A Windsor, Ont. business, known for its creative sculptures of characters and people outside its store, has created a sculpture of CTV News Windsor’s Bob Bellacicco. MacDonald’s Auto on Eugenie Street added Bellacicco to its crew of car part sculptures, including Taylor Swift, Prince, and Darth Vader. “It’s fun for you to tell a story about how you were created as a muffler man sculpture,” said artist April Hawkes. Bellacicco’s sculpture holds a CTV News microphone and a hockey stick, an homage to Bellacicco’s love of sports. Earlier this year, the business gave late night talk show host, Jay Leno, a car part sculpture of himself. “It’s fun doing it,” said Pete Solly, MacDonald’s Automotive owner. “I love the reaction on people’s faces, I love that the community likes it, I love all the fundraisers we did, the concert series and that. We always have to keep trucking along, the little train that could.”
