#miniatureworld

[gbbooknook]

A dwarven hall of Moria hidden between books

Handcrafted Moria book nook inspired by the great halls of Khazad-dûm from The Lord of the Rings.

Massive stone columns, deep shadows and ancient dwarven architecture recreate the atmosphere of the legendary underground kingdom beneath the Misty Mountains.

Placed between books, the scene reveals a hidden dwarven hall inside the bookshelf.

[tiktaali]

[fayannetbuzz]

Miniature Green Paradise – Nature Meets Architecture

Step into a world where nature and design blend perfectly. This stunning artwork showcases a miniature landscape featuring traditional Asian architecture surrounded by giant green leaves, creating a serene and magical environment. Perfect for lovers of eco-friendly design and artistic imagination.

[maadhucreatives]

🎥 Custom EPS Room Model: Built to Your Specs | Maadhu Creatives

We brought our client's vision to life with this custom-sized EPS room model: 279mm × 263mm × 368mm. From concept to creation, we turn your ideas into reality! 💡✨

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Connect with Us: 📞 Contact Number: [phone] 📧 Email: [email protected] 🌐 Website: maadhucreatives.com

[cringecasket]

Polly Pocket Jewelry Box Play-Set 1989

[ilfirinart]

Project Log: Handcrafted Coniferous Trees PHASE: The Sketch, the Plan, and the Materials

This project is something I’ve been planning for a while for two reasons:

Trees seem like a difficult type of terrain to scratch-build, so I wanted to see if I could manage it. At the same time, I hope conifers will be a bit easier to make than leafy trees.

My first ever army in Middle-earth SBG (about 20 years ago!) was High Elves, and I think they’ve been waiting long enough for a forest to fight in.

So this will be a set of tall coniferous trees — designed to add verticality and bring a forest atmosphere to my terrain builds. But before jumping into glue and foliage, I wanted to pause and map things out properly.

Starting with a sketch I always begin with a sketch to figure out proportions. In this case, the key factor was the height — I needed trees tall enough to be imposing, but still short enough to fit into the storage cabinet I use. That meant doing some measuring before drawing! The sketch helps me stay consistent and test ideas without wasting materials.

Materials I’ll be using You’ll find the full list in the image above — these are the supplies I’ve gathered for the base, structure, and foliage.

This is my first attempt at conifers, so it’s going to be a try & learn as you go kind of process — but I’m excited to see how these trees will grow on my craft table, and to finally give my Elves some proper surroundings!

Follow for updates – next phase: trunks and structure!

[underumbrelland]

While the world is at war, who will win, good or evil, choose a little friend, because I have a 10% sale, I invite you to the Etsy store.

These unicorns in the video are still in progress, I'm trying to cope with my mental and physical illnesses and finish them 💪🏻🙂

[acanofproblems]

The hand of death is bound to take us, but until the day it reaches out for us, it leaves us alone.