LET’S BUILD TOGETHER

Little car

7 pieces 6 steps · Print instructions

See all the pieces

A LITTLE PREPARATION

Gather your pieces

Use whichever colours you have. Check the shapes before you start.

7pieces in total

See the original colours

Your checklist stays on this device when browser storage is available.

01

STEP 1 OF 6

Set the red wheeled base on the table. It already has four black wheels; its two rows of top studs run along the car.

Set the red wheeled base on the table. It already has four black wheels; its two rows of top studs run along the car. New additions are shown in their original colours; earlier pieces are lighter.
02

STEP 2 OF 6

Put the red small plate on all eight chassis studs to raise the body above the tyres.

Put the red small plate on all eight chassis studs to raise the body above the tyres. New additions are shown in their original colours; earlier pieces are lighter.
03

STEP 3 OF 6

Centre the red long plate lengthways over the chassis, overhanging by two stud rows at each end.

Centre the red long plate lengthways over the chassis, overhanging by two stud rows at each end. New additions are shown in their original colours; earlier pieces are lighter.
04

STEP 4 OF 6

Centre the blue square on the long plate for the windows. Three rows of red studs remain at each end.

Centre the blue square on the long plate for the windows. Three rows of red studs remain at each end. New additions are shown in their original colours; earlier pieces are lighter.
05

STEP 5 OF 6

Fill each end of the long plate with a red curve. Point their rounded ends outward, away from the blue windows.

Fill each end of the long plate with a red curve. Point their rounded ends outward, away from the blue windows. New additions are shown in their original colours; earlier pieces are lighter.
06

STEP 6 OF 6

Centre the white small plate above the windows. It also joins the first row of studs on each red curve.

Centre the white small plate above the windows. It also joins the first row of studs on each red curve. New additions are shown in their original colours; earlier pieces are lighter.

Part and software credits.