
Not a bad price for such a large and detailed model. And you built right out the box. Imagine if you spent more time adding in all the details. Really surprised at what a good job they and you did with this model.
Best 1 yet
Thanks!
👍👍👍Only thing missing is the 5 point Air Break Check.
Thanks man!
5☆☆☆☆☆ work brother! !!!! Keep em coming........ everyone keep yourself and love ones safe and healthy and remember to smile
Thanks for being a cool viewer!
@@hpiguy Thank you for such cool, exciting, and informative videos. Your videos are leaps and bounds better than anything else out there and your enthusiasm for every review and build is contagious and is extremely welcoming. Again Thank you for sharing your awesome reviews and builds, and please keep them coming. Keep yourself and love ones safe and healthy.
I've been reluctant to pull the trigger on this one til I saw this video! Gonna get me one now! Mines goin to be pristine,brand spanking new,cuz I'ma gonna buy that triple axle lowboy and modify it and chain this beast to it!! Got a White Western Star,the coke one from round2 . I bought the Super Boss drag truck and swiped the 12v71 outta the kit and scratch built a frame for the truck,and put the 12v in the Western Star!!! Only thing on the motor I had to change was flipped the exhaust left to right so the turbos are in the front. That's gonna be mine prime mover for the bigged up lowbo!! I'm getting all excited about this kit now!!
Thanks for the (as usual) great in depth build video!
Enjoy the build!
Geez that thing needs a mechanic. Great job mate, love the weathering effects!
I've learned a lot! Thank you. Going to order this kit right now.
Hope you enjoy it!
Absolute masterful job Chris love it
the folks at model roundup are 1st class
Yes they are!
The dirt & grime looks so real - after watching, I gotta go wash my hands...
LOL!
Superb build!
I lusted over this kit when ERTL first released it in the '70s - I must have been about 14 or so.. I never managed to get it as it was beyond my budget and, although I've thought about getting one now, this video has satisfied me enough. Besides, I just don't have the space to display something this big....
Totally agreed. I always wanted this kit...but not on any called price.
Thanks to round 2 - thanks Chris. Awesome done and I was very amused watching it.
That looks absolutely fabulous!
Thanks so much!
Excellent stuff! Very cool model. You did a great job on it. Super sweet.
Thank you very much!
You knocked this one out of the park Chris ,I drive an articulated dumper from time to time and you have that weathering absolutely on the money I'm waiting for this kit to arrive in England so I can get although it's going to cost about £100 Sterling around $120 US it will be worth it thanks for the reveiw please keep them coming.
The thumbs down was probably a Kardashian fan lol.
Naw that's from a guy grew up driving Uclid dump trucks. They weren't near as cool looking!
Thanks man!
Trolls gonna troll my friend, we'll let them be angry while we have FUN!
The weathering you did really adds character to the dump truck. It turned out great. I won’t be able to build mine until next year. I want to weather mine after watching what you did. Weathering is such a cool thing to do to models. Next level building.
You can do it!
Thanks Chris! Looks amazing, and an hour long review? You made my day! Thanks again.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great job there Chris really like how you greases and grimed every thing up!!!!!
Thanks 👍
I would clean my Cat's litter box with that dump bed.
Definitely worth the 1 hour watch what an amazing job!
Thanks man!
Awesome great tip grout & windshield cleaner I have BOTH! lol
Right on!
Excellent build! Can't wait to build my own.
Enjoy!
What a build I am totally gob smacked with the all over build and finishing,👍 I had to laugh as you dropped the engine and nothing fell off, to hear the words" petty durable as well" 😂
I hope the the low loader trailer does take as long as I nearly ran out of phone power watching this monster of a build but again top marks for a great build👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Trailers usually go together fast so I'm positive it won't be as long.
Awesome! Love your videos and you always make me laugh! 😎
Yay! Thank you!
I'm almost speechless, what an incredible build & presentation Chris👍! You really did an outstanding job on this one!!!
Thanks a bunch!
You got a guy on another channel bashing rustoleum paints. keep doing what you do chris, they look great to me.
I don't take part in that bashing stuff and I refuse to cut down other channels, people, ideas and techniques.
I want everyone to enjoy their hobbies their way.
@@hpiguy Thats what I like about your channel.
He was talking about Plastic Outdoor Furniture spray paint that attackes plastic for better bond, that's different too what Chris uses. Reg. Rustoleum doesn't do that. I just watched that last nite.
I’ve built most of the semi truck models that AMT and ERTL had to offer. I still have all those trucks but a lot of pieces have fallen off over the years and need to be reglued. Beautiful build and great job with the weathering.
I drove one o'those muthers on the Alaska Pipeline at Valdeeeez, they put me on night shift, damn near killed me! Great job, though most lessees take pretty good care of maintenance so your leaks are a little overdone. Downtime is DEATH on big jobs. Great job!
I purchased one of these at Big Lots back in 2007 for $8, molded in all gray styrene. Great kit for sure, but literally the size of a shoe box. 👍
Cool build , i had a thought that DENTS in the bed would add to the realness .!!😷 👍✔✔
Simply gorgeous, wow!!!!!!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Awesome buddy! Really cool! I like V-16 Detroit, man you talk about a torque Monster! Jesus! Low end torque at that!
Oh yeah!
Wow! Looks fantasic.
Thanks for being a cool viewer!
Wow 🤩 what a build. Thank you for an amazing 55 minutes 👍👏👏👏
Glad you enjoyed it!
Chris fantastic work great rusterizing and weathering im still working on bulldozer i hope Hobby Lobby gets this in i want it bad Thanks Fun Build
You can do it!
Ace, I like watching the weathering videos. That is one cool monster detailed kit. I bought a 1/8 French Heller Citroen Traction Avant kit, it is massive and very detailed and unfortunately the instructions are in French. But if I study the instructions enough I am sure I can figure it out, just remember to trial fit everything twice and double check before glueing 😅🤣😂. Always thumbs up your videos keep em coming.
Thanks Chris!
you did a really awesome job
Thanks man!
Looks great
Thanks!
Imagine the guys who operate the real thing for a living..... that’s like driving an office building lol
This one is tiny....at 50 tons
Try a 797 that can haul 400'000 Tons
Blake Rogers 😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲😲
@@garyparker2969 oh ya dude lol
@@garyparker2969 been in the mining industry for 13 years its awesome
@@blakerogers407 400 tons, not 400,000!!!!!!