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Handmade by me out of polymer clay in 1:12 scale
[3,5x2 cm]
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These are most of my painted miniatures on display in my apartment finally. This picture is out of date and never had all my painted miniatures in it to begin with. I need a fourth display case
The Nefertiti bust is one of the most beautiful sculptures ever made. This is a 6" resin mass produced version. It was finished in silver and bronze so I just had to paint it. It's half done - I still have to weather it, so this is the clean version. I thought I should take some shots before I ruined it :)
Here's a great shot of the real thing!
flickr.com/photos/miho95ab/457588194/
If anyone knows of a more accurate, affordable version, please let me know!!!
Doesn't it really look like a miniature set!!!!???? Look at it larger if you want to see the full effect. It's so cool!!!
Been looking at the tilt shift technique groups lately. Could NEVER afford to buy one of these specialty cameras, so I found a blog that showed the technique. Cool look!!!
This gun has a percussion lock of the era (circa 1825 - 1845) The stock is highly figured pear. All metal parts are blackened to simulate iron.
This is my summer series of miniature mushrooms. Not sure yet how many I will make of these, but a few more :)
Don't the neon colors remind you of summer?!
November 28, 2018 - LED lights on a miniature Christmas tree my wife and I have on a bookshelf in our living room.
This group of mini goblets were made from various wood - purpleheart, walnut, cocobolo, cherry, mahogany.
pic from: www.flickr.com/photos/leiss/409354586/
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miniature effect by "TiltShiftMaker",
fantastic web-software:- tiltshiftmaker.com/ , thanks !
I was playing with the miniature effect on my camera which makes scenes look as though they are small models rather than real people/objects.
A rainbow layered pastry, known as lapis sagu or kueh lapis. A traditional favourite in the South-east Asia. :)
This treat brings back waves of childhood memories, of me peeling the layers off neatly and rolling them up before popping it in my mouth.
Traditionally, the top layer is always red, although I have yet to discover why.
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A rainbow layered pastry, known as lapis sagu or kueh lapis. A traditional favourite in the South-east Asia. :)
This treat brings back waves of childhood memories, of me peeling the layers off neatly and rolling them up before popping it in my mouth.
Traditionally, the top layer is always red, although I have yet to discover why.
Available in the store. (check my profile!)
LOTR miniature: as Saruman is the wizard of many colours (white broken into its constituents like light by a prism) I actually used every primary colour in layers upon layers of dry brushing going from purple to yellow and finally finishing with a heavier bone white drybrush. Skin had a wash of ogryn flesh over the white dry brushing and the cloak a thinned Badab black wash. Just some specific highlighting finished it off with mostly watered down white.
Miniature Lobster Cage (1inch dollhouse scale)
2 1/2" long - 1 1/4" high - 1 3/4" deep
Made of wood, brass nails, grayish in color for that weathered-look, leather straps for hinges so that the top will open and a turn-button to secure it in place.
This cage is what lobstermen used to store their lobsters in until they sold (locked under the dock!)
This is one of the smallest bone models in the Museum's collection. Unlike the bigger models, whose hulls are normally made of wood covered with strips of bone, here the hull was fashioned entirely from a single piece of bone.
John treats us to a weathering tutorial.
Meetup for the London group of Platoon Britannica miniature painting community, at Dark Sphere.