Making a Sign: Finish Assembly

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Prep

Before the session do the following:

- Work on the layout for cutting

- Cut and trial the paint

(offer a working bee session/s outside of these formal sessions for anyone that would like to join in the cutting and painting)

Plan

- Assemble

- Paint all the components

- Rig lights

Actual

The sign making process extended out to more working bee drop in sessions after this one.

The background texture (corrugated cardboard hexagon shapes) ended up taking a lot longer than one might have thought. There was a corrugated pattern that was established and many hexagons to cut.

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