After that, I drilled a round hole in the gap between the front and back handles with the assistance of Mrs Douglas. Then I take a large coping saw from the PREP workshop to cut a hole in the shape of my design. I was able to cut through the middle without harming the outside construction by removing the blade and inserting it within the hole. Now I acquired all the main shapes of my design, subsequently, I use medium sandpaper to smooth the surface of the foam and make a curve edge of the handle. Mrs Douglas will assist me in cutting it down by roughly 2.5 cm due to its thickness then I glue it together again. I also cut the body part of the model so I can treat the shape differently than the base.

Toward the end of this assessment, I work extremely hard under duress in order to complete this assignment on time. I realised I only had two classes to paint my entire piece, so I started painting right away, skipping the process of applying the first white acrylic paint, which cost me a lot of money. In the end, I did my best to paint all of the portions. I have no issues with grey and black paint, which comes out to be quite good with only one application; nevertheless, yellow paint does not work well with blue foam. It's clear that I need three layers of paint for the yellow region, so I let it dry and will return to work on it in the next lesson. I then work very hard on the following lesson, painting the second layer of existing paint, but the issue is the detail that has yet to be painted. As the third coat, I attempted to cover all unpainted areas of my work with extra paint. I work during my morning break but am still unable to complete the painting process.