Firstly, I needed to move the
upper part of the complete model to a Lego board and review whether there is
enough room to house the above components on the chassis. Eventhough, I had completed the installation
before, it took me two painstaking hours to do the transfer. It reviewed that I might have enough room to
do so.
Secondly, I have to transfer the
chassis to a Lego board, cut into shape as per the original. The board would give enough strength to
support as the original chassis of which were made of long and thin Lego blocks and
plates.
Thirdly, I purchased a cheap
Chinese made imitation of Lego block RC car and used the driving, steering and
remote control components for the conversion.
I purchased another set for my sister-in-law’s son, while I retained the
chassis, he could have two sets of blocks for one chassis.
Fourthly, I cut the chassis into pieces, with cutting and drilling, and assembled the steering, driving and remote control on the Lego board. As these components were larger than I expected, I anticipated that I would have difficulties putting back the upper part of the model.
Finally, the upper part was put
back on the chassis. I required to cut some
of the blocks obstructed by the bolts and nuts, motors, etc. It was another painstaking few hours.
