Patients with psychosis can have cutaneous delusions — a belief that their skin is infested with, say, parasites, or crawling ants, or laced with tiny bits of fibreglass.
Kayaks for slalom and wild-water racing are quite short and made of fibreglass.
The piano, in tatters, would be sculpted out of fibreglass, plastic, and wood.
Viewed from the side, its occupants sit within a fragile eggshell of fibreglass.
All that's needed is a set of fibreglass swivel chairs.
This extra set of cords, called a belt, is typically made of fibreglass.
The enigmatic title is just the brand of fibreglass it was painted on.
Things get weirder in the last gallery, which contains an army of fibreglass females, their expressions glazed and compliant.
They are typically made of fibreglass, powered by a 300/350hp diesel engine and manned by a crew of four.
They effortlessly coupled new technologies of fibreglass and aluminium with the arts-and-crafts spirit of William Morris.
An enormous, naked, crouching woman (she's called Claudia), made of fibreglass, with enormous hanging bosoms, forms its centrepiece.
