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Pictures: Miniature sculptures by Willard Wigan

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Tamlyn JonesBusiness Reporter

10:16, 2 JAN 2015
Updated11:34, 13 MAR 2015

Barack Obama and his family1 of 28
The world's smallest World Cup trophy2 of 28
Prince William and Kate Middleton in the eye of a needle3 of 28
Derek the Dog4 of 28
Willard Wigan inspecting what is believed to be the world's smallest ever portrait of the Queen, on a coffee bean5 of 28
The coffee bean with the portrait of the Queen6 of 28
Usain Bolt7 of 28
Willard Wigan at work8 of 28
A Chopper bike inside a speck of human stubble9 of 28
Mike Tyson10 of 28
Thinker on a pin head11 of 28
Willard Wigan with his two sculptures of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie made from lipstick12 of 28
Orchestra13 of 28
Polar bear14 of 28
House on the head of a pin15 of 28
Father Christmas16 of 28
Christmas scene17 of 28
World's smallest house18 of 28
Superman19 of 28
Lloyd's of London20 of 28
Willard Wigan with the world's smallest Oscar statue21 of 28
World's smallest Oscar statue22 of 28
Tower Bridge by Willard Wigan (Image: Pic: Newsteam)23 of 28
Nelson Mandela24 of 28
Snow White25 of 28
Mad Hatter's Tea Party26 of 28
Nine Camels27 of 28
Peter Pan28 of 28

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