Deagostini Lamborghini Huracan User guide

Brand: Deagostini

Model: Lamborghini Huracan

Type: User guide

Pack 6

Advanced technology3cc nitro engine All-wheel drive

RADIO-CONTROLLED CAR WITH NITRO ENGINE

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RADIO-CONTROLLED CAR WITH NITRO ENGINE

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CONTENTS

Published in the UK by De Agostini UK Ltd,

Battersea Studios 2, 82 Silverthorne Road,

London SW8 3HE

Published in the USA by De Agostini Publishing USA, Inc.

121 E. Calhoun Street, Woodstock, IL 60098

English adaptation by Continuo Creative, 39-41 North Road,

London N7 9DP

Printed in the EU.

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Lamborghini, Lamborghini with Bull and Shield Device are

used under licence from Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A., Italy.

Picture credits:

Cover © Lamborghini Automobili S.p.A.; p80-96 © Milanoedit srl.

Assembly Guide Pages

Step-by-step guide to building your Lamborghini Huracán

Stage 30: Rear bumper, rear upper plate and fuel line

Stage 31: Servo mount and drivebelt tensioner

Stage 32: Intermediate driveshaft support and bearings

Stage 33: First and second gears

Stage 34: Rear wheel and tyre

Stage 35: RC box and antenna

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NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF 14.

THIS PRODUCT IS NOT A TOY AND IS NOT DESIGNED

FOR USE IN PLAY. ITEMS MAY VARY FROM THOSE

SHOWN. THERE MAY BE COLOUR VARIATIONS OWING

TO THE MATERIALS USED.

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Rear bumper, rear upper

plate and fuel line

Parts supplied:

A Rear bumper

B Fuel line

C Rear upper plate

D 3 x 10mm screws

E 3 x 8mm screws

ASSEMBLY GUIDE – STAGE 30

The main parts supplied with this stage are

components for your Huracán’s chassis. They will

not be used just yet, so it is best to keep them in the

bag they came in until they are needed. The images

on the left show the assembled positions of the

rear bumper and the rear upper plate, which help

to support the rear differential and strengthen the

rear end of the chassis. Also supplied with this

stage is the fuel line, which delivers fuel from the

tank to the carburettor.

Left: The arrows in the upper photo indicate

the position of the rear bumper, and the

arrow in the lower photo shows where the

rear upper plate is located.

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ASSEMBLY GUIDE – STAGE 31

Servo mount and drivebelt

tensioner

The parts supplied with this stage include the thick

plastic servo mount, which will be fixed to the chassis

plate to carry the RC receiver, two servos and the fuel

tank. The other parts supplied are for the belt

tensioner, which allows you to adjust the tension of

the main drivebelt.

1 In addition to the right rear lower arm, the pin and

the ball-headed screw received with this stage, you

will need the right rear suspension mount from

Stage 23 and the rear hub carrier from Stage 26.

1 In addition to the parts

supplied with this stage,

you will need the fuel

tank from Stage 3, a

Phillips screwdriver, and

the chassis plate

assembly from Stage 27

(not shown).

Parts supplied:

A Servo mount

B Drivebelt tensioner components

C 3 x 12mm fuel tank screws

D 3 x 10mm servo mount screws

E Washer

F Locknut

CDEF

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In addition to the right rear lower arm, the pin and

the ball-headed screw received with this stage, you

will need the right rear suspension mount from

Stage 23 and the rear hub carrier from Stage 26.

supplied with this stage,

you will need the fuel

tank from Stage 3, a

Phillips screwdriver, and

the chassis plate

assembly from Stage 27

(not shown).

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2 3

2 Separate the components of

the drivebelt tensioner, which are

the 3 x 16mm screw and the

flanges, axle, bush, washer

and locknut.

3 Push the bush into one of

the flanges.

4 Place the second flange on top

of the bush.

5 Push the flanges together.

6 Insert the axle into

the bush.

7 The assembled flanges, bush

and axle.

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ASSEMBLY GUIDE – STAGE 31

8 Place the washer on

the 3 x 16mm screw,

then insert the screw

into the drivebelt

tensioner assembly,

as shown.

9 Hold the locknut in

the cross wrench and

insert the end of the

screw. Turn the screw a

few times with the

screwdriver.

10 This is how the

drivebelt tensioner

assembly should

now look.

11 Fit the drivebelt

tensioner assembly onto

the servo mount in the

position shown. Then

tighten the screw just

enough to hold the

assembly in place.

12 Turn the servo

mount over and place

the fuel tank onto it, as

shown. Fix the tank to

the mount with the two

3 x 12mm screws, but

don’t tighten them fully.

the cross wrench and

insert the end of the

screw. Turn the screw a

few times with the

screwdriver.

drivebelt tensioner

assembly should

now look.

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10 11

13 Leaving a little gap

beneath the screw

heads will avoid

damaging the tank.

14 Place the end of

the fuel line (Stage 30)

onto the nozzle of the

fuel tank, near the cap.

Place the servo

mount onto the chassis

plate, inserting the two

locating pins of the

mount into the two

corresponding holes in

the plate. Holding the

mount in place, turn the

chassis plate over and

insert four 3 x 10mm

screws into the

circled holes.

16 Partially tighten the

four screws into the

plate, just enough to

hold the servo mount

in place – you will need

to remove it again

during the next stage.

17 This is how the

assembly should look at

the end of this stage.

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Partially tighten the

four screws into the

plate, just enough to

hold the servo mount

in place – you will need

to remove it again

during the next stage.

assembly should look at

the end of this stage.

Leaving a little gap

the fuel line (Stage 30)

onto the nozzle of the

fuel tank, near the cap.

corresponding holes in

the plate. Holding the

chassis plate over and

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ASSEMBLY GUIDE – STAGE 32

Intermediate driveshaft

support and bearings

The parts supplied with this stage will support the intermediate driveshaft of your Huracán. In

this session, you fit the intermediate driveshaft into the support and secure the assembly to

the model. When you come to do this, you will first need to remove the servo mount.

Parts supplied:

A Intermediate driveshaft support

B Ball bearings

C Support mounting screws

BCB

1 For this session, you

will need the parts

supplied with this stage

plus the front

intermediate driveshaft

(Stage 17), a Phillips

screwdriver and angled

needle-nose pliers. You

will also need the front

drivebelt, which you

temporarily fitted to

the front differential

pulley in Stage 27.

2 Insert the two ball bearings

into the holes in the ends of the

driveshaft support.

Now detach the small pulley from

the front intermediate driveshaft by

removing the two E-rings and the

drive pin.

4 Pass the driveshaft through

one of the bearings, and then

through the small pulley and the

front drivebelt (from Stage 27),

as shown. Then insert the end

of the driveshaft into the

second bearing.

5 Clip one of the E-rings onto the

end of the shaft.

6 Push the drive pin into the hole

in the shaft and slide the small

pulley over it.

7 Clip the second E-ring into the

groove in the centre of the shaft,

securing the pulley.

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2 3

4 5

ASSEMBLY GUIDE – STAGE 32

Chassis plate

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8 You will now need the

chassis plate assembly

from Stage 31 (seen here

as it was before you

removed the drivebelt

for Step 4).

9 Turn the chassis plate

upside down and,

holding the servo mount

in place, remove the four

arrowed screws on the

underside of the plate.

Then turn the chassis

plate the right way up

again and remove the

servo mount.

10 Place the driveshaft

support onto the chassis

plate, as shown in the

photograph.

11 Insert the locating

pins of the driveshaft

support into the

corresponding holes in

the plate. Then hold the

support in place, turn

the chassis plate over

again and fix the

support in place with the

four circled screws

received with this stage.

Left: The four oval holes located towards the rear of the

plate, which take the ﬁ xing screws for the engine.

Now pull the drivebelt into place

around the pulley of the differential.

Place the end of the differential

into its housing in the front left

suspension assembly.

Place the servo mount back into

place on the plate and secure it with

the four screws.

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Now pull the drivebelt into place

Place the end of the differential

Left: The four oval holes located towards the rear of the

plate, which take the ﬁ xing screws for the engine.

Place the end of the differential

Place the servo mount back into

Place the end of the differential

ASSEMBLY GUIDE – STAGE 33

First and second gears

Parts supplied:

A E-ring

B Ball bearings

C Second gear (56T)

D Gear holder

E One-way bearing

F First gear (61T)

G 3 x 8mm screws

The main components of this stage are your model’s two gears.

1 Prepare the parts

received with this stage,

along with a screwdriver

and pliers.

2 Insert the two ball-headed screws into the two

lower holes of the hub carrier.

Insert the two ball-headed screws into the two

lower holes of the hub carrier.

3 Prepare the first gear (61T), the gear holder and three

3 x 8mm screws.

4 Insert the raised lip on one side of the gear holder into

the hole in the centre of the first gear. Then align the

three screw holes in each part.

5 Insert a 3 x 8mm screw into each of the three holes,

tightening each one a little at a time until they are all

fully tightened.

6 Fit the one-way bearing into the centre of the gear

holder. The end of the bearing with the line scribed around

it should be the free end.

2 You will need the

main driveshaft and the

clutch assembly (Stages

20 and 22), as well as

the clutch shaft (or

spacer) and the washer

and drive pin left over

from Stage 22.

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main driveshaft and the

clutch assembly (Stages

20 and 22), as well as

the clutch shaft (or

spacer) and the washer

and drive pin left over

from Stage 22.

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ASSEMBLY GUIDE – STAGE 33

1 Prepare the bumper and the right front side

frame from Stage 9. Using a Phillips screwdriver,

unscrew the upper plate from the side frame.

7 Prepare the two ball

bearings and the second

gear (56T).

8 Fit the two bearings

into the hole in the

centre of the gear.

9 Now take the clutch

and place it into the

recess created by a

raised rim on one side of

the second gear.

10 Remove the E-ring

at the end of the

driveshaft. Slide the

washer and the clutch

shaft onto the

driveshaft, as shown,

then insert the drive pin

into the arrowed hole in

the shaft.

at the end of the

driveshaft. Slide the

washer and the clutch

shaft onto the

driveshaft, as shown,

then insert the drive pin

into the arrowed hole in

the shaft.

Prepare the two ball

Fit the two bearings

into the hole in the

centre of the gear.

and place it into the

recess created by a

raised rim on one side of

the second gear.

11 Push the driveshaft

into the hole in the

centre of the clutch until

the pin enters the

arrowed slot.

12 Place the first gear

assembly (Step 6) onto

the driveshaft, and

push it up against the

second gear.

14 Here’s how the main

driveshaft and gears

should look at the end of

this stage of assembly.

13 Lock the gears in

place by clipping the

E-ring into the groove at

the end of the shaft.

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driveshaft and gears

should look at the end of

this stage of assembly.

Push the driveshaft

Lock the gears in

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Here’s how the main

ASSEMBLY GUIDE – STAGE 34

Rear wheel and tyre

Parts supplied:

A Tyre with foam insert

B Hubcap

C Lamborghini badge sticker

D Rear wheel

In this stage, you will assemble your third wheel and tyre. Before you start, double-check that the two

you’ve already assembled – the front wheels – have their tyres the right way around: when the wheels

are fitted to the car, the ‘arrows’ formed by the treads of each tyre will point towards the front when seen

from above. If you missed this important detail, take care when fitting the tyre this time to ensure that,

at the end of the session, you end up with two right wheels and a left, or a right and two lefts.

1 For this session, you will need the wheel, the

tyre with its foam insert, a pencil, a piece of

fine-grade sandpaper and a tube of superglue,

plus a paper towel.

2 Roughen the inner surfaces of the grooves

around the wheel with some rolled-up, fine-

grade sandpaper to improve the adhesion.

For this session, you will need the wheel, the

ASSEMBLY GUIDE – STAGE 34

3 This image shows the difference

between a roughened groove, on

the right, and a smooth, unsanded

groove, on the left.

Wipe the two grooves with a

paper towel to remove any sanding

residue or other dirt.

5 Now remove the foam insert,

and lightly sandpaper the inside

edges of the tyre.

6 Clean the residue from the

roughened edges of the tyre with

a piece of paper towel. Clean

surfaces are essential for good

adhesion when you glue the tyre

to the wheel.

7 Refit the foam insert, making

sure that the tyre is the right way

around, then push the wheel into

the tyre. When the tyre is fully in

place, make four pencil marks

on the circumference at 90° to

each other, on both sides of the

wheel. At each point that you

have marked, lift up the tyre lip,

carefully put a small drop of

superglue into the groove, and

push the tyre lip back into place.

8 Press the tyre against the

wheel to obtain a firm, even join.

The photo shows how the wheel

and tyre should now look.

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3 4

5 6

This image shows the difference

Clean the residue from the

each other, on both sides of the

Clean the residue from the

RC box and antenna

The parts supplied with this stage are the RC box

and antenna. The following steps show you how to

assemble these components and mount them on

the chassis plate, but you might prefer not to do so

at present because you will need to remove the RC

box again at a later stage, when you fit the main

drivebelt. If you choose to wait until then, store the

parts safely in a labelled plastic bag.

1 In addition to the new

components, you will need a

small Phillips screwdriver. You

might also need a few elastic

bands (see Step 7).

2 You will also need your

chassis plate assembly from

Stage 32.

components, you will need a

small Phillips screwdriver. You

might also need a few elastic

bands (see Step 7).

chassis plate assembly from

Stage 32.

Parts supplied:

A RC Box

B RC box cover

C 3 x 10mm self-tapping screws

D Antenna

E 2 x 10mm self-tapping screws

In addition to the new

ASSEMBLY GUIDE – STAGE 35

3 Locate the two holes at the left

edge of the chassis plate, seen

here from below.

4 Insert the six 2 x 10mm self-

tapping screws into the six holes

in the box cover.

5 Place the RC box cover onto

the RC box, aligning the holes of

both. Tighten the six screws to fix

the cover in position.

6 Turn the frame over and secure

the RC box to the chassis plate

with the two 3 x 10mm self-

tapping screws, inserted into the

indicated holes.

7 If the front differential has

been moving around during the

assembly, use elastic bands to

hold it in place.

8 Insert the antenna into the

hole in the RC box cover.

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5 6

Locate the two holes at the left

Place the RC box cover onto

If the front differential has

Place the RC box cover onto

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Stage 37

Right front lower arm

PARTS SUPPLIED

Right front lower arm, height adjustment block, ball-headed

screw, front lower arm pin, 3mm self-tapping screw, grub screw

Stage 36

Rear driveshaft and stub axle

PARTS SUPPLIED

Rear driveshaft, stub axle, drive pin, hexagonal

drive washer, ﬂ anged nut

Stage 38

Silencer and exhaust manifold

PARTS SUPPLIED

Silencer, silicone gaskets, exhaust manifold, manifold

gasket, pressure port, screws, spring washers

Stage 39

Exhaust tailpipes and gaskets

PARTS SUPPLIED

Exhaust pipes and gaskets, tailpipes and gaskets,

self-locking nuts, screws

Stage 40

Brake disc and pads

PARTS SUPPLIED

Brake pads, brake disc support, screws,

locking pin, brake disc

Stage 41

Rear shock absorber

PARTS SUPPLIED

Shock absorber components

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Deagostini Lamborghini Huracan User guide

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