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Whether or not the invention is obvious would depend on the viewpoint of someone skilled in the art of manufacturing model kits. If there is an unexpected benefit in manufacturing or assembling the models
James, You can try to draft your own patent in order to protect your ideas with little cost. Try the Canadian Intellectual Property Office's pages, which provide some tips on putting your own application
Yes, you can copyright a recipe. In that case, you are protecting the list of ingredients, however, and not any flavour effect that results from the combined list of ingredients, such as might be protectable
The expression contained in the children's book would automatically come under copyright so long as it is yours, original and new. You won't need to apply for copyright; on creation of the work copyright
If an article is made in quantities of 50 or more (such as may be the case for commercially-produced fabrics) then the aesthetic features are protected by industrial design instead of copyright. Industrial

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