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Musical Instruments close up, I chose one of my miniature guitars, Babyaxe replicas of famous guitars, this one from one of my favourite guitarists Slash.
The lazy and poor guy’s diorama :D
I lack the desire, money, skills, space and time to create a miniature diorama...
What to do? Use flickr photos as the backdrop!
This is the image I found... apparently it is actually in the Whampoa Garden (a private housing estate) neighbouhood in Kowloon, Hong Kong.
www.flickr.com/photos/ahkitj/81554108/in/faves-18378305@N00/
Laugh out loud. Am I ever cheap and lazy?!
Model:
Cars Workshop product ID 92506
Depicting Dennis Dragon 3-axle, 9.9 meter double-decker in OO (1/76 scale)
I just keep buying random stuff I run across. I don't need any of it, I'm not even sure I want any of it, I just see it & buy it LOL Anyway, here's a bunch of stuff I bought.
I received these super cute miniatures from ludmilateles last November. Except those made of plastic, they've been all handmade by her. Thank you, Ludmila, for dedicating your time and patience! I loved the pieces and I have plans for each one of them (and I've already used some in recent photos). ^^
Just a walk in the park
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Monthly Scavenger Hunt - August 2012 - #16 - A Walk in the Park
They measure at about 1.3cm in diameter.
Miniature penguin macarons handsculpted by me in 1/3 scale, fits BJD dolls of SD-sized or MSD-sized.
blogged at www.aiclay.com/2011/12/squawk-penguin-macarons.html
a fine Indian miniature painting.
I purchased this last september in jaipur.
These paintings are often painted on the pages from old books that have ink hand writing. The paper is handmade, and super smooth ... a prefect painting surface for gouache.
So cute. The lids are removable, but they don't really stay on to begin with, it's more like they just lay on top. The widest one is about 1 1/2 inches long, & the smallest is about 1/2 inch.
Milwaukee Art Museum as seen through a tilt-shift lens.
randy-scherkenbach.artistwebsites.com/featured/miniature-...
Miniature model of the Coney Island Cyclone roller-coaster by Paul Busse and the Applied Imagination team at the New York Botanical Garden (NYBG) Holiday Train Show in Bronx, New York (NY), United States (USA). #bronx #newyork #usa #sculptures
These roses are outside the Rose Festival offices in downtown Portland. They're the first ones to bloom of the myriad roses planted there.
Miniature macarons in the plastic box in the background. I've been fascinated by them since I read about miniatures on Carol's blog (Paris Breakfasts).
ScotRail 43182 roars out of Arbroath past the now closed Kerr's Miniature Railway, leading the 1T26 Aberdeen to Glasgow QS service.
Details of where items in this room were purchased are on this blogpost: modernminihouses.blogspot.com/2011/10/reading-rooms.html
Miniatures
Cape Dwarf Gecko in a bonsai tree
The underside of their tail has adhesive lamellae, allowing it to act like a fifth limb for climbing.When threatened, they can drop their tail to escape predators. The tail regrows, but temporarily affects their climbing ability due to loss of balance and adhesion.