Egg No. 3

Easter is almost upon us so...eggs! This is for folks who like to assemble stuff with a bunch of parts. It has a couple of hundred parts. There are endless design possibilities using different colors and/or patterns. There is a PNG drawing to use for layout of colors and patterns and to determine the number of each required.In the file "Egg - Curved Facets" facets are closely spaced like the white egg and the harlequin egg in the photos. In the file "Egg - Curved Facets Wide Spacing" facets have wider gaps in between the colored portions like the blue and yellow egg in the photo. The facets in the file "Egg - Flat Facets" were printed face down on a holographic build plate. The files show twelve of each facet. A complete egg requires twelve of each of the eighteen different facets in whatever mix of colors/patterns you choose.The assembly jig is used to hold the circular components in alignment with spring clamps or clothes pins while a first few ribs are glued