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Your own piece of the solar system. Get a detailed, close-up perspective of other worlds when you model planetary features using matte board and plaster.
ASTRONOMY Mar 1989 (v.17#3) pg. 73

A do-it-yourself volcano that will erupt only when you want it to.
BOYS' LIFE May 1984 (v.74#5) pg. 68

Quasicrystal. Constructing paper models of solids (crystals) with fivefold symmetry.
LAPIDARY JOURNAL Oct 1989 (v.43#7) pg. 83

A construction technique that enables amateurs to assemble models of giant molecules with inexpensive materials. Use balls of expanded polystyrene that cost only $11 per 1,000.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Feb 1973 (v.228#2) pg. 110

How an amateur can construct a model of an enzyme molecule that is both skeletal and space-filling.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Jan 1976 (v.234#1) pg. 124

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