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A Picture Indicating: A type of mural Decoration frequently used is known as a grisaille painting. This term refers to a picture painted in one color only. Grays and buffs are generally used for this purpose. During the Louis XVI period, grisaille paintings were very common, and the painters developed extraordinary ability in imitating low relief sculpture by indicating natural highlights and shadows as though the illumination of the picture came from the direction of the windows of the room.
2. A shot or two showing the hobbyist using the tools which are required.
3. A picture indicating the materials used.
4. A series of pictures showing, step-by-step, the fabrication or assembly of the project. These should include close-ups which reveal all the important details.
Accompanying text should include:
a Manufacturer's Markings The bars and rivets, when loaded for shipment, are to be properly separated in bundles or containers marked with the name or brand of the manufacturer, the letter indicating the grade of steel and heat number for identification.
b Bureau Markings The Bureau markings, indicating satisfactory compliance with the Rule requirements, and as furnished by the Surveyor are to be marked on the material or on each bundle or container near the marking specified in 44.17.2a. |
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