I need a little help deciding what to do with this. Vote at the top and decide Hank's fate. I'll post the final result of your choice on Thursday evening. If you have a better idea, post it in the comments.
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Audience Participation time
I got a package from Mark at Stats on the Back last week. I haven't posted a trade package in a month but I need some input on this one. Included amongst the awesomery of the package was a 1986 Donruss Hank Aaron Puzzle:
I need a little help deciding what to do with this. Vote at the top and decide Hank's fate. I'll post the final result of your choice on Thursday evening. If you have a better idea, post it in the comments.
I need a little help deciding what to do with this. Vote at the top and decide Hank's fate. I'll post the final result of your choice on Thursday evening. If you have a better idea, post it in the comments.
7 comments:
Only if you had two puzzles...there wouldn't be an arugument. For my vote, I say leave it as is, no punch outs.
Punch it out. Assemble. Decopauge.
With a nice macramé border.
Word Verification: hootizin
Punch and posterize? True baseball card collector man cave material here.
My rule of thumb on Donruss puzzles was only to break the pieces only if I had duplicates. It a rule I have followed to this very day.
Punch it out. Build it. I'm not crafty, but do whatever people do who makes their puzzles stick together permanently.
Hang it high on a wall where it can look down as you burn every Barry Bonds card you can find.
Video said Bondsfire and post on Youtube for all the world to enjoy.
Like pretty much everyone else said, build it AND frame it.
It's The Hammer, for crying out loud. He deserves to be displayed and celebrated, not stuffed in a box.
Assemble & frame.
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