Started off with some foam forms carved to represent the standard 'set' of Roses, sized up ten times larger. We then got hold of some heavy-grade aluminium foil, cut to enlarged sizes equivalent to the sweet wrappers; coated each with a custom metallic paint, diferent colours for each different sweet, and then applied laser-cut vinyls of the Roses logo.

The first attempt at wrapping a sweet wasn't all that good - the top one shown on this next montage - although the client loved it, we weren't happy and knew we could do better: rightly so too, as the next few pictures hopefully show quite clearly:

third pic down shows the enlarged model next to the actual-sized sweet it represents; while the fourth shows the 'pack shot' of the whole bunch put together.

the finished sweets were bolted down to a pre-sized board, which was then fitted into the enlarged Roses-box shelving-unit, shown here on site at the Cadbury's store.

- you'll also maybe have noticed the giant liqorice allsorts peeking in at the bottom corner of the top pic here - more about them later...

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more of this sort of thing, please!

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