This a tumbler site depicting the authors collection of miniature things. The authors takes ordinary things and creates miniature works of art. As the authors mentions: "This blog is dedicated to my devotion to miniature things".
It is a shame that this site has not been updated for sometime. Perhaps the author will pick up again and deliver more of thier curious discoveries.
Page was updated on 6/17/22
"Creating miniature parts can be hobby in it self". The author has created hundreds detail parts for his dioramas. There are dozens of images of his detail collection.
Pridham is the creator of "Safe Harbor", an incredibly detailed miniature village, which took more 4,000 hours to build. Each individual component of Safe Harbor is built from scratch. I admire Pridham's fortitude and dedication. His work is truly inspiration.
I was looking for inspiration the other day and came across these sites.
Indian Summer: Scenes from the Frontier
French and Indian war diorama.
Golden Demon Award Winners Website
A huge handful of beautifully painted horror and fantasy miniatures.
Miniatures Scenes
A small collection of ‘N’ or ‘Z’ gauge (?) miniatures arranged in some very distinctive ways.
Last month I made a post on the Pirates of the Caribbean Wiki-Davy Jones, where I mentioned that Davy Jones was the captain of the Flying Dutchman, a mystical ship that first appeared in Pirates of the Caribbean’s Dead Man's Chest.
Recently I came upon this gallery of the Crew of the Flying Dutchman where it describes some of the crew of this infamous ship. If the persona of Davy Jones wasn’t enough to give you the creeps the rest the crew is sure to push you over the edge.
The Ghost Town Gallery features dozens of images of abandoned western mine towns located in Colorado, Nevada, Oregon, Montana, Arizona, and Utah. These towns like Bodie CA, Stedman CA, Glendale MT, and Clarkdale AZ, once were populated with people and flourished when precious metals, like gold, silver, and lead, were abundant. Once the metals gave way they were abandoned and left to decay.
I have been collecting since I was a child. I collected coins, stamps, and knifes. Now, I am collecting miniatures. It seems I also enjoy viewing the collections of others. Marxchivist has a small collection of Marx spacemen (and creatures).The Louis Marx Company produced many types of toys and toy trains between the years of 1919 and 1978, including these spacemen displayed on this Flickr page. Click the Slide Show button on the upper right-hand side to view the images in slide show mode.
