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Originally Posted by Joe_G.
Add me to the list of those that are impressed. Interesting art work. I only wish Big Dan Brouthers' N162 was as pretty as Anson & Kelly. Those two cards are in a class of their own.
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I agree....and I I may add Keefe to my future workload just to have one of the N162's on my own wall.
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Originally Posted by Paul S
Tim, great work as always. What material do you use as a canvas? Cloth, wood, plastic or...?
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Thank you! I use a sturdy foam board as my canvas. I never really have considered using any other canvas. The first one I made 6-7 years ago was made on the foam board. I realized immediately that once I affixed the cards to it - the only way they were coming off is if I used a blade to pry and scrape. I liked how durable it was, so I have never changed.
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Originally Posted by Iron Horse
Great job!
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Awesome, Ruben - great to hear from you!
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Originally Posted by z28jd
Love the work you do and honestly, anything that takes some cards from that era out of circulation is a good thing. You do it the best way though. Hope you're busy for many years!
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Thank you! I hope so as well - it is fun meeting so many people in the hobby (in person and online), as well as hearing some of the stories that are being shared of why a particular card is so important to them.
Tim