Deagostini Fiat 126p User guide

Brand: Deagostini

Model: Fiat 126p

Type: User guide

Deagostini Fiat 126p is a highly detailed and realistic model that allows you to build a miniature replica of the iconic Polish car. With its 1:8 scale and numerous parts, this model provides an engaging and rewarding building experience.

Once assembled, the Deagostini Fiat 126p features movable parts such as the steering wheel, suspension, and doors, bringing the model to life. The interior is meticulously recreated, including the dashboard, seats, and gear lever.

This model is not only a collector's item but also an educational tool. By assembling the various parts, you can learn about the mechanics and engineering behind this classic car. The detailed instruction manual provides step-by-step guidance, making it suitable for both experienced model builders and beginners.

PackPack

STAGE PAGE

36 Rear right wheel arch 122

37 The circuit board 125

38 The speaker 128

39 The oor 131

40 Caravan side wall 134

Published in the UK by De Agostini UK Ltd, Royds Withy King, 65 Carter Lane, London EC4V 5EQ.

Published in the USA by De Agostini Publishing USA, Inc., 299 Park Avenue • New York, New York 10171.

Warning: Not suitable for children under the age of 14.

is product is not a toy and is not designed or intended for use in play.

Items may vary from those shown.

122

Stage 36: Rear right wheel arch

Your parts:

36A. Right rear wheel arch

36B. Ignition coil

36C. High voltage cable

DP. Screws 1.7 x 5mm, 5 + 3 pieces

BM. M 2.0 x 4mm screws, 4 + 2 pieces

GM. Screws 1.7 x 4mm, 2 + 1 piece

123

2 Insert the pins on the ignition coil (36B) into the corresponding

holes in the rear right wheel arch. Secure from the other side of

the wheel arch with a DP screw.

1Secure the rear right wheel arch (36A) to the chassis over the right

rear wheel with two BM screws.

4 Connect the ends of the high voltage cable (36C) to the end of the

ignition coil tabs and the distributor.

3Retrieve the engine side cover (Stage 12) and place it onto the

chassis up against the rear right wheel arch and secure with two

GM screws.

6 Place the assembly over the engine, placing the tabs in the wall

onto the posts on the chassis, placing the hole in the top cover

over the fan pipe. Fix in position with two BM screws.

5Insert the tabs of the engine top cover (Stage 35) into the

corresponding slots in the rear wall (Stage 33), as shown.

124

Here is how your assembly should look at the end of this stage. Keep any assemblies, unused parts and spares labelled to one side for later use.

8 Fix the other side of the top cover to to the rear left wheel arch

with two more DP screws.

7 Secure the top cover to the rear right wheel arch with two

DP screws.

125

Your parts:

37A. Circuit board

37B. Wire holders at

37C. Wire holder small

37D. Wire holder large

DM. 2 x 3mm x 5mm screws

AM. 1.7 x 3mm screws

AP. Screws 1.7 x 3mm screws

Stage 37: The circuit board

126

4 Lead the black double, the blue double, the green double and

the black and white wires forward through the middle channel

in the chassis. Secure three flat wire holders to the holes over the

wires with AM screws, as shown.

5Pass the red and black wire off to the side behind the left front

wheel arch. Fix another flat wire holder over the wire with two

AM screws.

6 Lead the green and black, blue and black and green and white

wires back and up onto the engine top cover, as shown. Fix to the

chassis with one flat wire holder and two AM screws.

2 Secure the circuit board to the floor with four DM screws. Be

careful not to overtighten them as this can damage the board.

1Place the circuit board (37A) onto the four holes in the floor, as

shown, with all the wires pointing up.

3Lead the red double wire and the red and white wire forward in

the channel in the chassis. Secure two flat wire holders (37B) to

the two sets of holes, over the wires with AM screws.

127

7Fix the wires to the top cover with another holder and

two AP screws.

Here is how your assembly should look at the end of this stage. Keep any assemblies,

unused parts and spares labelled to one side for later use.

8 Pass the blue and green wire through the space between the

floor, engine and rear wall (above left). Run the wire back past

the end of the chassis (above right).

9 Secure the wire to the underside of the chassis with the small and large wire holder, and an AM and AP

screw, in the positions shown.

128

Stage 38: The speaker

Your parts:

38A. Speaker

38B. Washers

38C. Wire holder

AM. 1.7 x 3mm screws

EM. 2 x 2mm screws

129

2 Place the speaker over the circular recess in the floor. The yellow

wire from the circuit board will connect to the wire coming form

the speaker.

1Arrange the wires coming from the circuit board to match those

shown above. Place the wire holder (38C) onto the floor over the

yellow and the red and black wire, and secure with two AM screws.

3 Connect the yellow speaker wire to the yellow circuit

board wire. 4Place the washers (38B) over the holes around the circular

recess in the floor and secure with three EM screws.

130

Here is how your assembly should look at the end of this stage. Keep any assemblies, unused parts and spares labelled to one side for later use.

131

Your parts:

39A. Floor

39B. Heating coupling

EP. 1.7 x 2.5mm washer screws

Stage 39: The oor

132

2 Place the heating coupling (39B) into the holes in the raised

section at the front of the floor, as shown.

1 Lay the floor (39A) on a flat surface.

3Secure the coupling to the floor with an EP screw from

the underside.

133

Here is how your assembly should look at the end of this stage. Keep any assemblies, unused parts and spares labelled to one side for later use.

134

Stage 40: Caravan side wall

Your parts:

40A. Driver seat belt holder

40B. Passenger seat belt holder

40C. Accelerator pedal

40D. Clutch pedal

40E. Brake pedal

40F. Brake pedal plate

40G. Brake cable

40H. Right outer wall

40I. Caravan door upper trim

CP. M screws 1.7 x 4mm, 6 + 3 pieces

135

2Fit the passenger seat belt holder (40B) to the floor next to the

driver seat belt holder with a CP screw.

1Place the driver seat belt holder (40A) on the floor, over the left

hole in the centre. Secure from underneath with a CP screw.

4Fit the clutch pedal (40D) into the middle slot at the front of the

floor. Align the hole of the pedal with the corresponding hole in

the floor. Secure with a CP screw.

3 Insert the pin on the underside of the accelerator pedal (40C)

into the floor. Secure with a CP screw.

6Gently open the tabs at the end of the brake cable (40G).

5Slide the brake pedal (40E) into the inner slot in the floor. Place

the brake pedal plate (40F) over it and secure with a screw (CP).

136

Here is how your assembly should look at the end of this stage. Keep any assemblies, unused parts and spares labelled to one side for later use.

8 Mount the caravan door upper trim (40I) on the outside of the

caravan side wall (40H), around the top of the door opening.

7Place the brake cable (40G) next to the brake cable slots and

secure with a CP screw.

Deagostini Fiat 126p User guide

Deagostini Fiat 126p User guide

Deagostini Fiat 126p User guide

Related papers

Other documents