Robert Morein
March 13th 06, 06:57 AM
Is perfect pistonic motion involved?
"Signal" > wrote in message
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> Take a piece of plain card and cut it into a rectangular strip
> approximately 0.5"x8". Using paint or felt tip markers colour one side
> of the card brown, or if you prefer, black (the other side doesn't
> matter). Then, at one end, fold a corner over so that the top edge
> runs perfectly along a side edge and pinch the fold. Open it up again
> and repeat on the opposite side of the same end. Where the two creases
> intersect make a small hole with a pin. Insert a tack into the hole
> (coloured side face up) and use a piece of sellotape or gaffa tape to
> hold the tack in place. Next, you need a picture of a four legged
> animal that is about 10-12" tall. If you can't find a photograph, a
> drawing will do. What is important is that the picture depicts the
> REAR end of the animal, such as a donkey for example. Attach the
> picture to a vertical surface, eg. a wall, at about shoulder height.
>
> Part 2 to follow..
>
>
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> S i g n a l @ l i n e o n e . n e t
"Signal" > wrote in message
...
> Take a piece of plain card and cut it into a rectangular strip
> approximately 0.5"x8". Using paint or felt tip markers colour one side
> of the card brown, or if you prefer, black (the other side doesn't
> matter). Then, at one end, fold a corner over so that the top edge
> runs perfectly along a side edge and pinch the fold. Open it up again
> and repeat on the opposite side of the same end. Where the two creases
> intersect make a small hole with a pin. Insert a tack into the hole
> (coloured side face up) and use a piece of sellotape or gaffa tape to
> hold the tack in place. Next, you need a picture of a four legged
> animal that is about 10-12" tall. If you can't find a photograph, a
> drawing will do. What is important is that the picture depicts the
> REAR end of the animal, such as a donkey for example. Attach the
> picture to a vertical surface, eg. a wall, at about shoulder height.
>
> Part 2 to follow..
>
>
> --
> S i g n a l @ l i n e o n e . n e t