Does anyone make 1/24 or 1/25 scale diesel engines for pickups?

[ABC Auto Industry]

I'm wondering, does anyone make 1/24 or 1/25 scale diesel engines for pickups or vans? I'm particularly interested in putting a 6.2L diesel in this GMC pickup kit I have.

[plastic trucker]

Try Texas 3D Customs or Iceman Collections.

[Fabrux]

Engines that have been done: Powerstroke, Duramax, Cummins

Engines that have not been done:  6.2/6.5 Detroit, 7.3 IDI 🥺

Iceman and Texas 3D have had those in their rotations at various times.

[ABC Auto Industry]

UPDATE: So, I checked out both sites, and yeah, they have an impressive selection of engines, but sadly, not what I'm looking for. Still, I think it's cool they have 572 Big Blocks if I ever wanna build a monster truck model.

[ncbuckeye67]

VCG Resins might have some

[ncbuckeye67]

I checked. He only has Cummins

[ABC Auto Industry]

4 hours ago, ncbuckeye67 said:

I checked. He only has Cummins

I checked too, but he nevertheless had some very interesting parts as well, so I'm bookmarking him.

[Ace-Garageguy]

On 10/1/2024 at 10:01 PM, ABC Auto Industry said:

...I think it's cool they have 572 Big Blocks if I ever wanna build a monster truck model.

Eckchooally...the Chevy 572 looks pretty much like the familiar 396, 427, and 454 externally. The displacement differences are internal.

IIRC, with appropriate valve covers, intake and exhaust manifolds, and other minor detail differences, any Chevy "big block" in the family (not "W" 348/409 engines) can pass for any other up through generation VI in 1/25 scale (excluding the ZZ632, which has evenly spaced intake ports and very different cylinder heads).

 

Edited Thursday at 02:57 AM by Ace-Garageguy
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[ABC Auto Industry]

25 minutes ago, Ace-Garageguy said:

Eckchooally...the Chevy 572 looks pretty much like the familiar 396, 427, and 454 externally. The displacement differences are internal.

IIRC, with appropriate valve covers, intake and exhaust manifolds, and other minor detail differences, any Chevy "big block" in the family (not "W" 348/409 engines) can pass for any other up through generation VI in 1/25 scale (excluding the ZZ632, which has evenly spaced intake ports and very different cylinder heads).

 

Regardless, I think getting a 572 would make for a more badass monster truck than a 454, though I'd get a 454 if I was trying to make an exact replica of a specific truck.

[ncbuckeye67]

19 hours ago, ABC Auto Industry said:

I checked too, but he nevertheless had some very interesting parts as well, so I'm bookmarking him.

I've had nothing but good experiences dealing with him. His products are top notch, and he's great to deal with.

[Ace-Garageguy]

9 hours ago, ABC Auto Industry said:

Regardless, I think getting a 572 would make for a more badass monster truck than a 454, though I'd get a 454 if I was trying to make an exact replica of a specific truck.

Do what you like, but you can't tell if an engine is a 454, a 427, a 396, or a 572 by looking at the outside.

I'm building a real '66 Chevelle with a 572 right now, and if someone wasn't told it was a 572, they wouldn't know if it was any of those engines.   

Edited Thursday at 12:30 PM by Ace-Garageguy

[AlbertS]

a site called trailer trash used to have the Ford 7.3L & the GM 6.6L Duramax, I did not check them recently, but am suggesting here for you to see if they still do.

[ABC Auto Industry]

1 hour ago, AlbertS said:

a site called trailer trash used to have the Ford 7.3L & the GM 6.6L Duramax, I did not check them recently, but am suggesting here for you to see if they still do.

Yeah, I think it was either Iceman or Texas 3D Customs that also has those.