loop one of them through the other motor and crimp it in place make sure its wrapped around pretty tightly there and solder it in place so that it stays where it needs to go and the other side of the wire we're gonna twist with the wire we just cut twist it together and we're gonna wrap that in around on the other connection on the motor on the other side so we'll have another wire there and so once thats looped through our motor the contact on our motor we'll solder that in place okay, so now we can be sure that those two wires that are connected to our motors are not gonna come loose so we should have 3 extra wires at this point and we've got a bunch of other parts still left but we're gonna start to connect our switches so the first thing we're gonna do is well, we'll do our led switches and we're gonna just twist together the leads of the two resistors that we've selected and we'll loop those around connect them to one of our contacts on our sliding switch now this is a single pole double throw switch and we don't really need a double throw switch we only need a single throw so we went ahead and bent one of the contacts out of the way 'cause we don't need it so we're gonna solder the resistors down to one side of the switch and what's important is that you can if you do use a single pole double throw switch with the 3 contacts you need to solder to two contacts and the two contacts you should solder to should be right next to each other if you solder to the two outside contacts it wont work appropriately so we're gonna take the 20 gauge hook up wire that we had connected before and we're twisting it on to the other contact and this is the hook up wire from the one that's connected to the positive terminal on the battery there and now we're gonna get our switch and we're getting it lined up and we're gonna put some hot glue down there's about a nickel sized bunch of hot glue that we just put down and we're holding it in place, the holding of the switch in place. it takes a while for the hot glue to dry alright, so now we have our switch in we're gonna try to route our wire so they're a little bit more out of our way and that's good. now we're goint to at this point we're gonna take our other switch and we're gonna connect it but before we do that we need to put a little bit of solder on our battery connection in the back here. and this is going to allow us to take the 3 volts from our batteries cuz the batteries are connected in series and drop it down to 1.5 volts because our motors are gonna run a little slower on 1.5 volts, so that's good for us. because they run really fast already okay so we're crimping that connect our wire on to our switch and again we just wanna make sure that the loop on the wire is fits really tightly around the post on our switch and we're soldering that on place making sure that it's got a nice good connection and so this is the other wire, this is the wire from our motor that we're gonna connect to the this will be the on/off switch the previous switch was the i should say the switch for the leds. and sometimes its hard to get the wires to stay in place, you can see they're bouncing around for me there. alright now that that solder is in place now my switch has what it needs to do it's job. alright, so i'm gonna put down a little bit of hot glue and make sure that switch is held in place right there, and now we're gonna take the other end of the wire was a little bit long i'm gonna strip off just a little bit and we are going to solder that wire to the exposed contact on the battery there and then again that's gonna allow us to run the motors at a