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Rabbi B - 3D Craft Beit Hamikdash
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Rabbi B creates a beautiful 3D picture of the Beit Hamikdash. Here is a link to the picture from google images. Just right click the Image and Save As. https://www.amazon.ca/Hamikdash-Jerusalem-Collection-Prestige-Puzzles/dp/B07SPHMRSX
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one way to be sure to remember the beta
mikdash is by having your very own
picture of a beta mcash now if you don't
have one that's no problem at all I'm
going to teach you how to make a really
special one now the first thing you're
going to need to do is go on the
computer with your IMA your Aba or a
grownup in your home and look for a nice
picture of the beta mikdash this is the
one that I found
today it is a beautiful picture and why
I like it is because there are different
layers there are different depths
meaning there are some things that are
further away in the picture and there
are other things that are closer in the
picture there's the BET mikdash over
there and some trees and it's a really
really nice picture now we're not just
going to make a regular picture of the
beta mikdash we're going to make a
3D picture of the beta mikdash 3D is a
type of picture that looks like it's
jumping out at you it has different
levels and different depths so what I
did is I printed not just one but four
pictures of the exact same picture
picture four times and I used a very
hard kind of paper called card stock
that way it's going to really work now
you'll need a few pictures of the beta
mikdash the same one and the same size
if you can get it you're also going to
need a pair of scissors please be
careful when using scissors and it's
always a good idea to ask a grown-up or
an older brother or sister to help you
cut and some double-sided tape this is a
type of a tape that's a lot thicker than
regular tape and it's sticky on both
sides and now here's what you need to do
the first thing we're going to do is
we're going to cut out parts of the
picture that we want to use now this
will be our background of the whole
picture so this one we're going to keep
whole we're not going to cut one the
second one we're going to cut out the
parts that are in the background so I
think right now these mountains in the
back so I'm going to cut out the picture
very
carefully I'm going to cut out all the
mountain parts of the picture keeping
the part that's in front of the
mountains whole and you'll understand
why in a
second now we don't need these pieces
anymore but now you see this is going to
be the next part of the picture but it's
going to be a little bit further up so
that's going to going to be our second
picture so we have so far the background
and now the next piece now the
background is going to be the part that
has the white border so we don't need
the white border on any other picture so
now we have to think what's further
ahead so it looks like the beta mikdash
is further ahead and these trees and
rocks I think are even further ahead so
what we're going to do is we're going to
do just the beta mikdash and the ramp
that goes to the Mount of Olives the
harim all the way there so here we go
we're going to cut out just the base
just the B
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mikash all right so now you might say
it's not as much but what it will be is
it will still it's we didn't cut out
very much of the picture we cut almost
the exact same as this other picture but
that's because we want the pictures to
be puffed up you're going to see when we
put them a lot higher they're going to
be a lot lot more forward a lot more
straight and a lot more 3D right they're
going to be popping out and lastly I
think the trees over here are much
closer to where this person who's
looking at this picture would be
standing the trees are much closer in
the picture than the b m Das so let's
cut out just the trees and the Big Cliff
here that will be the last part of our
picture here we
go it's a very nice picture okay so now
we have our pieces of our kind of our 3D
Puzzle almost we have the background
then we have the next the for the more
foreground even more and then even more
now right now it might look confusing
how that looks that's not going to be
our final product what we're going to do
now is going to go one piece by piece
we're going to take some double-sided
tape and we're going to tape it on the
back of the first foreground picture
foreground is the opposite of background
it's the part that's more forward not so
much in the back so I'm going to put
some tape on all the corners of this
piece just so it really pops out and
double-sided tape you can either cut
with scissors or if you're really good
you can rip it with your hands or just
pull it and it'll rip apart you don't
want any tape to be seen you want the
tape to be in the back
of the picture don't let any piece stick
out we're going to put tape on
there I think another piece of tape
right here and what I'm going to do is
I'm actually going to double up the
double-sided tape I'm going to make it
even more poppy so I'm going to put a
double piece of tape on each part so I'm
put another piece of tape on top of
there another piece of oops sorry
another piece of tape on top of here
just so the picture really pops
out all right another piece of
double-sided
tape on this
one and another piece of doublesided
tape on that one all right so now that I
have a really you see how thick how
there there's some tape on the back of
this so the tape on the back is going to
be what's going to make it pop out so
now we take our background and our first
foreground we just want to put just on
top of where the other of where the
picture really should be so there we go
and don't push too hard you just want to
make it sticky a little bit okay there
we go so now we have our first
foreground of our picture okay next we
got to find the next foreground picture
which is remember we said just the beta
mikdash now the stuff in the background
is going to be even further back so
again you're going to put the page
upside down and you're going to start
double siding double-sided taping the
picture so here I'm going to do the same
thing now you don't have to use such
long pieces you could use thin
pieces because we really really want to
make sure that it's going to pop and
really stick out so we don't have to use
such big piece the two pieces is
perfectly fine now again you're going to
put the page the picture the foreground
picture now on top of where the
background was so right on top of there
and just like that all right and last
but not least we want to put our last
page our last piece of of the trees
remember the trees are closer to us in
the picture so we want to make them
really 3D really popping
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out same idea we're going to put on top
of where it is the trees over there and
there we go now as you see it's a three
3D picture you see how it's kind of
popping out it's not exactly flat
anymore it's a 3D picture well there you
go it's our 3D beta mikdash picture try
it yourself at home ask your mommy or
daddy your imemo or ABA to help you find
a picture of the beta mikdash or
anything you want keep the background in
the back and try to keep building the
foreground until it gets really really
close well we know Tisha baav remembers
the destruction of the beamic dash and
we can always do our part to help
rebuild the beamic dush until soon you
won't have to look at a picture anymore
we'll see the real
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