I used to love miniatures and making them. Soo much work and creativity I seem to lack these days never finish anything, but I miss making stuff. So I got into sublimation and it's helping with my mental health especially because I can finish and sell things
@Squirrel I really never actually like printed something besides some reports for school this whole time. I didn't realize how much I had to learn just to print things at its best quality. I love it something i can finish. Now a days I just admire people's miniatures and occasionally buy peices.
You are a deeply talented man and a gifted soul. I wish and pray all recognition and success to you in everything you do. You also look like actor Christian bale.
I have seen all the miniatures you have made and I can tell that you deserve much more recognition than you have right now. Your work is amazing. The amount of details you put into every miniature and the amount of time you spent on it and on postproduction. It takes a lot of patience and passion for this. Beautiful work!
Quite frankly I love my sewing machine. I have had it for over 12 years and I cannot imagine being without a sewing machine. It allows me to make beautiful quilts out of scraps, clothing, and lots of things. I also love my paint brushes. They must be a certain brand and the handles made of wood. Kind of interesting to think about.
I make jewelry and I find *materials* inspiring. The amount of tools you can get is infinite and I don’t like to have a bunch I never use. But getting a new metal hole punch and seeing the difference or just really good pliers… yeah it’s awesome.
A tool I find every useful in scale modeling is a brass retractable scratch brush. Its like a pen but has a bunch of fine brass wire inside and you can really texture things well with it.
Window color works beautifully to create stained glass. I even use them on my led lights when I want them to have a warmer glow. It goes on opaque, but dries translucent.
I really enjoyed this, I wanted to do the dorm for one of my own dioramas but dont have the confidence in my own skills to pull it off so I went with making the bee hive shed instead. thanks for sharing fab build.
Awesome job! Favorite tool: the hand-held popsicle stick cutter with the angles guide. It's so much easier than trying to use scissors or an exacto knife. (But now I want a mini saw like yours - that thing's way cool!) For my crochet: definitely the yarn winder that makes cakes out of skeins. Less trouble with yarn barf (tangles in the skein that causes a large clump of yarn to pull out of the skein) and the cakes store better than skeins.
That mini table saw looks like the bees knees. How awesome. Im glad it worked out so well for you. As for me, im I have no regrets about my hotwire foam cutter. None.
God dammit. To much talent for one person the actual build, the film/editing , and the beautiful photography the lighting. Ugh give me some of your talent and drive please!!! Just finished watching and before I seen your new editing tool. Man it was noticeable had no idea you were going to talk about that specific thing about your lighting and editing
Very cool tool! Makes a big difference on the final image. I don’t have any special tools other than adobe photoshop. Thanks for sharing! Happy days and model on! 😎🇨🇦
Great job with that window. The whole scene looks really good. I love that show. Watched it when it 1st came on and then again a week later. I knew you could do it justice
that is awesome, it looks almost as if you are actually in the set. This is why i love watching stuff like this, because of the talent the people like you have.
Loved the show and as always, LOVE your work! Every single video you put out leaves me impressed as hell, man. From the creations to the capture - it's always spot on. Great job!
Fantastic work as usual! Not only your construction, but also the lighting and editing add a lot of emotion to the piece. While I've not seen the show, this set reminds me of an adventure/puzzle game series: "The Room". Much of the aesthetic of those games is pretty closely aligned to your styling. Would highly recommend it for general escapism, if not some inspiration.
I don't think the table top saw is the tool that brings you joy. When you started to talk about the tangent thing, that's when you sounded excited lol. Great video as always
You are incredibly talented WOW! Saw the thumbnail and I thought “ain’t no way” 😂. Next thing you know I’m 5 videos deep in a binge of your channel. I’ve recently gained a new appreciation and obsession with dioramas. Excellent job all around keep it up!
Bravo sir! All of your builds are amazing, and this one was top notch!!! Thanks for sharing with us. As far as tools, my laser cutter totally inspires me. It's a luxury tool for sure, but it opens so many doors for my builds.
Tools for me that I use a lot are my bent nosed pliers and sewing machine. I would love to make something similar to this for my 12" Wednesday Addams doll. Thank you for the inspriation.
I do not have a lot of money to purchase specialty tools, unfortunately. Most useful tool I personally own is a manual dowel rod cutter that shows specific angles.
So cool!!!!! I wanna make one too! I fell in love with the show and I love her dorm room. A tool that excites me? My 85mm 1.8 for photography My diy drawers for storing all my tiny making things. Are you able to make the windows available for purchase so I can attempt to make my own dorm or a journal cover with lights? 🤩 I love the film aspects as well tho I’m not at all video savvy.
For miniature stained glass pieces, I save the cellophane wrappers from chocolates, usually the Quality Street or knockoffs that are available everywhere around Christmas time. But if you don't have the colour you need, Sharpies are a good option; you can even make your own alcohol inks from them (or any permanent markers) for better coverage control.
Love this scene you made, especially the window.. beautiful .. especially because I loved Wednesday.. did you say you designed the window on adobe illustrator then laser cut out is it?
This is incredible. I have an xtool laser and want to make dioramas. I am curious what foam board you use and how thick? I have a Cameo Pro 24” vinyl cutter so it should be able to cut the foam. Cannot cut foam with a laser as it is toxic. I have a blade runner 2 which is an upside down jigsaw that acts like a table saw but with a hidden blade so you don’t cut yourself. It can do metal and tile and everything they make a jigsaw blade for.
I use the common 1/4” stuff you can find at any of the stores, sometimes order higher quality ones though. You can absolutely cut it with a laser, many foams are not toxic to cut as long as you’re ventilating the smoke.
Because I work in wood primarily, my favorite tools are for that medium. I love my Micro Make (from Micro Mark) miniature power tools-especially the palm-sized belt sander, the scroll saw and Proxxon pen sander. They all work out of the same transformer and they do things to miniature sized wood (< 1/8" thick) that is really hard or impossible to do with standard sized tools. If you get the palm sized sander, you can make a jig for it that turns it into a stationary belt sander--which is how I use it all the time. I LOVE these tools. They make me so happy. I am not a Micro Mark or Proxxon rep, so when I say be careful of possible knock-off versions you might find on Amazon, it is based on experience.
I’ll have to see about the Proxxon pen sander. I have the table saw…at first I was like how well can this work it’s about the length and with of a piece of paper but it’s a little beast and perfect for my 1:12 to 1:24 stuff!
@@chelseahill1257 If I had it to do over again, I would buy the MicroMark table saw. I had to upgrade a lot on the Proxxon to make it work better. The rip fence was kind of crap, so I extended it so I can clamp it at the far end. And I built a cross cut sled. All that would have been either standard or available on MicroMark model. Then there's the Jim Burns mini table saw. Very $$$ but very good also. I think I'd buy the Micro Mark pen sander also. I think Proxxon is just a bit below standard and the cost differences are not prohibitive (unlike Ken Burns saw). In any case, have fun!
@@marykayryan7891 thank you so much! Being new to this I really appreciate the info! Tools are such an investment and it makes me nuts spending money on garbage. As I develop my skill set and it’s time to expand and upgrade I’ll def keep your advice in mind. I anticipate working mostly with wood firstly because I like it but also work space is extremely limited so I don’t foresee 3D printing or laser cutting, not to mention my skill with some of these programs is non existent 😊
What an eye for detail & an awesome talent you have sir!! I just subbed you & now will go back in your videos. Thank you for sharing this & Happy New Year! Cheers👍🍻
Wow so creative. Ong the small things are so beautiful and precise in the room like the window. Plsss make Sone of the blackpink how you like that mv backgrounds they're so beautiful and mythical 🥰
I'm using much more powerful lights now, check this video to see more, but essentially for this one I used an Aputure 600D bare bulb, far away from it, to create the most hard source of light I could. And of course I added atmosphere aerosol. ruclips.net/video/bxlGtnZKiI8/видео.html
I've been thinking about getting one of those little table saws but I live in a apartment. Is the saw really loud? I don't want to disturb my neighbors. Im using a tiny hobby saw that I can put the blades in my hobby knife
On favorite tools: I stumbled upon the niftiest wearable row counter for knitting! It's a finger ring I wear on my thumb that has numbered rings that I dial around as I finish a row to track progress and remind me where I am in the pattern. It's so much quicker and tidier than other methods, but the best bit is how tactile it is. The ring is metal, so it has some weight to it, there's tension as I dial, plus a click and lock when the number is in place. Soooo satisfying. And I *love* your tabletop table saw. I had no idea such a thing existed, and I could actually use one. Thanks for all you do! 👍🏾
Golden embroidery needles. There's just something about threading a perfectly sharp, shining gold needle that feels magical. Oh, and stained glass- check out iridescent cellophane, alternately called fairy-, fantasy- or angelina film.
May I please ask what is the "fabric paper" you referred to? You said you printed something on fabric paper then ironed it on to some fabric? I could really use this tecnique. I looked it up on the internet but could not seem to find something like that. If anyone knows, please comment. Thanks.
This is the one I've tried! www.amazon.com/Avery-Printable-Fabric-Printers-03384/dp/B0000C0CJZ/ref=sr_1_7?crid=2EO5GOBOCPN85&keywords=printable+fabric+sheets&qid=1674349790&sprefix=printable+fabric%2Caps%2C167&sr=8-7
What a gorgeous build. Your post-processing is so carefully and beautifully crafted also, it's a joy to watch your videos. I completely agree about how tools that work properly and feel good while you're working with them really spark creativity and make me want to keep making stuff. Some things as simple as a really sweet set of Knipex mini cutters or my miniature chisel set always make me happy. Most of my power tools do double-duty for full size projects and motorcycle fixes so my favorites are my benchtop band saw, my small belt/disc sander, and my wonderfully accurate drill press. My current favorite tool is a simple knife made by Matt Estlea (woodworker extraordinaire here on RUclips). It is perfectly weighted and finished and feels sooooo good to work with. But that mini table saw...hmmmm, may need to add that to the collection.
Started watching today and then binge watched. You've got a new subscriber! Technically 3 of us here that did and we are obsessed! Barbarian 2022 movie, Silent Hill and Resident Evil! The train from Midnight Meat train would be sick too. Or the Descent movie!
Omg this is stunning! As soon as I watched the series I decided I want to make a dorm room balcony scene but the window really has me stumped. I’m sure this sounds silly but being new to miniatures my tools are limited. I almost quit right after I started because I was getting so frustrated because I couldn’t keep anything square. So I would say my 123 three blocks or what really inspire me because they make all the difference in the world, with my tiny table top saw a close second. Truly an amazing job here. I always love your work but this one gives me extra feels because I want to make one, cello and all
If you’d be interested in buying the window laser cut piece I can do it in the scale you’d like, just send me an email at abandonedminiatures@gmail.com
This is so cool! I love working in 3D (because I suck at drawing) and have been wanting to get into miniature models but I don't know where to start, any tips? This really turned out amazing and you got the window so perfect!
Their room seems a bit empty is this because you copied a specific scene or just haven't add any other details yet? I'm trying to remember where I saw their room so abandoned, is this from very last episode when they were leaving?
I used to love miniatures and making them. Soo much work and creativity I seem to lack these days never finish anything, but I miss making stuff. So I got into sublimation and it's helping with my mental health especially because I can finish and sell things
Do whatever makes you happy!
Yes!
I so relate, and that’s so cool you sell your prints
@Squirrel I really never actually like printed something besides some reports for school this whole time. I didn't realize how much I had to learn just to print things at its best quality. I love it something i can finish. Now a days I just admire people's miniatures and occasionally buy peices.
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You are a deeply talented man and a gifted soul. I wish and pray all recognition and success to you in everything you do. You also look like actor Christian bale.
Have you ever considered publishing a book of photos of your scenes? I know I would buy one!
I hope to eventually!
😡😡
@@mayraguzman9727 ?
I have seen all the miniatures you have made and I can tell that you deserve much more recognition than you have right now. Your work is amazing. The amount of details you put into every miniature and the amount of time you spent on it and on postproduction. It takes a lot of patience and passion for this. Beautiful work!
I really appreciate that! Thanks for the support!
I couldn't agree with you more!
You did that set design so much justice with this scene!! It is definitely captivating and I can see why you wanted to create it! Love it!
Quite frankly I love my sewing machine. I have had it for over 12 years and I cannot imagine being without a sewing machine. It allows me to make beautiful quilts out of scraps, clothing, and lots of things. I also love my paint brushes. They must be a certain brand and the handles made of wood. Kind of interesting to think about.
I make jewelry and I find *materials* inspiring. The amount of tools you can get is infinite and I don’t like to have a bunch I never use. But getting a new metal hole punch and seeing the difference or just really good pliers… yeah it’s awesome.
Yes, sometimes you can have too many tools, but having the right tool for the job really makes me happy!
A tool I find every useful in scale modeling is a brass retractable scratch brush. Its like a pen but has a bunch of fine brass wire inside and you can really texture things well with it.
I think I have one somewhere that I haven't tried much, I'll have to find it!
Window color works beautifully to create stained glass. I even use them on my led lights when I want them to have a warmer glow. It goes on opaque, but dries translucent.
I really enjoyed this, I wanted to do the dorm for one of my own dioramas but dont have the confidence in my own skills to pull it off so I went with making the bee hive shed instead. thanks for sharing fab build.
Awesome job!
Favorite tool: the hand-held popsicle stick cutter with the angles guide. It's so much easier than trying to use scissors or an exacto knife. (But now I want a mini saw like yours - that thing's way cool!)
For my crochet: definitely the yarn winder that makes cakes out of skeins. Less trouble with yarn barf (tangles in the skein that causes a large clump of yarn to pull out of the skein) and the cakes store better than skeins.
That mini table saw looks like the bees knees. How awesome. Im glad it worked out so well for you. As for me, im I have no regrets about my hotwire foam cutter. None.
I definitely want a nice hotwire foam table at some point!
God dammit. To much talent for one person the actual build, the film/editing , and the beautiful photography the lighting. Ugh give me some of your talent and drive please!!! Just finished watching and before I seen your new editing tool. Man it was noticeable had no idea you were going to talk about that specific thing about your lighting and editing
Thanks so much! It’s been a blast making everything for the channel.
Very cool tool! Makes a big difference on the final image. I don’t have any special tools other than adobe photoshop. Thanks for sharing! Happy days and model on! 😎🇨🇦
Haha thanks Peter!
One of the best achievements you have made. I love it, we are literally transported into the series!
I'm so glad you think so, thank you!
Great job with that window. The whole scene looks really good. I love that show. Watched it when it 1st came on and then again a week later. I knew you could do it justice
Thanks Agnes!
I have 2 of the small table saws. Love them. Clamps are also important.(never have enough)
Absolutely!
Very cool Nic! I just started watching the show yesterday, it's very well done. You captured that room perfectly in this diorama.
Thanks Knarb! I definitely enjoyed the show
Amazing work!!! So well done.
I had the pleasure to walk on that set for 2 minutes and it was so stunning! That stained glass window was just 😱
Great job. I think that Enid's bad was pink with a lot of teddy bears. Not old and rusty like that.
こんなに惹き付けられたサムネは初めて。美しい！
Looks great! I don't know if it's beautiful, but I love my pasta machine for making quick work of conditioning polymer clay. Such a time saver.
I love mine too!
I think it's the most beautiful miniature room you have done so far! Very impressive. Thanks for showing!
Thank you so much!
I didn’t even finish the video yet and my goodness… u r amazing. so talented. loving the work, love how it looks like it’s just been rusting. AMAZING
Love your work 😍 any Chance you'll ever make ASOUE miniature too? That would be awesome :3
You killed it, man. Great work!
Thanks dude, I appreciate it!
@AbandonedMiniatures
that was Boylei. 🥹
that is awesome, it looks almost as if you are actually in the set. This is why i love watching stuff like this, because of the talent the people like you have.
Loved the show and as always, LOVE your work! Every single video you put out leaves me impressed as hell, man. From the creations to the capture - it's always spot on. Great job!
I really appreciate that! Thanks for watching!
Fantastic work as usual! Not only your construction, but also the lighting and editing add a lot of emotion to the piece.
While I've not seen the show, this set reminds me of an adventure/puzzle game series: "The Room". Much of the aesthetic of those games is pretty closely aligned to your styling. Would highly recommend it for general escapism, if not some inspiration.
Thank you! I'll check it out
I love to color, so my favorite tool is alcohol markers 😊❤
I don't think the table top saw is the tool that brings you joy. When you started to talk about the tangent thing, that's when you sounded excited lol.
Great video as always
You are incredibly talented WOW! Saw the thumbnail and I thought “ain’t no way” 😂. Next thing you know I’m 5 videos deep in a binge of your channel. I’ve recently gained a new appreciation and obsession with dioramas. Excellent job all around keep it up!
So glad you’re enjoying my videos!!
wow! such a high quality video. I thought it was a scene of the movie at the beginning of the video. i really admire your talent.
thought the opening was actually the frame from the movie! nice!!
Bravo sir! All of your builds are amazing, and this one was top notch!!! Thanks for sharing with us. As far as tools, my laser cutter totally inspires me. It's a luxury tool for sure, but it opens so many doors for my builds.
How do people watch art this good and NOT subscribe?
I love miniature things and the show Wednesday.The way you did all that detail shocks my I give it a 1000/10
Another amazing build! Plus I get to learn about filming & such. You are so talented!!!
Thanks so much for watching!
Tools for me that I use a lot are my bent nosed pliers and sewing machine. I would love to make something similar to this for my 12" Wednesday Addams doll. Thank you for the inspriation.
I do not have a lot of money to purchase specialty tools, unfortunately. Most useful tool I personally own is a manual dowel rod cutter that shows specific angles.
So cool!!!!! I wanna make one too! I fell in love with the show and I love her dorm room.
A tool that excites me?
My 85mm 1.8 for photography
My diy drawers for storing all my tiny making things.
Are you able to make the windows available for purchase so I can attempt to make my own dorm or a journal cover with lights? 🤩
I love the film aspects as well tho I’m not at all video savvy.
Thanks so much! I am planning to sell them on the website but for now send me an email! Abandonedminiatures@gmail.com
I have been loving my 3D pen. Makes neat wrought iron fences.
For miniature stained glass pieces, I save the cellophane wrappers from chocolates, usually the Quality Street or knockoffs that are available everywhere around Christmas time. But if you don't have the colour you need, Sharpies are a good option; you can even make your own alcohol inks from them (or any permanent markers) for better coverage control.
Love this scene you made, especially the window.. beautiful .. especially because I loved Wednesday.. did you say you designed the window on adobe illustrator then laser cut out is it?
Matel needs to hire you
Great work! 👌🏻
작품들이 너무 환상적이고 훌륭합니다.
많은 사람들에게 알려져 감상될 수 있길 바래봅니다.^^
The works are so fantastic and wonderful.
I hope it can be known and appreciated by many people.^^
I love your narration. I like how you explain the work you put into this.
This is incredible. I have an xtool laser and want to make dioramas. I am curious what foam board you use and how thick? I have a Cameo Pro 24” vinyl cutter so it should be able to cut the foam. Cannot cut foam with a laser as it is toxic.
I have a blade runner 2 which is an upside down jigsaw that acts like a table saw but with a hidden blade so you don’t cut yourself. It can do metal and tile and everything they make a jigsaw blade for.
I use the common 1/4” stuff you can find at any of the stores, sometimes order higher quality ones though. You can absolutely cut it with a laser, many foams are not toxic to cut as long as you’re ventilating the smoke.
Because I work in wood primarily, my favorite tools are for that medium. I love my Micro Make (from Micro Mark) miniature power tools-especially the palm-sized belt sander, the scroll saw and Proxxon pen sander. They all work out of the same transformer and they do things to miniature sized wood (< 1/8" thick) that is really hard or impossible to do with standard sized tools. If you get the palm sized sander, you can make a jig for it that turns it into a stationary belt sander--which is how I use it all the time. I LOVE these tools. They make me so happy. I am not a Micro Mark or Proxxon rep, so when I say be careful of possible knock-off versions you might find on Amazon, it is based on experience.
I've always wondered about those tools! Thanks for the input!
I’ll have to see about the Proxxon pen sander. I have the table saw…at first I was like how well can this work it’s about the length and with of a piece of paper but it’s a little beast and perfect for my 1:12 to 1:24 stuff!
@@chelseahill1257 If I had it to do over again, I would buy the MicroMark table saw. I had to upgrade a lot on the Proxxon to make it work better. The rip fence was kind of crap, so I extended it so I can clamp it at the far end. And I built a cross cut sled. All that would have been either standard or available on MicroMark model. Then there's the Jim Burns mini table saw. Very $$$ but very good also. I think I'd buy the Micro Mark pen sander also. I think Proxxon is just a bit below standard and the cost differences are not prohibitive (unlike Ken Burns saw). In any case, have fun!
@@marykayryan7891 thank you so much! Being new to this I really appreciate the info! Tools are such an investment and it makes me nuts spending money on garbage. As I develop my skill set and it’s time to expand and upgrade I’ll def keep your advice in mind. I anticipate working mostly with wood firstly because I like it but also work space is extremely limited so I don’t foresee 3D printing or laser cutting, not to mention my skill with some of these programs is non existent 😊
What an eye for detail & an awesome talent you have sir!! I just subbed you & now will go back in your videos. Thank you for sharing this & Happy New Year! Cheers👍🍻
So many amazing tips to tiny realism. I love how it came out!! 🙂
Thanks so much!
It looks so beautiful and I love it 💓 you are very talented person ✨
This is so cool! My kids love Wednesday very much.
Thanks!!
Love this, the light effect is stunning
Thanks!!
I haven't seen the show, but this piece is mesmerizing as usual.
I appreciate it!
Watch the show, Jordan! 😏
I Love it so much and it looks amazing in your hair too
Your work is amazing and so inspiring ❤
Oh, you are right! Amazing Tangent, wave 2!
Wow very cool😀 i couldn't even make the first part if I would make this video. I am happy that I saw this video, it made my life complete
Wow so creative. Ong the small things are so beautiful and precise in the room like the window. Plsss make Sone of the blackpink how you like that mv backgrounds they're so beautiful and mythical 🥰
I watched the first episode of Wednesday and the moment I saw that room I KNEW you would recreate it. Great work, buddy.
Thanks Dan!
Love that colored window! Really nice.
Awesome work again! I wanna ask something. As I remember you were using godox sl60w. But how did you get the light rays with that? Using only snoot ?
I'm using much more powerful lights now, check this video to see more, but essentially for this one I used an Aputure 600D bare bulb, far away from it, to create the most hard source of light I could. And of course I added atmosphere aerosol.
ruclips.net/video/bxlGtnZKiI8/видео.html
@@AbandonedMiniatures Yeap actually I know you changed your light. But I would know how you were doing with sl60w
Incredible piece of art!
I've been thinking about getting one of those little table saws but I live in a apartment. Is the saw really loud? I don't want to disturb my neighbors. Im using a tiny hobby saw that I can put the blades in my hobby knife
Depends on what material you’re cutting but it’s quieter than a vacuum!
On favorite tools: I stumbled upon the niftiest wearable row counter for knitting! It's a finger ring I wear on my thumb that has numbered rings that I dial around as I finish a row to track progress and remind me where I am in the pattern.
It's so much quicker and tidier than other methods, but the best bit is how tactile it is.
The ring is metal, so it has some weight to it, there's tension as I dial, plus a click and lock when the number is in place. Soooo satisfying.
And I *love* your tabletop table saw. I had no idea such a thing existed, and I could actually use one.
Thanks for all you do! 👍🏾
Thanks Crystal!
PARABÉNS PELO VIDEO!!!
Golden embroidery needles. There's just something about threading a perfectly sharp, shining gold needle that feels magical.
Oh, and stained glass- check out iridescent cellophane, alternately called fairy-, fantasy- or angelina film.
Printable fabric paper? Got to look into that
Wow! Amazing!!!
I wish I had your eye. Really great job on this one
VERY cool. youre so skilled! its so beautiful
Miniatur buatanmu sangat bagus.saya sampai kagum
Man, I knew you would do something like this. This is fantastic. Congratulations. Keep up the great work. Happy New Year 🎉
Thanks so much! Happy new year!
this looks amazing 😱
Its a Master Piece ✨✨✨✨
May I please ask what is the "fabric paper" you referred to? You said you printed something on fabric paper then ironed it on to some fabric? I could really use this tecnique. I looked it up on the internet but could not seem to find something like that. If anyone knows, please comment. Thanks.
This is the one I've tried!
www.amazon.com/Avery-Printable-Fabric-Printers-03384/dp/B0000C0CJZ/ref=sr_1_7?crid=2EO5GOBOCPN85&keywords=printable+fabric+sheets&qid=1674349790&sprefix=printable+fabric%2Caps%2C167&sr=8-7
@@AbandonedMiniatures Thank you for responding and answering my question, I appreciate you.
Wow!!! That is so amazing!!!♥
I am happy that u enjoyed and love what you are making. Cause you definitely make a wonderful art.
Stunning. Your work is amazing.
여기서 촬영해도 되겠어요 진짜 멋지다!!
You are amazing and so is this!! I love how the window looks so much! Great job
oh man. GxAce makes some really beautiful videos.
Definitely!
What a gorgeous build. Your post-processing is so carefully and beautifully crafted also, it's a joy to watch your videos.
I completely agree about how tools that work properly and feel good while you're working with them really spark creativity and make me want to keep making stuff. Some things as simple as a really sweet set of Knipex mini cutters or my miniature chisel set always make me happy. Most of my power tools do double-duty for full size projects and motorcycle fixes so my favorites are my benchtop band saw, my small belt/disc sander, and my wonderfully accurate drill press.
My current favorite tool is a simple knife made by Matt Estlea (woodworker extraordinaire here on RUclips). It is perfectly weighted and finished and feels sooooo good to work with.
But that mini table saw...hmmmm, may need to add that to the collection.
Thanks so much for sharing! I love to hear what everyone is using and enjoys.
Это очень крутая работа! Будто это не миниатюра вообще😻
Absolutely incredible!!! This is so inspiring and motivating me to make more miniatures.
I’m so glad!
Started watching today and then binge watched. You've got a new subscriber! Technically 3 of us here that did and we are obsessed!
Barbarian 2022 movie, Silent Hill and Resident Evil! The train from Midnight Meat train would be sick too. Or the Descent movie!
Great job...which lens do you use?
Nice work. We love that show.
Omg this is stunning! As soon as I watched the series I decided I want to make a dorm room balcony scene but the window really has me stumped. I’m sure this sounds silly but being new to miniatures my tools are limited. I almost quit right after I started because I was getting so frustrated because I couldn’t keep anything square. So I would say my 123 three blocks or what really inspire me because they make all the difference in the world, with my tiny table top saw a close second. Truly an amazing job here. I always love your work but this one gives me extra feels because I want to make one, cello and all
If you’d be interested in buying the window laser cut piece I can do it in the scale you’d like, just send me an email at abandonedminiatures@gmail.com
I loved it,i finally found something related to wednesday that i really liked
This is so cool! I love working in 3D (because I suck at drawing) and have been wanting to get into miniature models but I don't know where to start, any tips? This really turned out amazing and you got the window so perfect!
I love how it gives a real vibe
beautifull !
It looks so real
Their room seems a bit empty is this because you copied a specific scene or just haven't add any other details yet? I'm trying to remember where I saw their room so abandoned, is this from very last episode when they were leaving?
Outstanding as always. 😎👍🏻
what inspires me? honestly, my new fountain pens I got for christmas
It's nice; it would be nicer with vintage wallpaper and an oval rug
and quilted bedspread.
No wayyyyyy such talent!