Problem: Article: Before you begin, you'll need to decide what changes you need to make. In most cases you'll be removing links. If the watch is only slightly loose, you'll probably want to leave it as-is. If the watch is too tight, contact Casio. They may be able to send you additional links or send you a watch with an oversize band. By centering the face of the watch on your wrist, you'll be able to see how much extra slack you have on each side. You will want the watch to be comfortable. Some slack will keep it from pinching you, but the watch will be able to move on your arm with too much slack. You can do this using a tape measure if you'd like, but estimating usually works better. For a watch that is slightly too loose you'll want to remove one link. If it is much too loose you'll need to remove two or more. You will want to get a small nail with a long tip and a high quality, precision flat head screwdriver. The head of the screwdriver will ideally be under 2mm wide. If you have a jeweler's screwdriver, it would be ideal. You may also find it helpful to work over a soft, smooth, and clean surface. A white towel or tee shirt works well.That way if you drop your nail or any of the small parts of the watch they'll be safe and easy to find.
Summary: Put your watch on. Center the watch on your wrist. Decide how many links you need to remove. Remove the watch and ready your tools.

Problem: Article: Complete your scene with the addition of miniature figurines, furniture, or models. Make sure that these items are to scale with the rest of the scene! Or, print and cut out simple photos of figures or furniture and place them throughout the scene. For a nature theme, add small toy animals or bugs to the ground or hang birds or tiny airplanes from the top with fishing line and hot glue. For an indoor scene, place a tiny table and chairs in the diorama and add small figurines for the people or characters.
Summary: Set up the miniatures, if applicable.

Problem: Article: If you want the tree to produce fruiting branches low to the ground, you can prune it to knee height and cut back the side branches to one or two buds. This will direct the tree's energy to producing low branches at the cuts you made. On the other hand, you can lop off the bottom branches if you'd prefer the tree not to have branches low to the ground. Many fruit tree growers use a diluted solution of half white latex paint, half water to paint the tree trunk to act as a sunscreen. If you live in a region with very strong sun, like the Southwestern US, using this method will protect your tree from sun damage. It's important to weed the area around the tree as it grows to protect the roots and keep the tree growing healthy and strong. Pull the weeds by hand, rather than using an herbicide. Keeping the soil constantly wet is not necessary, and can lead to the roots rotting. Let the rainwater your tree. If a week has passed with no rainfall, water it thoroughly, then let it dry out again.
Summary:
Decide how to prune. Protect the tree from sunburn. Control weeds. Don't overwater.