Wallace and Gromit on the 'Breakfast Set' with the hand of an animator. Nick Park's sets recreate the world of Wallace and Gromit in painstaking detail. Even the lettering, for example on a post box that will not be seen on the film will be drawn in. Created as part (all) of his degree and consuming seven years of his life before its completion 'A Grand day out', the original Wallace and Gromit production, gives some indication of the passion Nick Park has for his two-plasticene creations. The budget for that movie was ��11 000, with the star Peter Sallis offered ��50 to do the voice of Wallace, but even now, two Oscars later, with a team of 240 animators and a thirty million budget Park is still as close as ever to his animated friends, referring to them as his babies and claiming he would be happy if all he ever did was Wallace and Gromit. (Photo by In Pictures Ltd./Corbis via Getty Images)
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