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Step 10Adding the Bottom Panel
The game's bottom panel provides backing for your patient's operation sites. It is wrapped in foil, so that it can conduct electricity to other components in the game's circuit.
1. Cut out your bottom panel, making it about 4 inches shorter than your top panel.
2. Wrap your bottom panel in a smooth layer of aluminum foil, as shown in Figure. Tape the foil in place, if necessary.
3. Test fit your bottom panel to make sure that it provides backing for all of your patient's operation openings, as shown in Figure.
NOTE: The bottom panel should also be visible in the hole for the battery lead, but not reach as high as the patient's nose.
4. Glue the top panel to the bottom panel, as shown in Figure.
1. Cut out your bottom panel, making it about 4 inches shorter than your top panel.
2. Wrap your bottom panel in a smooth layer of aluminum foil, as shown in Figure. Tape the foil in place, if necessary.
3. Test fit your bottom panel to make sure that it provides backing for all of your patient's operation openings, as shown in Figure.
NOTE: The bottom panel should also be visible in the hole for the battery lead, but not reach as high as the patient's nose.
4. Glue the top panel to the bottom panel, as shown in Figure.
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