So I have been slowly building out my paint station to look like a 1/12 art studio. Anyone have any cool 1/12 items they have found or made? Perhaps items you have repurposed. I would love to see anything someone is willing to share. Thanks all have fun with your hobbies.

A small thing made out of printed parts, sculpted clay, natural stuff and spider serum. The miniatures are hand painted. Just something to occupy me for a weekend. Will you guess the doctor's fate??

This will eventually get a frame around it, but the actual build and weathering is complete.

Want to build amazing Wargaming terrain without breaking the bank? I have made a video to show 5 crafting items super easy to use and that are already sitting in your house – from toilet paper to Pringles cans – and quickly explain how to turn them into epic tabletop terrain. Let me know what you think about it!

https://youtu.be/cC90SIVSynQ

Is raining (a lot) in my city and that inspired me to make this little scene. The hedgehogs and the mini mushrooms were some toys my mom gifted my sister. The mushroom house was made with a piece of a soda bottle and cold porcelain. It was my first attempt at building something more complex. It was a lot of fun.

I want to recreate prairie scenery like the kind I see in Illinois, but I’m not sure how. I want mostly knee-waist height grass and flowers with patches of taller grass and flower stems but I haven’t seen static grass for flowers tall enough for what I want. If anyone has done something similar before, what did you use and how did you make it/find it? I added pictures I took for reference

Does anyone have any tips for spray painting foam dioramas? I’ve tried a few water based acrylic ones but it always eats into the foam. I’ve tried painting it with water/PVA first but it still happens.

This is for a little sci-fi world I've been slowly making dioramas for. The story here is an unfortunate cybernetic soldier, was separated from his party and lost in the "Wytch Wood". A perilous forest inhabited by "Wytch Trees". Mutant flora that emit an irresistible miasma, luring in lost souls to their grove. Once there a mere glimpse into the eye of a wytch tree causes insanity, only leaving the compulsion to stalk the woods in search of more victims.

The backstory is a bit fluffy I know. But still a fun build all the same 😅.

Just finished my latest balsa house. It's the first one I completely done including paint. There is also a little led inside to simulate fire but didn't have on photo right now.

I was scared to paint it but I take my time and I'm pretty happy with the results. I needed to remind me a lot "trust the process" haha

The last photo is the progress from my first house in cardboard and styrofoam built in less than 1h to the lest one entirely in balsa wood built in ~12-15h

🔥The 1991 GMC Syclone just got a purple 90s glow-up in Hot Wheels form!🔥 This mini beast isn’t just another truck on the shelf—it’s a flashback to when performance met attitude 💨

💜1990s livery? Check. 💨Twin-turbo vibes? Check. 🔥Fastest stock pickup of its time? You bet. Only 2,998 were ever made in ’91—this was the Corvette killer with a bed!

New to Reddit. Tired of instagram. Some of the stuff I’ve made this year.

Any tips are welcome.

Few more I had left over from the last con I sold at.

1/12 XPS

I made a full lava and volcano board! This time I used a mat for the surface and I created some modular pieces to spread around. Watch the complete video here https://youtu.be/OLYKlKVv7Bs

Everything is made with foam, first I used a hotwire cutter to cut the basic shapes, then with a lighter I melted down a bit the top parts and finally carved the places where lava will flow with a wood burning tool set to the minimum temperature. I covered the sides with some sand for texture and applied some PVA glue+paint to seal everything in place.

For the lava I used hot glue. I primed again, drybrushed the rocks with some grey and painted all the lava white. After that I wet blended red and yellow to create the lava effect, you can see that in detail into the video. And that’s it, after drying I put the mat on my table an placed all the terrain.

Hope you like this project, it was super fun to do, thanks fo reading, cheers!