This is a collection of helpful small and fast tutorials that I have created over time. It's updated at the very least weekly, so check back frequently. All tutorials here are made by me unless noted otherwise.

Creating and using a touch-up kit for crashes

Intro: Whenever you crash your XMOD, paint from the wall gets rubbed into your body, the body chips, etc. It's not a pretty sight. Fortunately, this guide will tell you how to create a small kit that'll fit in a lunchbox to quickly remove dings and scratches in a couple minutes.

Section I: Creating the kit

1) Gather these materials: Clorox wipes (make sure they don't dry out!), nail file (I took my girlfriends) or sandpaper (high grit), Q-tips, super/krazy glue, screwdrivers, screws, and a can of clear coat.
2) If possible, add these materials: Rubbing Alcohol, some type of model putty (try Tamiya quick-type), nail polish remover, and a can of paint the same color as your car (if you painted your car).
3) Fit all the materials into a lunchbox or some type of container.

Section II: Using the kit for paint touchup

1) Using the Clorox wipes, clean the affected area and scrub hard to remove the dinged paint (bang into a white wall, and white paint will be on your car).
2) Using your nail file/sandpaper and your fingernail, try to remove as much of the offending paint as possible.
3) If the paint isn't gone, use the nail polish remover and rubbing alcohol
4) Wipe again with a clorox wipe.

Section III: Using the kit for body chips

1) Using the Clorox wipes, clean the broken part and the body thoroughly, especially the breakage point.
2) Using the super/krazy or putty, reattach the part.
3) Spray with clear coat (or if paint is missing, with the paint can too).
4) Let dry.

COMING NEXT: Creating the perfect screwdriver for the XMOD (with the one that came in the starter kit!)