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World's Smallest Micro-Sculptures
Micro Commonwealth athletes created by Wolverhampton's Willard Wigan | Express & Star
Sculpture Wigan's microscopic royal wedding tribute - BBC News
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Willard Wigan's amazing micro art - Madiba. These artworks are breathtaking and so small. He makes them with grains of sand and … | Willard wigan, Wigan, Miniatures
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Artist Willard Wigan creates micro-sculptures that fit in the eye of a needle
World's Smallest Micro-Sculptures
Size Matters: 3-Micron Gold Motorcycle Sculpture inside a Hair Stubble by Willard Wigan - autoevolution
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Willard Wigan : The Eye of a Needle
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