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That said, seeing a note I'm familiar with makes the scale a lot easier to grasp. I notice that you often fold these so details on the money end up in significant places on the finished item, but I'd never even noticed that there were shells on ten pound notes. I had a look, and sure enough, there they are: a little line of them in the bottom left corner. Based on the size of that detail, I'd guess that the whole bulldog must be only around an inch high! Knowing that, the fiddly detail around the face seems even more impressive.