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The Original Miniature Painting , Islamabad Museum, Pakistan. Photography by Amir Taj of Khanabadosh Research & Exploration Society , Courtesy DOAM & Khanabadosh.
equipment used: Canon DSLR
1:12 scale dollhouse miniature savoury foods handmade by Caroline of Hummingbird Miniatures.
Images copyright of Hummingbird Miniatures 2010-2014
I found a few of the new collector's packs, so the new stuff is coming out. I bought 2 from the Mrs Fields store, & 1 from the Sketchers store. I almost bought the Mrs Fields store, I had it in my hand & was walking around with it, but I changed my mind at the last minuter. I may still end up with it :-) Everything has stickers you have to put on, including the sneakers. which are supposed to fit the MiWorld dolls, but I don't have any so I can't tell how well they fit.
You can pretty much ignore these pics...I'm playing with photoshop, and tried the Tilt Shift fake editing (making real life scenes/objects looking miniature) for the first time ^_^
I just got my Gargantuan Black Dragon today, so I thought it would be neat to line up all the dragons of differente sizes for a comparison.
1:12 scale dollhouse miniature pastries handmade by Caroline of Hummingbird Miniatures.
Images copyright of Hummingbird Miniatures 2010-2014
This 9.5" gauge line opened at Clevedon in 1952 using this Bassett Lowke 4-4-2 which had previously saw use at Cleethorpes. It was later joined by a petrol loco built by the railway's owner Mr Chivers, who took over operation of the line in 1959.
In 1976 a 'Rio Grande 2-8-0 petrol loco arrived from Severn Lamb and all the other equipment was sold off. In 2013 the line was regauged to 15" with a new battery-electric loco and still operates today.
Check out my other miniature railway pics on Flickr:
www.flickr.com/photos/trainsandstuff/collections/72157625...
Miniature Schnauzer meets miniature Schnauzer.
Was it love at first sight? No, he was probably put off by the fact she had a beard. A pretty dirty one too.
Entry-level tinplate clockwork toy, introduced in 1922. I am guessing that this is another Bing product, made in Germany. The famous Gamage’s store in Holborn, London may well have retailed this train set, likewise Bassett-Lowke which also had a Holborn shop. The artwork on the box shows a respectable middle-class father having fun with his well-scrubbed children. After World War I, Meccano Ltd. entered the market with its own O-Gauge clockwork trains.
Today, Kitsune set up some of her and her sisters miniature collection to play with. Aren't they just the cutest?
We were very happy to be surprised by the Cornwall Bonsai Society having an exhibition! The exhibits were stunning!
miniature print of photo taken and edited by me, it is Quranic verse which was written with plasticine clay by my brother mohamed and was arranged and hanged on the wall by me, for original photo visit:
www.flickr.com/photos/hagaralgammal/1868802444/in/album-7...