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Bowling Ball Unique
Can any one help me with this?
I have to make a 3-D cell.
I can't use anything edible, no styrofoam, and no play-doh.
I don't know what to do. I want something creative.
For example, one person last year used a bowling ball that was cut in half, another person used a piece of wood that was a sphere.
I want something unique and original, so can anyone help me?
p.s. I know this is in the wrong section, but i wouldn't get any answers anywhere else. Plus, I usually answer in this section anyway.
Thanks you for any help.
For the outside of the cell, I suggest you use: A lampshade, a drawer, A tennis ball (they are perfect, if you cut them in half), or a **hamster ball**
I think you should use a hamster ball. You can get one cheep at your local pet shop. I suggest this, because it's round, and you can break it in two (please, get a clear one). Its perfect, because not only can you open it to have two halfs of a cell, but you can see what it will look like closed!!!!! You also should buy epoxy (it's this gluey stuff, but it will hold your cell structures in place, So, it will be like they are floating!) and magic model clay for the cell structures.
INSTRUCTIONS::
~~Buy the hamster ball
http://www.littlereview.com/gerbils/catbil2.jpg
~~Find something to fill in any holes (sorry, I don't know what you should use)
~~Use your magic model clay to build the small structures (such as the nuceus and such)
~~Then, set up how they will go into the ball. Make sure you use a knife to cut the nucleus in half (so you can see the nucleolus).
~~Now, pour a bit of epoxy into one half of the ball, and then place your cell structures the way that you want them to go. Do a bit at a time, and make sure the epoxy is well mixed, so there aren't any bubbles.
~~Now, do the other side and wait for both halves to dry
~~Once both halves are dry, you can connect the to halves together and wha lah! You have the perfect, 3D cell!!!!!!
Additionally, if the epoxy doesn't work, you can use some other type of clear resin
Good luck, have fun, and stay beautiful♥
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any ideas how to store my son's....???
rubber, boucy balls, like the kind you buy at walmart for like two dollars, they are about the size of a bowling ball....
he went through a stage where we had to buy one EVERY time was saw one at the store, so now has has a ton. he does play with ALL of them, so i don't want to get rid of them, it would break his heart, he loves them....just looking for a unique way to store them in his room. has anyone else had this problem? any clever ideas?? i want for him to still have access to them, not stored away from him.... thanks 
And please no smart butt answers... i know how some of you can be !!
They should have a hole where you can inflate/deflate them. Try deflating them for storage and fold them up really tight. Shouldn't be too much of a problem.