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Old 12-04-2021, 02:17 PM
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H. moley!!!! You have achieved photo realism!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Been busy since my last post! Here are some of my recent completions:

1968 Topps Johnny Bench/Ron Tompkins:



1914/15 Cracker Jack Walter Johnson:



1952 Bowman Willie Mays:



2013 Allen & Ginter Framed Mini Autograph Pele:







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Wow, Tim, that Pele is insane! How big is it? The individual letters cut out for the "Topps Certified Autograph" line are nuts.



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Thank you! The Pele measures 20" x 28". Those letters in the "Topps Certified Autograph" line are just 1/4" tall. Parts like that always test my patience!
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Tim, wonderful work. You nailed the CJ Jackson. Always been curious, do you use a laser to make such exacting and small cuts?
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Tim, wonderful work. You nailed the CJ Jackson. Always been curious, do you use a laser to make such exacting and small cuts?
Thank you! I use 100% XActo knife and scissors.
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Thank you! The Pele measures 20" x 28". Those letters in the "Topps Certified Autograph" line are just 1/4" tall. Parts like that always test my patience!
I am even more impressed by reproducing the slight streakiness that a Sharpie signature can create. Unbelievable.
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My last few pieces:

E90-1 American Caramel Joe Jackson



Dick Butkus takes on the Packers



1933 Sport Kings Howie Morenz



and my latest....every Topps 5 cent baseball pack from 1952-1959 (these will hang in PSA's office in NYC):
















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Tim they are fantastic, the Topps packs are sweet
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This does not seem possible, just incredible work! Congrats on your great skill. Love to know if any of these go to auction.
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Extraordinary work, Tim! I am looking forward to your next piece.
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Really enjoy seeing all of these - thanks
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