Building a miniature abandoned laboratory inside of a hollow book

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This is outstanding, thanks for pointing it out! I really enjoyed how dense the video was with specific tips and reasons for using certain techniques.

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I could watch miniature making videos all day. Thanks for introducing me to Queen City Minis! I’ve added her to my list. Here are a few of my other favorites y’all may enjoy. I’ve got tons of others I subscribe to as well. Always looking for more!

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Really great stuff. I’ve forwarded this to my wife, she’s been doing small 1/12th “famous novel” scenes, like a Beowulf diorama, and one from Hamlet EDIT: Macbeth Witches scene I should have said.

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Amazing! Thank you Gar for sharing this.

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:scream_cat:

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This was one of her first. Her work keeps getting better and better, and I of course keep encouraging it. It’s in a box that can be closed up (lid is down in the image, the tables are glued to it).

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This is a Canadian accent?

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Great list!.

Here’s another one for your queue.

I always like these videos:

His technique of painting the entire diorama black then re-painting all the ground and vegetation gives very impressive results. I doubt I will ever have the nerve to try it though :wink:

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Thanks! Great video. I gasped when he primed everything black. LOL.

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This is a treasure trove. I need to watch those to improve my vfx miniatures.

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I was originally confused why the video was soo much longer when he was basically finished. Then I realized my finished is his basic prep work.

Maybe one day I’ll try airbrushing static grass like that, but it looks intimidating to start.

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