(7) first prototype

 Behold the first part of the prototype. This version was going great until the exacto-knife sliced through a ruler that my left hand was holding. 




Okay, this versions better. It was cut using a laser cutter. 





This is a small simple crucifix, but it works for this assignment since it needed to get done in less than 48 hours. The only struggle with this assignment was the glue, the tabs just wouldn't stay glued, Jesus is fragile 




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