Eternally out of reach but who you could fashion and mould into this fantasy image.

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Since last month's meeting, Doncaster and members of the SPL's strategic review group have been trying to mould proposals into something that is palatable to all.

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Their descriptions of how they intend to mould Dark Souls II into a more approachable form seem reasonable.

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Biodegradable plastic is then poured into the mould to make enough slices that can be sandwiched together using pressure and heat, to create a scaffold for a whole liver.

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Once a solid layer has formed at the top of the cauldron, the curds are cut then separated from the whey, pressed into a large mould and set to age in a high-humidity cellar.

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She eventually ducked out fearing she wouldn't fit into the civil service mould.

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Instead, you may be offered imitation bear's paw made from mutton pushed into a paw-shaped mould.

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And it tried to turn Symbian, its own operating system for smartphones, into a platform in the mould of the iPhone and Android.

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When that is finished, a wax mould will be made before molten bronze is poured into it.

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This model is then "sliced up" on the computer into horizontal layers, which can be used to make a silicon mould.

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Having finally broken the mould of Japanese politics, it is almost inconceivable that they will vote the old lot back into office.

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