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[sports-rings]

I just had this model of old Yankee stadium built for me. it's 33x41" and has LED lights that look just like the real stadium lighting.

To save room, I had the model builder build it and put it into a table and make it a cofee table using very professional thick aquarium glass.

The builder will build any existing or vintage baseball or football stadium and even make it into a table. If you are interested in getting one made, let me know and I will be happy to get you his contact information.

Mike. info@sports-rings.com

[thekingofclout]

Absolutely fantastic!

[Kawika]

Wow! That is too cool for school. Who wouldn't love that for a coffee table? I think though I'd probably have to put fish in it to placate the wife. There was a model of Comiskey at the Chicago National that impressed me enough to snap a photo. Same guy?

[sports-rings]

yes, same guy. He did a great job, I'm happy to recomend him as he totally listened to my ideas such as putting a picture of me and my son on the scoreboard and putting the time and score of the last game played at the stadium.

[baseballart]

Cool.

The owners of Nat Bailey stadium in Vancouver produced a small scale model of the stadium (6 inches or so). I have one at work, and I'll take a pic.

And IIRC Mike, don't you have Bill Buckner's 1986 ring? He'll be a guest at Nat Bailey here tonight.

[baseballart]

This one we did ourselves, making hopefully good use of an old crib

[Jay Wolt]

Wow! Both Yankee Stadium & Comiskey are off the charts

[bronxbomber609]

Here is a display i made commemorating the last game at Yankee Stadium, included is the ticket, program, and a piece of Yankee Stadium wall, along with a couple of pictures from that historic night

[Streetsideguy]

I bought these two uniforms before my boys were born. They are now 9 and 6. Did these pics last fall. I purchased some of the items to put into their shadow boxes. The gloves were my dads from the 1950's, the shoes I picked up when I was a kid at a flea market and the pennants, tickets, hats, and programs were picked off of Ebay over the years. The bat is a 1940's Mel Ott store model bat. My boys were finally the correct size to fit the uniforms and the project is now complete. I plan to give each boy his shadow box when they are older. Eveyone that comes to my house is amazed at how good the pictures are.

[baseballart]

Here's a couple different works from Jennifer, in mixed media of Mr. Koufax

[Mark]

Lots of neat stuff-- that Comiskey Park is especially cool. It really captures the look of that great old place.

[Dave4Reds]

Streetsideguy - those photos of your sons are great. Love the color.

My father-in law carved this guy for me. Its no one in particular, but I love the face.

[calvindog]

Mike, you are seriously demented -- and I love, just love, that Yankee Stadium table. Fantastic work.

[sports-rings]

why am I demented?

Here are two more custom items. I purchased two psa slabbed checks. Found two high quality color copies of paintings and had the checks framed with their psa labels showing.

[Ladder7]

Those stadiums are stellar.

Ive got to get the Fenway 'under glass' model, then get a bunch of spray painted, multi-color roaches to occupy the stands!