The balloon has been popped and removed. We now have all these little sticks stuck on here to hold this one piece in place. And we're ready now to start some of the plaster of Paris Phil work. We're going to do this piece first because it's structural. It will help hold this on. I'm going to fill that. What I'm going to do is I'm going to put a little backing on that. Probably just it's a small piece. So probably just tape. I'll tape that up and then I'll plaster fill that and we'll very carefully. We'll get to some of these other sections. I'll probably use a balloon again. Right across just like that. Just a little piece of tape. I don't want to just go white because it's just too bright. So I'm going to bring it down a little bit. I'm just going to add a little pigment to this. I don't believe in painting them. I see people paint these out. Unless you're really, really good. You're not going to be happy with the result. You have to be a really, really good artist to paint these out and make a match. And then again, you want to be able to tell what is new and what is not. So I don't believe in painting them. I don't like just a white plaster look though. It's just too bright. Just a little bit. Just a ton of that. See that's not bad. It's not darker. Yeah. I'm going to go with a dry brush initially just to place it. Alright piece of Loki Rol第二 tone. Just a little bit. Still only a little bit more yo next bit here Here we have the Happy to see you!