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Stone, Light, and 12,060 Tiny Pieces: The LEGO Sagrada Família Miniature I’ve Been Waiting For
Every once in a while, a LEGO announcement lands directly in the overlap between several of my obsessions. Architecture. Miniatures. Complicated construction. Tiny pieces being asked to perform jobs their designers probably never imagined.
Then LEGO announced Sagrada Família 21065. I was doomed immediately...

Brandon
4 hours ago11 min read


Starburst on Fifth: A Fantasy 1930s Art Deco Miniature You Can Practically Hear Swing
Welcome to The Starburst Pavilion, opened in 1933 on a fantastical Fifth Avenue that lives two streets over from reality and one elevator ride above it. Commissioned by heiress and amateur astronomer Vera Lyric Fontaine, the Pavilion was her love letter to wireless dreams and late-night swing. Legend says Vera demanded “a building that looks like it can hear the future,” so the architect crowned the entry with a radiant fan crest—a stylized radio antenna wrapped in Art Deco g

Brandon
Oct 17, 20258 min read


The Miniature Maker’s Concrete Bible: Molds, Textures, and 15 Projects to Cast Today
Today I’m giving you a definitive guide to casting miniature concrete with balsa, foam, and other easy-to-shape mold materials, plus practical techniques for wood-grain board-formed finishes, stone textures, smooth architectural surfaces, and more. And because I know you’re here for the goods, there’s a 15-project build guide you can use right away—from foundations and stairs to bridge arches, culverts, and fences. No tiny tale, no inspiration detour—just the real stuff you c

Brandon
Sep 17, 20259 min read
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