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To create a simplified cardboard model of the London Bridge, you'll need to plan out the measurements based on a scaled-down version. Here’s a guide with example dimensions for a tabletop-sized model. You can adjust these based on the actual size you want. Here’s a basic plan: ### Materials Needed: - Cardboard sheets - Ruler - Pencil - Scissors or a craft knife - Glue or tape - Paints or markers for decoration ### Basic Measurements (Example Scale: 1:200) **1. Main Bridge Deck:** - Length: 80 cm - Width: 15 cm **2. Bridge Towers (2 Pieces):** - Height: 25 cm - Width: 10 cm - Depth: 10 cm **3. Suspender Cables:** - Length: 20 cm (each) **4. Bridge Supports (2 Pieces):** - Height: 10 cm - Width: 15 cm - Depth: 5 cm **5. Road Surface:** - Length: 80 cm - Width: 10 cm **6. Side Rails (2 Pieces):** - Length: 80 cm - Height: 2 cm **7. Bridge Piers (2 Pieces):** - Length: 12 cm - Width: 5 cm - Height: 10 cm **8. Decorative Elements (e.g., arches, windows):** - Arches: Cut 4 pieces, each 8 cm wide and 10 cm tall, with an arch shape at the top. - Windows: Cut multiple small rectangles (1 cm x 2 cm) for windows. ### Step-by-Step Construction: 1. **Cutting the Main Bridge Deck:** - Measure and cut out a piece of cardboard that is 80 cm long and 15 cm wide for the main bridge deck. 2. **Creating the Towers:** - Cut 4 pieces of cardboard, each 25 cm high, 10 cm wide, and 10 cm deep. - Assemble them into two rectangular tower shapes. 3. **Attaching the Towers to the Deck:** - Glue or tape the towers onto the deck, ensuring they are evenly spaced and securely attached. 4. **Adding the Bridge Supports:** - Cut out two supports, each 10 cm high, 15 cm wide, and 5 cm deep. - Attach these under the bridge deck at the base of each tower. 5. **Suspender Cables:** - Cut the cables from cardboard or use string, each 20 cm long. - Attach one end to the top of each tower and the other end to the bridge deck. 6. **Road Surface:** - Cut out a piece 80 cm long and 10 cm wide for the road. - Attach it to the top of the bridge deck. 7. **Side Rails:** - Cut two strips of cardboard, each 80 cm long and 2 cm high. - Attach these along the edges of the road surface. 8. **Bridge Piers:** - Cut out two pieces, each 12 cm long, 5 cm wide, and 10 cm high. - Place them under the ends of the bridge deck to act as piers. 9. **Decorative Elements:** - Cut out the arches and windows. - Attach them to the towers and other parts of the bridge for added detail. 10. **Final Touches:** - Paint or decorate the bridge to resemble the real London Bridge, adding details like windows, brick patterns, and other architectural features. This simple model will help you understand the basic structure of the London Bridge. You can adjust the dimensions and details based on your specific requirements and available materials.

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