The 3D graphic on the right shows a fence from the Dublin Horse Show - Leaving Cert DCG - Question B-3 - 2016

Illustrate the outline of the fence, noting its dimensions as presented in the figure. Make sure to include proper alignment with the piers in the plan view.

Construct the elevation view of the piers, ensuring the height and width are correct to the scales indicated. Pay close attention to the height measurement, predicting the proper thickness and tapering as per the representation.

Create the elevation for the fence, maintaining consistency with the plan. Ensure to reflect the same taper and side dimensions seen in the 3D view.

Make projections of key points from the left-hand side of the plan view to help illustrate how the components interact in 3D space.

Identify and mark the projected points on the left-hand side in the elevation view corresponding to the plan drawing for accuracy.

Finalize the left-hand side elevation view by incorporating the heights determined from the plan, ensuring all points align as intended.

Execute similar projection techniques from the right-hand side of the plan to the corresponding elevation, following the same consistency.

Identify and pinpoint the necessary points from the right-hand side plan onto the elevation view for a comprehensive illustration.

Complete the right-hand side elevation, ensuring that the projections align with previously noted points and reflect both views accurately.

Accurately transpose the widths outlined in the plan to the end view, maintaining the scale and proportions as indicated.

Carry over height measurements from the elevations to correlate with the established plans, ensuring continuity across the views.

Illustrate the end view by considering both the front and side dimensions of the piers, this should reflect the complete structure.

Finalize the end view by integrating all elements learned from the plan and elevation to produce a cohesive 3D representation.