"Let's Make a Deal" is a television game show which originated in the United States in 1963 and has since been produced in many countries throughout the world. “Let’s Make a Deal” is hosted by comedian and entertainer Wayne Brady and has been consistently ranked...
Big Statues was approached by the museum to create multiple statues of individuals who played large influential roles in the growth and development of the Auburn Automobile Company and Duesenberg, Inc. Alan Leamy is the fourth statue and Robert S. Wiley is the fifth statue...
On Wednesday, August 24th, 2016, the Rainbow Bar and Grill was filled to capacity as friends, fans, and associates abroad came to honor and respect the great Lemmy Kilmister. Lemmy was an English musician, singer and songwriter who founded and fronted the rock band Motörhead....
Most know Franklin Delano Roosevelt as FDR, the man who led American's through one of the most difficult times most can remember. FDR was the great strength of America through the Great Depression. He created the New Deal, a program of relief, recovery, and reform,...
After quite a few years, the Provo Library has asked Big Statues to work on another bronze statue for the Library grounds. The previous statue that Big Statues created was of Brigham Young, a prominent figure for the state of Utah. The statue can be...
Hanlontown owes it beginning to the building of the Iowa Minnesota and North Western Railroad. This rail line is now part of the Union Pacific system. Fourteen town sites were laid out along the line with Hanlontown being one of them. The plat for Hanlontown...
As the NBA final games are quickly heating up we thought we'd reminisce on some of the best NBA statues every made. Starting with...
Tommy Morrison had an incredible boxing record of 48-3-1 with 42 knockouts. The highlight of his career being in 1993 after defeating George Forman and winning the WBO heavyweight title. Morrison was also casted in Rocky V as Tommy Gunn where he became friends with...
Could any upcoming big bronze statues possibly be more deserving than that planned at Dodger Stadium to commemorate the life and achievements of one of the true baseball greats? We are, of course, referring to Jackie Robinson, who on April 15, 1947, broke the game's...