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Answer:

Cut a cardboard piece of about 4" x 10".

Refer to the image above and cut the base for the F1 car.

Cut a wooden stick of about 4" and mark three points as shown in the image.

Take a plastic gear and drill a hole equal to the diameter of the wooden stick.

Fix the gear at the second marked point and seal it with super glue.

Fix ball bearings at the other two marked points and secure them with super glue.

Note: You can use tape to increase the diameter of wooden stick for fixing the bearings.

Cut few circles from a cardboard and paste them together over eachother like a stack.

Drill a hole at the center and fix a toothpick in the hole.

Paste the circular cardboard with toothpick at the nose of the car base as shown in the image.

Insert another piece of cardboard over the toothpick and secure it with super glue such that it is free to rotate.

Take a piece of thick steel wire (from wall calender) and bend it at an angle of 90° at a distance of about an inch.

Cut a wooden stick and make a hole at the center using mini USB drill.

Insert the thick wire through the hole and fix it using super glue.

Cut few pieces of ice cream sticks as shown in the image and make holes at the 3/4th center point.

Assemble the pieces together and attach it to the car base as shown in the image above.

Draw three circles equal to the diameter of 1.5" on a piece of cardboard.

Place the bearing at the center and mark the circle around it.

On on of the circle draw few spokes.

Cut all the circular pieces and paste them over eachother to make a thick wheel.

Attach the bearing at the center of the wheel and secure it with super glue.

Make two wheels with bearings and make two wheels without bearings.

Attach the wheels to the F1 Car and secure with super glue.

Using pliers, bend both the thick wires as shown in the image.

Take a geared DC motor and attach a circular cardboard to the motor shaft.

Paste a piece of thick wire over the cardboard.

Apply hot glue and sandwich the wire between the cardboard pieces.

Attach the motor to the steering mechanism and test it to make sure it works well.

Take a high rpm DC motor and attach a small plastic gear over the motor shaft.

Place the DC motor over the car base and secure with hot glue such that the motor drives the rear axle of the car.

Place the TP4056 at the back of the car.

Place an ON/ Off switch adjacent to the charging module.

Extract the receiver circuit from the old broken RC Car or make one yourself at home by referring to the tutorial mentioned in the earlier steps.

Refer to the connection diagram above and connect all the components accordingly.Make the Front fender from the cardboard and attach it to the car using super glue.

Similarly, make the back fender and paste it to the car.

Complete the car body using various cardboard pieces and secure them with super glue.

Refer to the images above for visual clarity.

After pasting all the cardboard pieces, our remote control car is now ready.

Connect a 5v mobile charger to completely charge the battery for the remote control car.

Take the transmission remote and get ready to have fun with this amazing remote control F1 Car