NASA Artemis Lunar Terrain Vehicle (Moon buggy) V1B104

Chassis:

• 1x Chassis
• 1x Window
• 3x mats
• Lidar, radar, Antenna

• This part is challenging and requires a little patience and skill
• Put the window on the chassis to get a feeling for the right position
• It will probably sit snugly, so be gentle to not to break the pins!*
• Then do it again and use some glue to fix it
• Insert and glue the mats
• Use pieces of filament and glue the other parts to the window

* If you already have broken the pins, just sand them down and use glue to fix the parts

Display:

• 1x display
• 1x center part
• 1x Joystick
• 2x M2 6mm screw

• Use two pieces of filament and glue to fix the display
• Use 2x M2 6mm screws to fix the center part onto the chassis
• Insert the joystick

Seat:

• 1x seat
• 1x upholstery

• Insert the upholstery into the seat by first placing the upper part into the seat and then simply pressing the upholstery into place. 
• It snaps into the seat and sits firmly without adhesive

Mudguard:

• 1x Mudguard
• 1x break

• In the first picture you can see what the result should look like
• Use two pieces of filament and glue them onto the break
• After drying, remove excess adhesive residue with a scalpel and cut the pins at ~2 mm height
• Put on the corresponding mudguard and press it onto the filament pins. It will fit tightly. Widen the holes a little if it would not fit (elephant foot)
• Drip a droplet of glue into the holes
• To minimize grinding noises, sand the inner surface and you can also apply some silicone oil on the surface

Suspension (per wheel):

• 1x suspension1 
• 1x suspension2 
• 1x assembled mudguard
• 2x M2 20mm screw

• Connect the suspension levers with 2x M2 20mm screws to the chassis.
• The part with the hook is mounted at the top and the hook points outwards
• Use two pieces of filament to connect the suspension to the assembled mudguard
• When done, you should have the same result as shown on the picture (without the rubber bands)

Skid pad:

• 1x Skid pad
• 2x M2  6mm screw
• 6x Rubber bands

• Decide for yourself how strong the suspension should be by using a different number of rubber bands. (3x per axle as default)
• Of course, it also depends on the strength of the rubber bands used.
• Make sure that you do not pinch the rubber bands and that they run in the recess provided for this purpose 
• Fasten the skid pad with 2x M2 6mm screws.

Front light:

• 2x front light
• 1x front light frame

• Place a headlight on a stable surface (thin side up).
• Now press the frame onto it until everything is flush.
• The parts are intentionally very tight. Simply apply a little force.
• Use two pieces of filament and glue them into the holes
• You may need to widen the hole (elephant foot).
• Cut the pieces at ~5mm length afterwards.
• Push the light into the chassis.

Rear light:

• 1x rear light
• 1x rear light frame

• Glue a piece of filament into the rear light.
• Slide it into the frame. The same applies here: use a little force if necessary
• Cut off the filament at ~5mm length.
• Use a piece of double-sided adhesive tape and press the light into the chassis.

Wheel:

• 1x M3 20mm screw
• 1x inner rim
• 1x outer rim

• Remove the built-in support of the tire.
• Put on the rim parts.
• Use the screw to connect all the parts to the mudguard
• BE GENTLE!
• Make sure that the wheel can move freely and do not overtighten the screw.
• Note the pointed part of the tread pointing forwards.

Basket:

• Use pieces of filament and push them through the holes  carefully and cut off the ends
• The outer holes are slightly narrower so that the filament cannot fall out. 
• Turning them slightly makes assembly easier
• Put the basket onto the chassis
• If the basket does not hold by itself, use glue.

Cargo platform:

• Put it on the chassis and fix it with glue if needed

Seats:

• Now fix the seats with 2x M2 6mm screws