Nature in Recreation
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E TO HOUE m B. Take a piece of wire and make a small loop on one end.
C. Take some plastic wood and model the different parts of the insects. Insert the wire through them (as in Figure 3).
When the plastic wood is a little hard but not dry, take a pipe cleaner and burn off the fussy part of it so that it leaves a twisted wire. Insert the wires in the thorax, making sure that you have three pairs. Prepare and attach the antennae in the same way. When the insect is dry, take some oil silk or oile...d paper (provided the insect has wings), cut it in the shape of the wings and glue them on the thorax. The insect is ready for painting.
The Marionette Insects A. Construction: Draw diagram of insect to be made.
B. Take plastic wood, model the head, thorax and abdomen. When nearly dry, push a wire through each, from head to tail. Then push another wire through the under part of each section and up through the back. (B/b) Make a small loop in each wire as shown in B/c. Bore two holes in the (^} head as shown B/e.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E TO HOUE m B. Take a piece of wire and make a small loop on one end.
C. Take some plastic wood and model the different parts of the insects. Insert the wire through them (as in Figure 3).
When the plastic wood is a little hard but not dry, take a pipe cleaner and burn off the fussy part of it so that it leaves a twisted wire. Insert the wires in the thorax, making sure that you have three pairs. Prepare and attach the antennae in the same way. When the insect is dry, take some oil silk or oile...d paper (provided the insect has wings), cut it in the shape of the wings and glue them on the thorax. The insect is ready for painting.
The Marionette Insects A. Construction: Draw diagram of insect to be made.
B. Take plastic wood, model the head, thorax and abdomen. When nearly dry, push a wire through each, from head to tail. Then push another wire through the under part of each section and up through the back. (B/b) Make a small loop in each wire as shown in B/c. Bore two holes in the (^} head as shown B/e.
What to read after Nature in Recreation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marguerite Ickis to read onlineMoreLess
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