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2350. Caves. Caves may be modelled readily in cork, wood, starch-paste, or cinders covered with brown paper soaked in thin glue. 2351. To Construct Caves of Cinders. Arrange the cinders, whether common or factory, in such a manner as to resemble the intended design; then cover in such parts as require it with brown paper soaked in thin glue until quite pulpy. When nearly dry, dust over with sand, powdered brick, slate, and chopped lichen or moss, from a pepper-box; touch up the various parts with either oil, water, or varnish colours; and if necessary, form your trees of wire, covered with brown paper and moss, glued on.