First, cut a strip 10mm wide from one end of the foil. Set aside for use later. Take the plastic two part ball, the aluminium foil and a pair of scissors. A good craft knife may also be useful.
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Cut the aluminium foil into strips roughly 10mm wide
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Start at the top of the ball and stick a strip of aluminium foil down to the large hole. Ensure the foil goes all of the way around the hole.
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Using another strip continue the foil around the ball.
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Continue to add strips around the ball, smoothing the creases out with your fingernail as you go.
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Use shorter pieces of foil to cover the segments that are left.
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When the ball is completely covered score around the break in the ball, cut through the foil and carefully prise open.
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place a single strip of foil from the outside of the top of the ball around the inside of the ball, to give a strip connecting the inside to the outside.
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Smooth out any creases or bumps with your fingernail and ensure the two halves join neatly back together.
Your VDG dome is complete