he hollow cover and forms the back of the driver's seat. A similar piece Fig. 138 FIG. 137 without the top, p, is gummed to the other end. Before putting on the seat the top may be covered with coloured paper, to repre- sent the upholstered part of the car. Shafts of cardboard or cane are cut out… … FIG. 141 of the box ; holes are made in these and four matches are inserted in each. These matches are then glued inside the sides of the box.
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