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3" tall hand knitted mouse character base on the Brambly Hedge series of childrens books written by Jill Barklem.
Miniature Table made from cardboard and miniature candlesticks made from beads and cocktail sticks and then painted white.
These where made to go inside a WW2 Air Raid Shelter made for a School Project.
Outside looking in
Originally built by my father and mother in law and given to me. I have re-painted and added many new things. Scale is 1:12. One inch equals one foot. More pics to follow (gradually) of the other rooms and the exterior, which has an attached greenhouse. My mother in law called the greenhouse Cathy's Flower Shop.
Inaugural Concert for Obama at the national Mall in DC. A first attempt at using tiltshiftmaker.com to create the awesome fake
miniature effect: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miniature_faking
Cheeseburger, falafel, and italiano flatbread sammie are made with Sculpey polymer clay by me.
Photographer = Professor Robert Meyers
A miniature shoe rack and cabinet. Made out of thin cardboard. Shoe rack assembled with glue and white paint. Cabinet assembled with glue, white paint and a wooden print. On a scale of 1:16. Fits in a Lundby dollhouse.
I love these crispy sfogliatelle filled with ricotta cheese! You can also find them on my neapolitan table.
1:12 scale
Handmade by MiniAcquoline with polymer clay
My modern mini scene with 3D printed items from Shapeways and also introducing my mini guinea pig, Olly!
Where To Buy - Where To Find
Table lamp - 1:24 scale floor lamp - Shapeways (anshumanbhatia)
Wallet tray - 1:24 scale bread crate - Shapeways (anshumanbhatia)
Blue box - 1:12 scale soda crate - Shapeways (anshumanbhatia)
``fairy garden chair`- Ebay
Guinea pig - Handmade By November
Echeveria - The Miniature Garden
Wicker Basket kit - IGMA Barbara Richmond
Palm Fronds - JMG Miniatures
A friend and I were chatting before the holidays and he was wondering why I did not post more pieces from my camera collection, so ...
This is a Falcon Miniature (if you haven't already guessed). The Miniature (c.1938) was a cheap Argus A clone that took 127 film. It had two shutter settings - instant and time - and that was as adjustable as it got. Still a cheap camera - McKeown lists the current value at between $1-10. I paid $5 at a recent camera show.
This little rug is 5.5 inches long and 3.25 inches wide. It was completely hand stitched by Barb Heinz in the early 1980’s. She used very tiny stitches with cotton floss and finished it with fringe on the ends and a felt backing.
Miniature Rose #02, Originally posted on October 19th, Changed color space from PhotoPro to sRGB and color corrections applied.
Photograph by Harold Hingle
Every year Santa Claus gives presents to kids and adults. But has he ever received any present himself? The Tyran of Cardboardia has made up his mind to make Santa Claus happy by building for him the miniature Cardboard town!!! This town was build by kids and adults, who are getting presents from Ded Moroz, to pay the tribute and made the construction of the most amazing gift for the most generous personage in the world!
Игрушечный Картонный Город мы построили за январские праздники вместе с детьми и взрослыми. Это подарок для Деда Мороза от Тирана и других Персонажей Картонии, а также всех строителей Игрушечного Картонного Города.
Спасибо за фотографии Кате Нозик и Геннадию Шингареву
Workshop "Made in Cardboardia"
+7916 6507360
tyran@kupiworkshop.com
A miniature representation of the Mohne Dam used during WW2 to test theories about how the Dam Busters could breech it. you can see the breech clearly in the centre. Located at the Buildings Research Establishment in Watford.
Day 2
A shot from my geeky side. A buddy of mine painted this for another friend. This macro shot is about as close as I could get. Dave does amazing detail.
Reaper Miniature (ugh, finding individual miniatures on their site is NOT fun)