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fandomhigh2023-03-22 10:53 am
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Art is For Everyone, Wednesday, March 22, 2023
Today's classroom had been set up with safety in mind--there were coveralls, eye protection, and heavy shoes for everyone. There were also sheets of metal and blowtorches.
"Today I'm going to let Tony take the lead," Steve said with a proud smile, "since this is his area of art expertise."
"It's metalwork day," Tony said cheerfully. Because, yes, this was his sort of art. "Now this can be dangerous, so Captain Rogers and I will be keeping a closer eye on you guys for it."
With that caveat, he went into the possibly too detailed explanation of the process and equipment being provided to the class.
There was the sound of banging on the door and Steve opened it to the sight of Dum-E, Tony's helper robot, wielding a fire extinguisher. "Oh no," Steve said before he could stop himself.
"And... also Dum-E to help supervise," Tony said, sighing as he just knew the flame retardant was in his future.
"Make something simple," Steve said, "like a bookend. Get a feel for the equipment and the metal. Don't burn anything or anyone."
"And the safety equipment is mandatory!" Because Tony was allowed to get burned a little, but the students weren't.
"Today I'm going to let Tony take the lead," Steve said with a proud smile, "since this is his area of art expertise."
"It's metalwork day," Tony said cheerfully. Because, yes, this was his sort of art. "Now this can be dangerous, so Captain Rogers and I will be keeping a closer eye on you guys for it."
With that caveat, he went into the possibly too detailed explanation of the process and equipment being provided to the class.
There was the sound of banging on the door and Steve opened it to the sight of Dum-E, Tony's helper robot, wielding a fire extinguisher. "Oh no," Steve said before he could stop himself.
"And... also Dum-E to help supervise," Tony said, sighing as he just knew the flame retardant was in his future.
"Make something simple," Steve said, "like a bookend. Get a feel for the equipment and the metal. Don't burn anything or anyone."
"And the safety equipment is mandatory!" Because Tony was allowed to get burned a little, but the students weren't.