Scott Weaver created this sculpture over thirty plus years entirely out of toothpicks.
The sculpture's first public appearance was at the 2008 Sonoma County Fair where it received the award for Best Of Show. It also became one of the most popular and talked about features of the entire fair.
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My God...how Good.....how can there be Humans like Scott Weaver on the same planet as someone that is harming another life at this very second...he gives me hope......
This is excellent workmanship and patience. My dad was like Scott---he built toothpick carnivals all his life. You can see them here on YouTube channel jburkezz and also if you search on Google using keywords toothpick carnivals.
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