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Miniature train space seen from the other side, at the Transportation Museum.
The Transportation Museum will close on May 14, 2006 and reopen in Saitama city on October 14, 2007.
The color lightens as the flower opens more each day. The plant was originally from a 1 1/2 inch diameter pot.
seen in a lot of islamic books, these paintings are done to exquisite detail and are quite vivid and beautiful
The standard length is about 2 metres and that has 8 flags on it. You can find it to buy here : www.etsy.com/listing/84977275/miniature-felt-bunting
Andrew Smith made these shoes as a self-portrait as an entry for a competition for Norwich Fringe Festival at the Bally Shoe Factory in Norwich in 2003 when there was a 'Self-portrait in a shoebox' competition. His entry wasn't chosen as a winner because the judges thought they were too 'professional' and he must have had help.
Anyway, they were modelled on a pair of Italian shoes that he had bought in a little shop in Soho, London and the boxes nested like Matrioska dolls. You can see the real shoes in some of the shots
We had a visit to the Morris Museum this weekend, where they had a special Lego exhibit on. The creations were astonishing! We were also thrilled by the dollhouse exhibit and delighted by the miniature scenes.
A tiny, miniature bridge. Actually a normal footbridge, but tilt-shift effects are cool.
From the Leonard Buck Gardens in Far Hills, New Jersey, USA.
My Mom and I stumbled upon these miniature horses out in the Texas hill country.
These two miniature horses were scratching each others' back. It was an interesting display of interaction. When one stopped, the other stopped. When one started, the other started back scratching. Animals are amazing.
Not a miniature I'm remotely happy with, but I've uploaded it for completeness. I'm not too keen on these plastic figures; the heads mount too low, the features are too angular and they're too bulky for a goblin in my opinion. Plus, it's very easy to pose them in a way that leaves hard to paint nooks and crannies. They don't seem "special" either, and lack charm and character. Plastic might be a godsend to people with an army to build, but for someone who's a painter only metal minis are better.
This is a three piece compass necklace I made for Kim for Christmas 2011. Remove the cork and pin. Fill the necklace with water and put the cork in. The metal is magnetized and should point toward the center/top of the necklace.
May she never lose her way home.
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Unknown miniature railway loco found behind the South Devon Railway shed at Buckfastleigh in August 2000 or 2001 - anyone know what it was or is?