Every year I watch the Twilight Zone New Year's Marathon on SyFy. This year to celebrate my tradition, I'm posting a clip of one of my favorite episodes, "Miniature", with Robert Duvall.
Video provided by: YouTuber ~bangor099
View the entire episode here
The house was bought from Mrs Neave of Cotham in 1930. It dates from about 1840 but little is known about its origin. It is a snapshot of an early Victorian interior.
Video provided by: Le Room Boxes di Ileana Ottini
1/12 th scale OOAK Miniature Babies by IGMA Artisan Noemi Pascual.
Video provided by: Noemi Pascual
A small selection of 1/12 scale miniature food created by Amanspeak Miniatures.
Video provided by: Amanspeak Miniatures
Window displays at Bergdorff Goodman in NYC, for the Fantastic Mr. Fox movie.
Video provided by: YouTuber~ roomplanners
This house was made for a lady called Mrs Bryant in the early 1860s, who lived in a house in Surbiton called Oakenshaw. Mrs Bryant wanted to make a miniature record of the interior of her home.
Video provided by: Le Room Boxes di Ileana Ottini
This video is a little different than the kind I normally post but it's so sweet I couldn't resist. That's all I am going to say, the video speaks for itself. =)
Video provided by: YouTuber~ mittsdad
Traditional old world, European Santa based on the German Saint Nicholas, created by Sandra Morris.
Video provided by: DiminutiveDolls
A wonderful display at Wanamaker Lee's Vintage Department Store, owners Rickey and Nancy West, Main Street, Sebree, KY.
Video provided by: YouTuber~ tommymac234
My miniature market a christmas story inspired by the dolls at Jennifer's Free Dolls House and Miniature Printables.
Video provided by: YouTuber~ seamonkeyfilms
An elegant Victorian dollhouse, custom built by Deb Roberts of Deb's Minis.
Video provided by: Deb's Minis
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