1. Rough Sketch:The best way to start is with concept sketches, also known as thumbnail sketches. These are small, quick sketches used by designers...

3. DRILLING AXLE HOLESTransfer the axle hole locations onto the blank by using a sharp pointed tool such as an awl to puncture through the template...

4. Smooth the corners of your car body. Use wood files, or rough sandpaper (80 grit) to smooth the car to its basic rounded shape.Now at this point...

5. Painting:It is recommended to use spray paint to paint your car but you can also paint your car with aclyrric paint and a brush if you are unabl...

6. Final Assembly:Mounting Wheels and Hardware don’t overlook the importance of this stage. A huge factor in race performance is how smoothly the c...

1. To create my design, I used CorelDraw x3. I drew my design with different lines, making sure to keep it symmetrical.

2. I then laser printed my design on the wood, I used a saw to cut it out. (Freehand drawing is also fine).

3. Then I drilled holes for where my axels and CO2 cartridge would be. Also above, I put in small pieces of straw to block the wood and axel from h...

4. Put axels inside of cut straw. You will need to cut the axels down so they are slightly sticking out of the car. (Front axel is an example of th...

5. Add a small washer to each side of both axels to prevent friction between the wheels and wood.

6. Add the larger wheels to the back, and the smaller wheels to the front. The axel will go inside of the hole in the wheel.

7. Add your CO2 cartridge into the hole at the back of your car. Make sure the hole is not punctured in any way, or the cartridge will explode. Las...

8. If you have any questions about this project, feel free to ask me. Also, if you have a good project that you are working on, I would love to see...