1:24 DAYUN
Box Truck Model
A commercial vehicle replica with opening doors, a forward-tilting cab and steering linked to the front wheels.
A working replica of a branded box truck
This 1:24 DAYUN model brings together the vehicle’s cab, cargo body and chassis in a compact display piece. The white finish, green BEV graphics and red brand markings carry the vehicle’s identity through to the model.
Exterior, opening parts and chassis
Four views show the model’s appearance and the structures beneath the body.
Four functions to explore
Opening parts and linked movement make the vehicle’s layout easier to demonstrate during a presentation or hands-on display.
Cab, side & rear doors
Opening doors reveal the cab interior and provide access to the cargo compartment.
Forward-tilting cab
The cab tips forward to expose the model’s visible chassis and connection details.
Rotating rear axle
The rear-wheel axle can rotate, adding a mechanical feature beneath the cargo body.
Steering wheel & front wheels
Turning the steering wheel changes the direction of the front wheels.
The details behind the overall shape
Clear glazing, moulded interior surfaces, tyre tread and body graphics give the model its character at close range.
Cab–chassis connection
The tilted cab reveals the frame, connection points and textured component surfaces.
Cab interior
The steering wheel, dashboard and seats remain visible through the opening cab door.
Tyres & wheel hubs
Tread patterns and hub details complement the model’s commercial vehicle appearance.
Body graphics & hinges
Vehicle markings sit alongside the cargo door, perimeter trim and visible hinge details.
From vehicle reference to production model
For a new custom truck model, the scale, appearance and functions are agreed before tooling begins.
Confirm the brief
Agree vehicle dimensions, scale, quantity, functions, branding and packaging.
Review 3D & prototype
Adapt vehicle data into model parts and review the assembled prototype before tooling.
Check the sample
Review the finish, printed artwork, fit and movement on the pre-production sample.
Assemble & inspect
Carry out assembly, appearance and function checks before final packing.
Check appearance, fit and movement
Inspection priorities for this type of model include painted surfaces, printed markings, component fit, door operation, cab tilt and steering movement.
Planning a custom truck model?
What information is needed for an initial quotation?
Please share the real vehicle’s overall dimensions, preferred model scale or size, order quantity, required functions and packaging. Photos from several angles help us assess the body details and project scope.
Is editable 3D data required at the quotation stage?
It is not required for an initial quotation. Editable vehicle 3D/CAD data is needed when development starts. Please let us know whether it is available so we can assess the preparation work.
Can the model have different functions or branding?
Yes. Opening parts, steering, body decoration and packaging can be specified for a new project, subject to the model size and engineering assessment.
What is the usual minimum order quantity?
Our standard minimum is 1,000 pieces per model. Smaller batches can be assessed, with a higher unit cost and additional development charges where applicable.
Who owns the tooling for a custom project?
Customer-funded tooling belongs to the customer. It is stored and maintained for their project and is not used for other clients without permission. An NDA can be arranged.
Is the DAYUN model available for another customer to order?
This page presents a project example. Availability and reproduction rights must be checked separately; displaying the model does not mean its tooling or branded design is available for third-party production.
