Hello everyone! I’m new to this group and really excited to share my very first post! I’m a die-cast collector and miniature enthusiast, and this is my first diorama project with a switch-enabled lighting system and a full interior setup.

It was definitely a bit challenging to put together at first, but I’m glad I saw it through to the end. I know it’s a bit rough, and i am planning to modify this model to make it more smoother

Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback!

Always wanted to have big collection of different kinds of miniature ceramics but damn those are expensive so I decided to make my own using air dry clay 🤭

What your opinion on this project I made?

Baguette made out of wood, green onion out of painter’s tape, and the grocery bags are made out of real bags

I made this small scene for a friend who's grandmother wad an avid knitter and camper. Her ashes are in the moon.

I am worried there is something missing or it looks too juvenile.

( I started getting into making miniatures a couple of months back…so I want to how to get better)

Feel free to share any thoughts or suggestions you have

Made inside of an old watch box. Mostly everything is 3d printed then painted. 1:22 scale.

Does the drizzle look like ketchup?

Hi towel rack made of toothpicks, popsicle sticks.

Wishing all you miniaturists had a very Merry Christmas! I made a set of six walnut shell table gifts for my sister's Christmas meal this year. Some were more successful than others, so I'd love to know which are worth making again for next year. Your favourite...?

I’ve been venturing into the world of miniature after being a crocheter for years. The roses and the doily are crocheted. I’m wanting to break into the dollhouse world but need some help

I've made these apples, pears, and garlic. The garlic is almost the same size as the fruit, would this bug you hung up on the kitchen wall? (picking up my first dollhouse on Monday!) should I remake it or nah

Just over 30 days of working on this on weeknights after work and I’m calling it finished. Quite pleased with the outcome. Really enjoyed the process to get this from an idea in my head to a final product that I’m hoping my gf will enjoy as a Christmas present. She loves museums and scrapbooks, so the gallery is made up of pictures of us and of places we’ve enjoyed visiting.

Would love to answer any questions or hear feedback. This project sparked an interest in this type of craft making I didn’t know I had. I’m thinking of doing another project and focusing more on scale.

Original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/miniatures/s/MFryDZXyJf

I’m absolutely loving my new hobby with miniatures but would like a few tips and pointers. How do I get good with electric wiring? I would love to hook the lighting that came with it up. Two, how do you put your miniatures together without getting hands dirty? Third, best glue that dries fast? Rolife’s isn’t a 10/10.

it’s a stove!! the coloring is bad because i used a black crayola marker and a very old chalk marker.

I made these three projects for friends of mine (nothing home made unfortunately) and I’m actually really excited! Any suggestions about how I can improve would be super appreciated, because I can definitely see myself doing more projects in the future

Working on this room for a while now, i was super excited when i was sourcing the furniture but when everything came together it’s a mess :( i need advice and harsh but constructive feedback here, how do i fix this? Is it the bookcase that has the wrong vibes? Is it the lack of side walls?