Showing posts with label April Scott. Show all posts
Showing posts with label April Scott. Show all posts

Sunday, January 13, 2013

April Scott Autograph Card

Time for a bit of a break from the hockey with another model / actress card, this time from April Scott, holding a pink baseball. I'm sure she'd get in the Hall Of Fame ahead of Sammy Sosa and Barry Bonds...

This card is from Benchwarmer's 2012 National set, signed in black sharpie, manufactured at only 99 cases (12 boxes per case, 10 cards per box) for the 2012 National Sports Collectors' Convention held in Baltimore.

The picture on the front is very tasteful, and it's the picture on the back, surprisingly, that is the most sexy/sexual. I guess I've become an April Scott collector over the years, so I won't complain.

Wednesday, November 3, 2010

3 April Scott Autograph Cards


Some people can't do one thing right while others excel in more than one field - but who ever said Life was fair? April Scott, who I knew of as an actress and model is now in the process of recording a country album, and has just released her first single and video, which you can watch on her website.

I reviewed her movie The Dukes Of Hazzard: The Beginning here, somewhat unfavourably, and she also plays in I Do... I Did, Nite Tales: The Movie, Nite Tales 2, Living Will... and The Penthouse. She has also appeared on Entourage and been in two seasons of Deal Or No Deal as a briefcase hottie.

But what I like the most are her early credits: in 2003, she played in an episode each of The Shield and CSI: Miami where she played, respectively, 'Trish'' (no last name) and ''Tess Kimball''; however, in 2004, a CSI: Miami video game was released, in which she played... ''Trish Kimball''. Tess' sister - or a junior staffer just got high and inadvertently skimmed through imdb too quickly? We might never know for sure...

What we do know, however, is that she's a recent addition to the Benchwarmer card stable, and from the very first year where they featured her, they went all-out in including limited edition insert cards of her, which they don't do for all models. In this instance, I have three (yes, count them, 3!) of April's Halloween Autograph sub-set cards from the 2010 Benchwarmer Vault collection (cards #VH 2 of 16), all certified on the back of the card as having an authentic autograph - and you can tell they're all from the same person's same session, too.