Wash all parts thoroughly with soap and warm water.Lightly wetsand body and chassis.Use Dremel tool and sandpaper to clean off other resin parts.Test fit each part to ensure a proper fit before applying glue.Read through the instructions prior to assembly so you'll know where each part goes.

Lightly coat both sides of body and chassis with sandable primer.Do the same for all metal parts to be painted.

The model used for the instructions is painted in a semi-flat black to show more detail in the pictures.However,we recommend these four steps for best results:

-paint body and hood with primer

-spray flat black

-hand-paint red pinstriping

-spray with clear coat

The newest feature on this kit is the working steering wheels.We can now see how this system is composed.In the following photos,you can see the parts that make up the steering system.

There are four steps to perform to complete the steering system.The lower axle gets placed under the chassis.You can't go wrong.The two holes on the inside will help you place it the right way. Wheel support Upper axle placed on top of wheel support Drive axle that will steer your wheels.

Wheel support.

Upper axle placed on top of wheel support.

Drive axle that will steer your wheels.

All metal parts are made of a special alloy.By using a Dremel tool to polish them,you will be able to obtain a chrome-like finish: Important:use the first speed velocity on your Dremel.You'll need a very low speed to polish the parts.If you use a high speed,the parts could melt.

Practice polishing with the Dremel on the turbine air convoy.

A small tip:To polish difficult inlets and small parts,use a toothpick.