Steven6095
SGF, Supreme Grumble Framer
Hi. This is a project that I completed recently.
John Buck (Kansas City’s catcher) game used mask from his rookie season.
Box also includes a South Atlantic game used ball (John’s minor league) – just for decoration and two rookie cards.
Cards are slightly raised over the grass just to give some dimension to the right side of the box.
Acyclic is from Lois at Superior.
Frame is a standard Vermont Hardwoods moulding with the back edge routered to round off the back. Frame is also, northern white ash, same wood as most of the baseball bats
Grass is from SynLawn and looks amazing. Very realistic!
Cost: Well it was my personal project so I dont know how much it would have cost. Have not even bothered to figure it. I just wanted something nice at a resonable price
Sorry the pictures could not be better. Acrylic boxes seem to be a challenge to photograph.
..and of course it looks a lot better in person.
Alos, the photos make the box appear much larger than it is. The top of the mask is only about 1/4 in away from the acrylic.
Comments? Questions?
Thanks
Steven
John Buck (Kansas City’s catcher) game used mask from his rookie season.
Box also includes a South Atlantic game used ball (John’s minor league) – just for decoration and two rookie cards.
Cards are slightly raised over the grass just to give some dimension to the right side of the box.
Acyclic is from Lois at Superior.
Frame is a standard Vermont Hardwoods moulding with the back edge routered to round off the back. Frame is also, northern white ash, same wood as most of the baseball bats
Grass is from SynLawn and looks amazing. Very realistic!




Cost: Well it was my personal project so I dont know how much it would have cost. Have not even bothered to figure it. I just wanted something nice at a resonable price

Sorry the pictures could not be better. Acrylic boxes seem to be a challenge to photograph.
..and of course it looks a lot better in person.
Alos, the photos make the box appear much larger than it is. The top of the mask is only about 1/4 in away from the acrylic.
Comments? Questions?
Thanks
Steven