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And at the end of things, you got a "Desert Crash Site" picture all readymade.
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Love the idea!
With no cats in the house "contamination" wouldn't be an issue.
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You could put Papermate's Main coon cat in it for a ***** diarama.
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I just now found this and it is great. Never occurred to me either.
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I like so much this model
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Brilliant! Why didn't I think of that? (Please don't answer that question, I know...)
I have a shallow plastic storage bin with its own lid, which will prevent any misunderstandings with my feline housemates. I have long been in the habit of not leaving anything fragile out overnight anyhow. Now I know why your models always look so square and true. Thank you for sharing a very useful technique. |
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What an astoundingly clever idea! A multi-positionable universal jig.... although as there are two indoor cats in this household, it might be better for me to avoid leaving such a thing lying around :-D
Very clever thinking though - hat's off to you:-) Plumdragon |
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