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Working Remote in Tokyo: A Miniature Pilgrimage to Small Worlds Tokyo
This is my third trip to Japan in the last two years, and I keep finding new ways the country shrinks and expands my brain at the same time. This time I brought a travel companion: my tiny LEGO minifigure, “Sheila,” who has become the unofficial field reporter for Small World Miniatures. She’s the brave one you’ll spot in several of the photos, staring down aircraft and mecha like it’s no big deal.

Brandon
4 days ago8 min read


Miniature Netherlands, Giant Joy: My Day at Madurodam Miniature Park (Plus a Detour to 7 Million Tulips)
A few years back I did what any responsible adult miniature nerd would do: I flew across an ocean just to feel like a giant. The destination? Madurodam, the famous miniature park in The Hague where the whole Netherlands has been shrunk to 1:25 scale. Trains, ships, airports, tulip fields, Gothic cathedrals, modern glass towers—everything has been politely compressed so you can walk around like a kaiju who’s had a really good day....

Brandon
Dec 2, 20258 min read


Gumdrop Eaves & Garden Dreams: A Polymer-Clay Cottage Miniature You Can Practically Smell the Cookies From
Confession: I love a house that looks like it bakes its own cookies. This polymer-clay cottage has gumdrop roof tiles, a petite picket fence, and window boxes spilling over like confetti at a parade. The style leans storybook-meets-cottagecore, with a few nods to a miniature Victorian bay window and those scalloped miniature terracotta roof tiles that make you want to boop the shingles. Every corner says, “Welcome! Please pet the topiary.”

Brandon
Aug 29, 202510 min read


Gradient & Grind: A Contemporary Ombré Café in Miniature
Welcome to Gradient & Grind, founded in the very small year of 2017 in the even smaller town of Tintown, where residents argue about Pantone numbers the way other places argue about sports. The café’s founder, Dot Ombrelle, is a former paint-deck librarian who believes coffee tastes better when the walls blend like a perfect sunrise. The head barista, Milo “Milk Cloud” Reyes, can pour a swan, a tulip, and once (allegedly) the Fibonacci sequence.

Brandon
Aug 16, 20257 min read


Snoopy's 11 Halloween Personas: A Miniature Celebration of Spooky Style
What happens when the most beloved beagle of all time decides to embrace Halloween? You get a miniature marvel of delight, where Snoopy...

Brandon
Oct 25, 20245 min read


A Prague Café in Miniature: A Czech-Style Diorama for the Coffee Connoisseur
Step into a Prague-inspired miniature café diorama—glowing copper, arched windows, lush plants, and tiny pastries—plus build tips and a high-res canvas print with FREE U.S. shipping.

Brandon
Dec 28, 20237 min read
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