Red
Avenger Car
Kit

Instructions
Your car kit should have the following parts:
- Plastic Cockpit
- Plastic Hood
- 2 Plastic Headlights
- Red Paint
- Yellow Paint
- Black Paint Marker
- 2 Paint Brushes
- Sandpaper
- Glue
- Car block, wheels, axles, graphite and other items (if ordered)
IMPORTANT – READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS FIRST BEFORE BEGINNING
TO BUILD YOUR CAR
Note: Shake all paint vigorously for one minute before using.
- Sand the car block with the lowest numbered sandpaper. You
will find the number on the back of each sandpaper sheet. Remove
any rough spots and sharp edges with the sandpaper. The block
should feel smooth to the touch when done.
- Paint
the car block and plastic parts with one thin coat of paint.
Note: Feel free to customize your car by painting different parts
red, black or orange. You
can also not paint some parts. Rinse the brush with
water then dry the brush with a soft cloth.
- Let the paint
dry for at least two hours.
- Lightly sand the car block (not the plastic parts) with the
highest numbered sandpaper. The block should feel smooth to the
touch.
- Give the car and plastic parts two or three more coats of paint.
Let dry for at least one hour between coats. Do not sand between
coats. Let
the last coat dry over night.
- Paint the windshield on the cockpit with the black paint marker or,
if you decided to paint the cockpit black, paint the windshield
with the yellow paint. Let dry for one hour.
- If you have access to an accurate scale, put the car block and
all pieces (including wheels and axles) on the scale. If the
weight is less than 5 oz. add coins until you reach
5 oz.
- Glue the plastic parts on the car using the picture at
the top of this page as a guide or be creative and use your own
layout. Glue any coins added in the previous step to the block
inside the cockpit. Let dry for at least
one hour.
If you are using your own axles be sure to file off the crimp
marks and burrs and polish them with #1200 sandpaper. Finish up
with a good metal polish.
- Lubricate
the axles with graphite by inserting the axle into the wheel
then tip the axle so the pointed end is up as shown in the picture.
Then pour as much graphite as you can into the space between
the axle and the wheel hole. Work the graphite in by tapping
and spinning the wheel while adding the graphite.

- If you bought our axle installer, use it to mount the wheels
and axles on your car. If not, carefully insert the axles into
the slots. They should go in as straight and level as possible.
The gap between the wheel and the car body should be a credit
card thickness.
- Spin each wheel. It should spin freely for several seconds.
- Weigh your car. If it is over 5 oz, you can remove weight by
carefully drilling a few holes part way through the bottom of
the car.
Your car is ready to race!
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