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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
RTS 10D12A NINO VACCARELLA HOUSE
CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations in choosing a unique product to enhance your slot car track
diorama. This can truly be described as a product born from a love for slot cars.
Buying this product have made you a member of a very special family, yes you are
not dealing with a faceless business, but rather a family of slot car fanatics.
We put hours of research and skill and more importantly love into our products and it
is wonderful to share our love for slot cars with you. May you enjoy the build and
have years of joy having it as part of your trackside diorama.
On 6 May 1906 the first edition of the Targa Florio got under way. It is still
considered by many to be the first real car race and an all-time great classic. It took
place next to the sea and on the narrow winding roads of the Sicilian mountains in
Italy and it passed through a couple of towns, including Colessano. In time the
buildings at the hairpin corner in Colessano would become a world renown
landmark. The names of local racing heroes were painted on many buildings in the
town and specifically at the hairpin. The Race Track Scenics collection of Targa
Florio buildings strive to recreate the ambiance of the trackside of the famous race
track with some buildings very close to replicas and certainly all in the style of
Collessano's architecture during the 60s and 70s of the previous century. RTS have
decided to name the different buildings in honour of Italian Targa Florio racers that
excelled over the years in the TF race. Nino Vaccarella, a Sicilian local hero was the
only three-time winner of the Targa Florio race. He won in 1966, 1971 and 1975 in a
Ferrari in 1966 and twice in a Alfa Romeo. RTS decided to name the corner house
on the inside of the hairpin in honour of Nino Vaccarella. This house was also the
favourite building to paint on the names of the local heroes before races. The VV for
Viva Vaccarella was all over the building.
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- Page 1 Targa Florio race. He won in 1966, 1971 and 1975 in a Ferrari in 1966 and twice in a Alfa Romeo. RTS decided to name the corner house on the inside of the hairpin in honour of Nino Vaccarella. This house was also the favourite building to paint on the names of the local heroes before races.
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Page 2: Warranty
WARRANTY This product is covered by a comprehensive money-back warranty to ensure your absolute satisfaction with your purchase. WHO ARE WE? This product is brought to you by racetrackscenics.com. If you have not done so already, please visit our website today. You are also most welcome to visit the Facebook pages “Race Track Scenics Slot Car Scenery”... -
Page 3: What You Will Need
WHAT YOU WILL NEED We have specifically designed this product so that it is easy to assemble with only a few basic tools. You will need the following: a screwdriver a sharp hobby knife some glue a few toothpicks a few earbuds can be handy a paintbrush and paint or a rattle can or two with spray paint. -
Page 4: Familiarize Yourself
PAINTING YOUR PRODUCT We would strongly advise you to finish the product with paint or wood stain to make them as appealing as possible. The parts should be primed (2 coats) and painted before final assembly. Spray paint can also be used to get a very smooth finish. Oil or water-based paint can be used and specialised paints like chalk paint can be used to give unique finishes. - Page 6 Now have a look at the diagram where all the laser cut parts are shown and numbered from A to AC. Next, we will identify which is which and where they fit in.
- Page 7 The side wall (H), the rear wall (G), the internal wall (F), as well as the three front walls (J, C & D) fit into the foundation floor (A). There are two parts for the roof (B1 & B2) and the first floor is in two sections (E 1-2). On top of the internal wall there is a beam (K).
- Page 8 Next you can place the assembled left side wall (H) on your work surface. The nub at the left side of the first floor (E 1) can be glued into the slot of the side wall. The engraving of the floor must face upwards. All that is needed for a proper sturdy assembly is some glue where any two parts (walls and floors in this instance) touch each other.
- Page 9 FINISHING & BRANDING We leave the finishing to your imagination and your taste. Do whatever you think will transform this completed building as an integral part of your race track diorama. CONCLUSION We sincerely hoped you have enjoyed this assembly and finishing. Please remember to give us some feedback and either send or post some pictures of this product on your track.
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