This study describes the amendment of Durbin's k-∈-v2-f model and its application to turbulent channel flow to test the model’s performance. Modeling redistribution and dissipation rate terms for the scalar v2 transport equation is considered by the elliptic blending equation which is used in the second moment closure generally. The prediction results are directly compared to the DNS and Durbin's original k-∈-v2-f model to assess the performance of the new model predictions and to show their reasonable agreement with the DNS and Durbin's model for all the flow characteristics that are analyzed for the present study.