At 14:25 is the moment you won my heart. I wish my husband understood me the way you do! A typical conversation in our house sounds like “ what do you mean it’s NOT trash? Its an old shoebox with a used icee lid, an empty pringles can, and a half bottle of nail polish, the cardboard roll from the toilet paper, and a stick from a sucker? Me: “ No! That’s a shadow box, the top of a jellyfish, and a tower. That nail polish still has a full life, I’m using to paint the tops of keys, and you never throw away toilet paper rolls, the holidays are coming up. “ Him: “And the sucker stick?” Me: “ I ate the sucker. That actually is trash. “ Him: “ good! At least something will go in thrash!” Me: “ well, now that I think about it,…. “
You husband and mine should start a support group 🤣 they can work through the steps of understanding our process and helping us with storage solutions.
Having worked for many years in laboratories, I can say you got the bottles right. Many compounds make the glass go dull or chalky looking. A great touch.
ruclips.net/video/WXhuBg-2zg8/видео.htmlsi=JkmQd-4or3fjDpBH I did one more video after this one with final details. I love how it turned out! Maybe I will add a mouse to the room. Minis are never really done.
This looks like an old abandoned pharmacy that had to stop their work because they got in trouble with the law or smth. It’s really amazing! You have such an eye for detail!
I cannot believe you went to all the work of making a drain and making it look realistic when it won't even be seen! But then again, of course you did because _you_ will know it's there, yes, you will know. ❣
ruclips.net/video/WXhuBg-2zg8/видео.htmlsi=JkmQd-4or3fjDpBH Yes, we still know it's there 😆 I actually make it up as I go along so I didn't realize the drain wouldn't be seen. I did one more video after this one with final details. I love how it turned out!
My local dollar store had some book boxes before halloween for $1 each. They said "Complete Apothecary" on them. Build walls and shelves from craft sticks. A desk from foam boards. Added some books and scrolls. A mortar and pestil for mixing potions. Bottles made from various beads. Some herbs and mushroomd. Some potion charts to decorate the inside of the book cover. Sold all 12 I made for $40 each. Fun project
That sounds great! Look at you monetizing your craft. ruclips.net/video/WXhuBg-2zg8/видео.htmlsi=JkmQd-4or3fjDpBH I did one more video after this one with final details. I love how it turned out!
Hello from Canada! I absolutely LOVED watching you create the abandoned lab diorama! So many tricks I have learned from you, too! I love making miniatures, and you are so tallented that I wish I could learn from you. My favorite part was watching you make tiny bottles out of resin and hot glue! WOW! I loved watching you age and grunge up your diorama, and everything in it! You are amazing! TFSWM! ~Janet in Canada
I used to be really into miniatures but over time sort of lost interest. After seeing your video I was absolutely fascinated and my interest in miniatures has been rekindled big time. The slide box, actually the whole desk, was just genius.
Love this! I found a box that looks like a book about poisons. Maybe I will try a little secret spooky place inside there. Thank you for the inspiration and it is so great to see people making things without having to spend a ton of money on every little detail. This IS accessible to us all. Love it so much!
That sounds really cool! You could get the little glass jars at Dollar Tree and put labels on them. Absolutely! I love making things from free and cheap materials like paper, cardboard and recyclables.
You want my comments…thats the most amazing thing I’ve seen in a long time when it comes to crafts. Seriously…I’m giving you a standing ovation!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Love this. So realistic. At about 70 , I remember when old labs and Doctors offices looked that basic . In the 1950's alot of hospitals used a pale green paint color on the walls as it was suppose to be calming and restful and less stressful for patients and staff. Maybe you could find a use for the pale hospital green shade in future dioramas. Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic! Just awe inspiring work! Broken patent medicine bottles glass on the floor and broken cabinet windows. Mortar and pestle would look cool too.
You are an artistic genius. This is amazing. My Mother enjoyed making miniature scenes using real miniatures as well as items she made herself out of ordinary objects. She made Christmas more magical for us by using our dollhouse to create a scene with snow, and with Santa and his sleigh and reindeer flying through the air onto the dollhouse roof. She would have loved this video.
You are the hands-down, best ever teacher instructor professional demonstrator, that I have encountered in my 76 years. n this planet. thank you, thank you, thank you for all your little tips and tricks and places to source the products that you used.❤😁😛🎉
Recently found you, can't stop watching your videos!! So talented, so resourceful, inspirational. You say the absolute funniest things, and with a completely monotone voice, and I'm forever cackling. Minis are one of the few hobbies I haven't tried my hand at yet, but I'm a convert now thanks to you
Buonasera , ne ho visti lavoretti fatti bene, ma questo lavoro è strepitoso nella sua creazione, realistico in tutti i sensi, faccio I complimenti all'autore , un plauso.
This turned out great! You aged everything so well and added SO many little details. The sink looks real. I think the whole thing is my favorite part. So cleverly done ;)
This is truly mind boggling. Just had a thought watching this, is it possible to make old cobwebs. The dust bunnies are a lovely touch. Keep on crafting and take care.
I just found your channel and I am in absolute awe of your talent and creativity! Also, your voice and your process is very soothing to binge watch before bed! I am so happy I found you! Thank you!
It turned out great! I especially like how you made the tiny glass slides, the "leaves" out of pinecones, and the hanging light. The bulbs made out of que tips were such a good idea! Love your work!🤗
Glad you like them! ruclips.net/video/WXhuBg-2zg8/видео.htmlsi=JkmQd-4or3fjDpBH I did one more video after this one with final details. I love how it turned out!
Thank you! I'm working on this project now and adding viewer suggested details plus some more ideas I came up with. I can't believe I thought this was done.
i found your channel just a few days ago. your extremely good at your craft but today i subscribed after seeing you transform the box with the lab . amazing.
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Simply amazing! Watching you work and create, I have finally found My missing piece within me as I once was as a child who used to create things from anything.. you have brought back so much joy xox thank you for the mesmerising experience and life changing memories x
That's so sweet! Thank you ruclips.net/video/WXhuBg-2zg8/видео.htmlsi=JkmQd-4or3fjDpBH I did one more video after this one with final details. I love how it turned out!
ruclips.net/video/WXhuBg-2zg8/видео.html&feature=share8 My favorite touch is in the final video of this series. I added even more details. I love how it turned out! Thank you
I am floored! This looks so grimy, old and I would not walk into! You have taken ‘detail’ to its fullest! You must have such steady hands! I love it❣️I’m so glad I came upon your channel! I’m coming back‼️
Wow, thank you! Welcome 🤗 My hands are somewhat steady. Probably shakier than most. I like the abandoned aesthetic is very forgiving but I'm starting a fancy boutique project soon. That'll be the real test.
Thank you so much! The tiny pinecones were given to me by a friend who knows I make miniatures. They're too big for 1:12 scale but they make great leaf scatter.
This was a suggested video for me and I watched it. I'm not sure what the point if this kind of art is, I'm not sure how it makes the world a better place, but I think it's cool and it definitely inspires me to want to make a diorama!
A lot of people with anxiety really enjoy watching bc it helps them relax. That means a lot to me. ruclips.net/video/WXhuBg-2zg8/видео.html I made another video for this project with final details. I love how it turned out! Enjoy
@@queencityminis like I said. Maybe it's not necessarily my cup of tea, but I definitely admire your talent, passion for this art form, and dedication to helping others even just a little. I mean whether it makes the world a better place or not, what you made in these videos is super cool. And an art form that's super duper uncommon. Like a ship in a bottle. There's so many little stories you could tell while looking at the finished product!
Wow! The detail you have added almost paints a picture worthy of a sci-fi novel destined for classic status! Bravo! I’m feeling really inspired after watching this. Thank you.
Thank you Whitney! I probably should've made a broken one somewhere. I may need to make a new video adding details to this one. This is why you say projects are never really done.
OMG the way your mind works. The tings you think of are awesome. I absolutely love the test tube holder. Never would have thought of that. Just wonderful!
I have always loved miniatures: dollhouses, dioramas, model train buildings and landscapes, and so on. Antiques and steampunk are also my passions. You’ve combined all of this in your model. I wish my hands didn’t tremble so, or I’d attempt something similar to what you’ve achieved. Wonderfully done!
Your skills and attention to detail are just so soothing and cool to watch in action! I love how beautiful the porcelain texture on the sink turned out, and depicting the mold with paint splatter was a genius move, but I can't pick a favorite detail from this diorama because it all just comes together so perfectly. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful video!
ruclips.net/video/WXhuBg-2zg8/видео.htmlsi=OcCBzYQnTt1bIiFd Thank you so much! I actually did one final video after this one, and I love how it turned out!
ruclips.net/video/WXhuBg-2zg8/видео.htmlsi=JkmQd-4or3fjDpBH Thank you! I did one more video after this one with final details. I love how it turned out!
1st time viewer and I must say, this is absolutely fantastic!! Every thing from the dust bunnies, to the ceiling damage to the sink, slides etc..is phenomenal. You make amazing art!
Thank you!! I was given an old grimy printers tray and wanted to fill it with vintage looking miniatures. This video has given me so many ideas!! You do really beautiful work.
Another very impressive build. Your attention to detail is very evident. The use of cotton swabs wrapped in tape as light bulbs is genius. Many abandoned buildings have lots of graffiti -- perhaps you didn't want that to detract from your diorama, which is understandable, or the era modeled preceded spray paints. That's a topic of debate amongst model railroaders (whether to include, especially on freight cars) so it's something I notice. You simulated dust bunnies -- perhaps that technique could work for cobwebs? Things you might consider adding: an electrical outlet and switch somewhere on the wall, a cracked mirror, or a warning sign (i.e., biohazard, in case of emergency, etc.) since it's a lab. Well done.
Thank you so much! I'm not familiar with the model railroad world, but I can definitely understand that being a debate. I released a new video on this Diorama yesterday and included cobwebs, a light switch, and lots of other new additions. ruclips.net/video/WXhuBg-2zg8/видео.html
For an abandoned places this lab is very pretty and atmospheric ☺️ I enjoyed watching you make it very much, and I love your calm way of explaining what you do. Thank you for sharing
Really cool! Favorite part was the desk. All the little details on it really brought the scene to life. Kinda feel like there was a missed opportunity with the broken microscopes to put one on the floor like it had fallen off the broken shelf and cracked when it hit the floor.
ruclips.net/video/WXhuBg-2zg8/видео.htmlsi=JkmQd-4or3fjDpBH I did one more video after this one with final details. I love how it turned out! I definitely need to get my hands on some alcohol inks. In the meantime, I mix rubbing alcohol into acrylic paint to sustain me.
This looks excellent! Sooo grungy! I love the "broken" bottle you fixed, and the fluorescent light, and the desk, (and everything else lol) but my favorite part is the little glass slides for the microscopes. Great attention to detail and so stinking cute!!! Thanks for sharing! :)
Thank you! The idea for the glass slides just popped into my head. If I try to think and plan, I just go blank. I need to actually start making things before I come up with ideas. I end up making it up as I go along.
Well done you! I love everything about this! Some of the most simple things were so clever - like q-tips with packing tape for fluorescent light bulbs.
I recently retired from 40+ happy years working in a medical lab. I have also enjoyed visting many museums with displays of vintage medical equipment. You have created a charming mini-scenario and, to me, the details of your reproductions are dead-on. Though it feels like an "old home" to me, I think most will find it to be creepily fascinating. I am new to the world of miniatures and have just begun learning about how they are created. One of my retiement plans is to remodel an old dollhouse into a woodland home. If you have time to answer a few questions, I would appreciate your replies. How do you stretch your imagination to design your realistic scenarios? Where you look for inspiration in developing your visions into a tangible masterpieces? What are four or five basic tools that you would recommend for someone getting started with miniatures (assuming that supplies such as paint, brushes, tweezers, cardboard, glues are already on hand.)
That's great! I love the idea of making a dollhouse into a woodland home. For inspiration, I Google images to get ideas. 4 or 5 things I'd recommend: miter shears, a craft knife, wood glue in a precision tip bottle (for adding dimension and gluing), 123 machining blocks or something else that's small & heavy, and small sharp scissors. I really don't use many special tools.
what a beautiful work of art small details in to it not everyone is perfect as you it's amazing things seem to look real I just love the way it's turned out
I love this, it looks so realistic. It's amazing all the details you put in to this..I also am a big fan of Bentley house mines. Ara is also very talented.
My favorite part was when you said "I am really pleased with how gross it looks" lmao how funny. I love it. It is enjoyable to listen and watch what you make. Thanks for sharing have a wonderful day
Ongelofelijk zo realistisch dit is! Ik ben zelf 2maanden geleden begonnen met het verouderen van een modelschip, van deze video heb ik weer een aantal nieuwe technieken geleerd! Thank you.
I love how this turned out and you showed some really great techniques! My questions is, what is the nature of this abandoned lab? Was it a medical research lab? Chemical? I think a poster on the wall would look nice. Maybe the periodic table or anatomical diagram of some type? Possibly a pair of old broken eye glasses, coffee cup or old lab coat hanging on a hook. Something to suggest the actual scientist that worked there? I know you weren’t asking for suggestions but I like to read the comments on things I like for ideas and other peoples perspectives on stuff so thought I’d add my thoughts. Thank you so much for sharing your work. This is the first video of yours I have seen and I’ll be definitely checking out your other stuff. I also love that you talk and explain things while you work. Makes it good to have playing while I’m crafting to listen to.
If you're looking for a great accompanying story to a build, you need to check out this RUclipsr I discovered a couple weeks ago. ruclips.net/video/JhGT93vovMI/видео.html As for my project, I do wish I had a good accompanying story. I like the idea of adding something more personal to suggest the scientist who worked there. It's funny you should mention a coffee cup since I just made mugs from paper in my latest video. I should add one of them to scene. Thank you!
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I added final details. I love how it turned out!
Super, seems as if its almost perfect, you just keep finding more jewels to add!🙂
At 14:25 is the moment you won my heart. I wish my husband understood me the way you do! A typical conversation in our house sounds like
“ what do you mean it’s NOT trash? Its an old shoebox with a used icee lid, an empty pringles can, and a half bottle of nail polish, the cardboard roll from the toilet paper, and a stick from a sucker?
Me:
“ No! That’s a shadow box, the top of a jellyfish, and a tower. That nail polish still has a full life, I’m using to paint the tops of keys, and you never throw away toilet paper rolls, the holidays are coming up. “
Him: “And the sucker stick?”
Me: “ I ate the sucker. That actually is trash. “
Him: “ good! At least something will go in thrash!”
Me: “ well, now that I think about it,…. “
I'm on the floor 😂 that's hilarious! Thanks for painting such a funny picture.
You husband and mine should start a support group 🤣 they can work through the steps of understanding our process and helping us with storage solutions.
I was beginning to think maybe I am a hoarder…. Loved your comment!
😂❤
Are your husband and my SO long lost twins? 😉😊😅
Having worked for many years in laboratories, I can say you got the bottles right. Many compounds make the glass go dull or chalky looking. A great touch.
Thank you so much :)
@@queencityminis do you have a wishlist on Amazon if you do please let me know because send mod podge from your wishlist
It is so beautiful and I like it.
❤❤❤❤❤ beautiful
Adding a mouse or rat or even an empty cage would add life to the room. ❤
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I did one more video after this one with final details. I love how it turned out! Maybe I will add a mouse to the room. Minis are never really done.
This looks like an old abandoned pharmacy that had to stop their work because they got in trouble with the law or smth. It’s really amazing! You have such an eye for detail!
That's a great story! I like that. Thank you
I cannot believe you went to all the work of making a drain and making it look realistic when it won't even be seen!
But then again, of course you did because _you_ will know it's there, yes, you will know. ❣
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Yes, we still know it's there 😆 I actually make it up as I go along so I didn't realize the drain wouldn't be seen.
I did one more video after this one with final details. I love how it turned out!
@@queencityminis Yes, I'm watching it right now! So glad I found your channel. (The old fashioned light switch... _amazing._ )
Unbelievable! You are so talented.
Thank you so much!
When you said "that's a show I would watch" I thought to myself "no that's a show you'll be on" lol. You have great ideas on reusing "trash"
Bahaha, I thought the same thing
Why does this look so similar to the lab I used to work in? Very cool and creative diorama, love all the detail that went into it!
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I made one more video to finish this project. I love how it turned out!
love, love LOVE the aging!! I've learned so much! Keep up the hard work. Love your art!
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I did one more video after this one with final details. I love how it turned out!
I like how you made the book look like leather and aged it. And the techniques you use to make things look old. Turned out really nice.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad I came up with a way to add dust. The dust really makes it look old.
Girl, you got real talent and vision. A joy to watch you create.
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I did one more video after this one with final details. I love how it turned out!
Love love your techniques. I am also a miniature enthusiast. Loved it for yrs. Need to get back into crafting....
I love how you make use of trash plastic, I will have to start hanging on to some of it. Your project looks amazing!
Please do! Thank you
My local dollar store had some book boxes before halloween for $1 each. They said "Complete Apothecary" on them. Build walls and shelves from craft sticks. A desk from foam boards. Added some books and scrolls. A mortar and pestil for mixing potions. Bottles made from various beads. Some herbs and mushroomd. Some potion charts to decorate the inside of the book cover. Sold all 12 I made for $40 each. Fun project
That sounds great! Look at you monetizing your craft.
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I did one more video after this one with final details. I love how it turned out!
"It is so satisfying to me how gross this sink looks" --- LOVE IT. This is wonderful work.
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I did one more video after this one with final details. I love how it turned out!
Hello from Canada! I absolutely LOVED watching you create the abandoned lab diorama! So many tricks I have learned from you, too! I love making miniatures, and you are so tallented that I wish I could learn from you. My favorite part was watching you make tiny bottles out of resin and hot glue! WOW! I loved watching you age and grunge up your diorama, and everything in it! You are amazing! TFSWM! ~Janet in Canada
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I made another video for this project with final details. I love how it turned out! Enjoy
"It is so satisfying to me how gross this sink looks" said no one ever😂
This is one of the coolest dioramas I've seen. ❤
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I did one more video after this one with final details. I love how it turned out!
I used to be really into miniatures but over time sort of lost interest. After seeing your video I was absolutely fascinated and my interest in miniatures has been rekindled big time. The slide box, actually the whole desk, was just genius.
That's fantastic! Making miniatures is so much fun. It makes me lose track of time. I hope you find relaxation and joy in this hobby, too.
Love this! I found a box that looks like a book about poisons. Maybe I will try a little secret spooky place inside there. Thank you for the inspiration and it is so great to see people making things without having to spend a ton of money on every little detail. This IS accessible to us all. Love it so much!
That sounds really cool! You could get the little glass jars at Dollar Tree and put labels on them.
Absolutely! I love making things from free and cheap materials like paper, cardboard and recyclables.
You want my comments…thats the most amazing thing I’ve seen in a long time when it comes to crafts.
Seriously…I’m giving you a standing ovation!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Oh my! You made me blush. Thank you!
You and Auriikatrina have the love of dirty sinks in common
I love making things rustic or abandoned. But my next new project will be a boutique. Nice, clean and fancy.
Love this. So realistic. At about 70 , I remember when old labs and Doctors offices looked that basic . In the 1950's alot of hospitals used a pale green paint color on the walls as it was suppose to be calming and restful and
less stressful for patients and staff. Maybe you could find a use for the pale
hospital green shade in future dioramas. Thanks for sharing.
That's such a great idea! I wish I had painted the wall that color. I know exactly what you're talking about.
Fantastic! Just awe inspiring work! Broken patent medicine bottles glass on the floor and broken cabinet windows. Mortar and pestle would look cool too.
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My favorite part is you saving the half broken mini bottle hoping to use it one day. Now I know I’m not the only one, and it’s ok.
It's apparently not ok and it's called hoarding but whateverrrrr lol
You are an artistic genius. This is amazing. My Mother enjoyed making miniature scenes using real miniatures as well as items she made herself out of ordinary objects. She made Christmas more magical for us by using our dollhouse to create a scene with snow, and with Santa and his sleigh and reindeer flying through the air onto the dollhouse roof.
She would have loved this video.
That sounds wonderful. What a sweet woman.
@@queencityminis She certainly was. Thank you.
You are the hands-down, best ever teacher instructor professional demonstrator, that I have encountered in my 76 years.
n this planet. thank you, thank you, thank you for all your little tips and tricks and places to source the products that you used.❤😁😛🎉
Wow! That's a ringing endorsement. Thank you so much!
Recently found you, can't stop watching your videos!! So talented, so resourceful, inspirational. You say the absolute funniest things, and with a completely monotone voice, and I'm forever cackling. Minis are one of the few hobbies I haven't tried my hand at yet, but I'm a convert now thanks to you
Wow, thank you! I'm so glad you're having fun 😊
Buonasera , ne ho visti lavoretti fatti bene, ma questo lavoro è strepitoso nella sua creazione, realistico in tutti i sensi, faccio I complimenti all'autore , un plauso.
Thank you so much!
Every little bit of detail is commendable !deftness superb imagination creativity out of this world ! Loved watching the video immensely !
Thank you so much 😀 Those are great compliments.
I would love to have your talent, but since I don't, I enjoy watching you create. It's perfect.
Thank you! I encourage everyone to craft but watching is fun too 😁
The whole idea with the water damage is so clever! Best wishes from Switzerland ♥
Thank you 😊
This turned out great! You aged everything so well and added SO many little details. The sink looks real. I think the whole thing is my favorite part. So cleverly done ;)
Great answer! Thank you so much
Yes! "Clever" is the word!
This is truly mind boggling. Just had a thought watching this, is it possible to make old cobwebs. The dust bunnies are a lovely touch. Keep on crafting and take care.
Yes! I added more details, including cobwebs, in this video. ruclips.net/video/WXhuBg-2zg8/видео.html
Cinnamon makes great rust too. your attention to detail is bang on. fantastic video!
Absolutely! I love the cinnamon rust technique.
Wow! The level of detail is so amazing.
Thank you so much!
I just found your channel and I am in absolute awe of your talent and creativity! Also, your voice and your process is very soothing to binge watch before bed! I am so happy I found you! Thank you!
Thank you so much!! So many people have told me they listen to my videos while they're falling asleep, and I'm not at all offended 😆 Whatever works!
Beautifully done! Everything is spot on. I love the desk the best, but have to admit the damaged ceiling is amazing.
Thank you so much :) I love the desk too, especially the "glass" slides. It was easy, free and fast and adds a lot to the scene.
@@queencityminis lol, well you do make it look easy, but, then again you are an incredible artist.
It turned out great! I especially like how you made the tiny glass slides, the "leaves" out of pinecones, and the hanging light. The bulbs made out of que tips were such a good idea! Love your work!🤗
Thank you so much! I was thinking the q-tips looked a bit skinny as bulbs and the idea to wrap them in tape just popped into my head.
You do grunge GREAT!
I love miniatures and will be waiting on the one that lists all things broken to be used again as well!👍❤️
Glad you like them!
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I did one more video after this one with final details. I love how it turned out!
This is the BEST miniature tutorial I’ve ever seen. Thank you!
Thank you! I'm working on this project now and adding viewer suggested details plus some more ideas I came up with. I can't believe I thought this was done.
i found your channel just a few days ago. your extremely good at your craft but today i subscribed after seeing you transform the box with the lab . amazing.
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Thank you for subscribing :)
What an amazing project. Nothing needs to be changed. One of my friends is a science teacher and this would make a great Christmas present
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Thank you! I added a bunch of final details in one more video. I LOVE how this turned out.
Simply amazing! Watching you work and create, I have finally found
My missing piece within me as I once was as a child who used to create things from anything.. you have brought back so much joy xox thank you for the mesmerising experience and life changing memories x
That's so sweet! Thank you
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Great job. Your attention to detail is incredible.
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The process was as great as the end result! Also, so satisfying watching you use the liquid latex. Amazing work ❤
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Here's the final video in the series. I love how it turned out :)
I loved the test tube rack and tubes! Epic idea! Enjoyable video, thank you.
That looks so COOL! I think the box of slides might be my favourite touch!
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My favorite touch is in the final video of this series. I added even more details. I love how it turned out! Thank you
The fact that you added glass shards in the drawer was the little detail that was the icing on the cake for me. Top tier. 👌👌
Thank you so much! I appreciate that
Holy cow these videos are so relaxing.
Glad you think so! Most of my viewers don't make miniatures and watch for relaxation and entertainment.
Your creations are so amazing. You have the mind and brilliance of a truly talented artist. Thank you for sharing your ideas and for inspiring me.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that.
I am floored! This looks so grimy, old and I would not walk into! You have taken ‘detail’ to its fullest! You must have such steady hands! I love it❣️I’m so glad I came upon your channel! I’m coming back‼️
Wow, thank you! Welcome 🤗 My hands are somewhat steady. Probably shakier than most. I like the abandoned aesthetic is very forgiving but I'm starting a fancy boutique project soon. That'll be the real test.
I love the details - the bottles are really nice and the crunched up pine cones look like real leaf debris.
Thank you so much! The tiny pinecones were given to me by a friend who knows I make miniatures. They're too big for 1:12 scale but they make great leaf scatter.
You are very amazing..very talented ...very creative keep up ...God bless your gift..❤
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Your attention to detail is 🤯. I enjoyed watching you create every item in this video. The end result was amazing.
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Wow!!!! Absolute genius!! Such talent! 🥰🥰
Thank you, thank you!
You're very talented,I love the ceiling that has some roots on it.
Thank you :) I am really happy with how that turned out.
This was a suggested video for me and I watched it. I'm not sure what the point if this kind of art is, I'm not sure how it makes the world a better place, but I think it's cool and it definitely inspires me to want to make a diorama!
A lot of people with anxiety really enjoy watching bc it helps them relax. That means a lot to me.
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@@queencityminis like I said. Maybe it's not necessarily my cup of tea, but I definitely admire your talent, passion for this art form, and dedication to helping others even just a little.
I mean whether it makes the world a better place or not, what you made in these videos is super cool. And an art form that's super duper uncommon. Like a ship in a bottle. There's so many little stories you could tell while looking at the finished product!
Wow! The detail you have added almost paints a picture worthy of a sci-fi novel destined for classic status! Bravo! I’m feeling really inspired after watching this. Thank you.
Wow, thank you! That's such a cool comment. Have fun creating.
The way the bottles are made.....OMG! This is fabulous! Thank you for the video.
Thank you Whitney! I probably should've made a broken one somewhere. I may need to make a new video adding details to this one. This is why you say projects are never really done.
@@queencityminis that is exactly why I saw that! lol
OMG this is incredible. Spell binding to watch. What an amazing job!!
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Just watched it. I love how other people's input ads to your creativity. I am just blown away by this. Love it!!@@queencityminis
OMG the way your mind works. The tings you think of are awesome. I absolutely love the test tube holder. Never would have thought of that. Just wonderful!
Thank you so much! I initially had a more complicated plan involving an aluminum foil tray so I'm glad I simplified it.
You’re so talented! Thank you💜💜💜
Thank you very much :)
I have always loved miniatures: dollhouses, dioramas, model train buildings and landscapes, and so on. Antiques and steampunk are also my passions. You’ve combined all of this in your model. I wish my hands didn’t tremble so, or I’d attempt something similar to what you’ve achieved. Wonderfully done!
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You have to check out my Steampunk build! This was such a fun one
@@queencityminis I beat you to it! I viewed that shortly after this video. Loved it too!
Your skills and attention to detail are just so soothing and cool to watch in action! I love how beautiful the porcelain texture on the sink turned out, and depicting the mold with paint splatter was a genius move, but I can't pick a favorite detail from this diorama because it all just comes together so perfectly. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful video!
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Thank you so much! I actually did one final video after this one, and I love how it turned out!
Love all the details and those glass slides are a perfect touch ❤
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Thank you! I did one more video after this one with final details. I love how it turned out!
1st time viewer and I must say, this is absolutely fantastic!! Every thing from the dust bunnies, to the ceiling damage to the sink, slides etc..is phenomenal. You make amazing art!
Welcome aboard! Thank you so much! I really enjoy the details.
Thank you!! I was given an old grimy printers tray and wanted to fill it with vintage looking miniatures. This video has given me so many ideas!! You do really beautiful work.
That sounds so cool! Have fun
Loving the gothic vibes. Amazing job!
Thank you 😊
This is beautifully done, I love the combination of techniques you used. Thanks so much for sharing!
My pleasure! Thank you
It looks great. Because it is a wet environment I would maybe add some green moss too.
That would be cool! Good idea. I added some in the sink but some more on the floor would make sense.
Another very impressive build. Your attention to detail is very evident. The use of cotton swabs wrapped in tape as light bulbs is genius. Many abandoned buildings have lots of graffiti -- perhaps you didn't want that to detract from your diorama, which is understandable, or the era modeled preceded spray paints. That's a topic of debate amongst model railroaders (whether to include, especially on freight cars) so it's something I notice. You simulated dust bunnies -- perhaps that technique could work for cobwebs? Things you might consider adding: an electrical outlet and switch somewhere on the wall, a cracked mirror, or a warning sign (i.e., biohazard, in case of emergency, etc.) since it's a lab. Well done.
Thank you so much! I'm not familiar with the model railroad world, but I can definitely understand that being a debate.
I released a new video on this Diorama yesterday and included cobwebs, a light switch, and lots of other new additions.
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For an abandoned places this lab is very pretty and atmospheric ☺️ I enjoyed watching you make it very much, and I love your calm way of explaining what you do.
Thank you for sharing
My pleasure! Thank you very much
Really cool! Favorite part was the desk. All the little details on it really brought the scene to life. Kinda feel like there was a missed opportunity with the broken microscopes to put one on the floor like it had fallen off the broken shelf and cracked when it hit the floor.
Definitely! I actually have more microscopes. I'll need to add one. Thank you
I don’t think you missed a thing! So amazing!❤
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Wow, just wow! So very cool! If you want to age the lightbulbs, you can use alcohol inks, same for cabinet windows. I’m in awe, truly.
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I definitely need to get my hands on some alcohol inks. In the meantime, I mix rubbing alcohol into acrylic paint to sustain me.
Great idea! More thrifty, I love it!
So cool! Reference books, periodic table, Bunsen burner…
I love that!
This looks excellent! Sooo grungy! I love the "broken" bottle you fixed, and the fluorescent light, and the desk, (and everything else lol) but my favorite part is the little glass slides for the microscopes. Great attention to detail and so stinking cute!!! Thanks for sharing! :)
Thank you! The idea for the glass slides just popped into my head. If I try to think and plan, I just go blank. I need to actually start making things before I come up with ideas. I end up making it up as I go along.
Well done you! I love everything about this!
Some of the most simple things were so clever - like q-tips with packing tape for fluorescent light bulbs.
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WOW!!! Such eye to detail, things I would not have thought of. Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching
You're incredibly talented, very excited to have found your channel. Thank yoi for sharing your techniques and wisdom.
You are so welcome! Enjoy 😊
The polyfil also looks like cob webs... Perfect addition👌🏾
Thank you! I've used a dryer sheet to make cobwebs. It's great. So strong.
@@queencityminis that's a great idea too🤯💡👍🏾
Thar's nothing I don't like. You are a true artist in all you do! ❤
I appreciate that 😊
All the details are so gorgeous! It tied your hard work together
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I made another video with even more details :) This is the final video.
Oh my goodness! I ran a hematology lab for 14 years. This is fabulous!
Thank you! I've never even set foot in a lab aside from high school. I'm glad it's making people nostalgic.
I recently retired from 40+ happy years working in a medical lab. I have also enjoyed visting many museums with displays of vintage medical equipment. You have created a charming mini-scenario and, to me, the details of your reproductions are dead-on. Though it feels like an "old home" to me, I think most will find it to be creepily fascinating. I am new to the world of miniatures and have just begun learning about how they are created. One of my retiement plans is to remodel an old dollhouse into a woodland home. If you have time to answer a few questions, I would appreciate your replies. How do you stretch your imagination to design your realistic scenarios? Where you look for inspiration in developing your visions into a tangible masterpieces? What are four or five basic tools that you would recommend for someone getting started with miniatures (assuming that supplies such as paint, brushes, tweezers, cardboard, glues are already on hand.)
That's great! I love the idea of making a dollhouse into a woodland home.
For inspiration, I Google images to get ideas.
4 or 5 things I'd recommend: miter shears, a craft knife, wood glue in a precision tip bottle (for adding dimension and gluing), 123 machining blocks or something else that's small & heavy, and small sharp scissors. I really don't use many special tools.
what a beautiful work of art small details in to it not everyone is perfect as you it's amazing things seem to look real I just love the way it's turned out
Thank you very much! I appreciate that :)
your welcome
"My local dollhouse store" 🤯 that's a thing that exists??? I want one!!!!!
Excellent my dear girl!! Excellent!!!!
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Absolutely fascinating to watch you put this together.
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Just love your details and your commentary 🙏🏻
Thank you so much 😀
I love this, it looks so realistic. It's amazing all the details you put in to this..I also am a big fan of Bentley house mines. Ara is also very talented.
Absolutely! Make sure you check out the Abandoned Coffee Shop project she did. It's amazing.
My favorite part was when you said "I am really pleased with how gross it looks" lmao how funny. I love it. It is enjoyable to listen and watch what you make. Thanks for sharing have a wonderful day
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You are very talented with a good eye for detail.
Thank you very much!
Wow you did an Amazing job, absolutely love all facets of this project, well done 👏
Thanks so much! 😊
My favourite part was the dust bunnies! Great build!🐇
Thank you! Next time I plan to dye the fiber with watered down paint first so it's a little gray. I'm always experimenting.
Ongelofelijk zo realistisch dit is! Ik ben zelf 2maanden geleden begonnen met het verouderen van een modelschip, van deze video heb ik weer een aantal nieuwe technieken geleerd!
Thank you.
That sounds so cool! I'm glad you're learning techniques to use on your model ship
Absolutely amazing! I have subscribed because I have loved miniatures for 70 years. I can’t wait to see more!
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That's amazing! I'm glad you subscribed. Welcome 😊
I love how this turned out and you showed some really great techniques! My questions is, what is the nature of this abandoned lab? Was it a medical research lab? Chemical? I think a poster on the wall would look nice. Maybe the periodic table or anatomical diagram of some type? Possibly a pair of old broken eye glasses, coffee cup or old lab coat hanging on a hook. Something to suggest the actual scientist that worked there? I know you weren’t asking for suggestions but I like to read the comments on things I like for ideas and other peoples perspectives on stuff so thought I’d add my thoughts. Thank you so much for sharing your work. This is the first video of yours I have seen and I’ll be definitely checking out your other stuff. I also love that you talk and explain things while you work. Makes it good to have playing while I’m crafting to listen to.
If you're looking for a great accompanying story to a build, you need to check out this RUclipsr I discovered a couple weeks ago. ruclips.net/video/JhGT93vovMI/видео.html
As for my project, I do wish I had a good accompanying story. I like the idea of adding something more personal to suggest the scientist who worked there. It's funny you should mention a coffee cup since I just made mugs from paper in my latest video. I should add one of them to scene. Thank you!
Love your attention to detail and love the way I can see the story being told with every mindfulness piece being put in.
Thank you so much!
It’s so realistic 😮
Amazing techniques you use
I’m inspired to try them
Thank you so much 😀 have fun!