DIY Peter Parker's apartment from Spider-Man 2 🕷️ 1/12 miniature diorama
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I made Peter Parker's Manhattan apartment from Spider-Man 2 & 3 by hand. No technology was used to make this miniature diorama. Everything is made from scratch with my own two hands.
Everything is made in 1:12 scale. Plenty of these mini makes could be used in your dollhouse.
In the video I made; a door and hardware, mini cups/mugs, pens & pencils, a kettle, magazines & books, electric outlets, light switch, a chair, paper towels, jars & containers, a sink, a trash can made from a cap, an oven mitt, plates/bowls made from painted trash plastic, a toaster oven, battery powered lighting (including a bare bulb) & more 🫨😲
As I was making this diorama, I made some full length tutorial videos for various items and components, which I've linked below.
• handmade miniature Doo...
• DIY miniature kettle o...
• EASY miniature books, ...
• EASY dollhouse miniatu...
• CEREAL BOX "wood" floo...
• DIY Miniature sink, fa...
• EASY dollhouse miniatu...
• EASY handmade 1:12 min...
• handmade CEREAL BOX Mi...
Miter Shears- this pair is highly rated and has replaceable blades
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Heat gun- I use mine to quickly dry paint, soften the glue to dismantle furniture and quickly cure polymer clay without an oven. Gets a lot hotter than a hair dryer.
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Craft heat gun that doesn't get as hot as mine
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2 oz bottle of Diamond Glaze
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8 oz bottle of Diamond Glaze
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Paper fasteners & 1/8" hole punch
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battery operated LED lights from evandesigns.com/. *Not sponsored
I enjoy making dollhouse miniatures by hand using everyday materials. I have lots of projects planned ranging from abandoned miniatures, furniture makeovers, accessories, kits and Dollhouse Miniatures in multiple scales. I am also creating a large Harry Potter miniature in 1:12 scale.
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This just made my heart happy. I gave my husband a running commentary throughout and he was saying "oh wow...yeah...that's cool...oh man..." which is what I was saying, too. Thank you! I really do learn so much from your videos. Thank you!
That is awesome! Thank you so much 😊
I have watched mini channels on YT for a very long time and although there are many creative miniaturists in various categories, there are very few hands-on miniaturists on YT, (three of them are men) that I consider top-of-the-line, you and the creator of the 144 scale are included with these top-of-the-line artisans. You're so skillfull, imaginative, and have pure creativity, while inspiring others to actually start this beautiful form of art. Never change. Thank you for sharing your hand-made beautuful builds. I can watch them over and over again! ❤
What a nice, thoughtful comment. Thank you so much! I have no plans to stop making minis on TH-cam. I love doing this. Thank you 😊
the tiny locks on the door are amazing! your work is so detailed and beautiful, it's a pleasure to watch you create.
Thank you so much! Lots of people make minis using polystyrene plastic from the hobby store. I wanted to see what I could do with an oatmeal lid. I love how it turned out! The glue really helped add a convincing texture.
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This is the most amazing miniature! Release a second version with voice over and I'll watch that too!
Maybe someday! There are 9 tutorial videos on my channel covering some of the projects. I added captions for a bit of instruction.
Me too, I thought the door looked familiar!
@@queencityminisI always appreciate the captions you have about the process on your non-voiceover videos
@@queencityminis I honestly think I watch 85% for your voice overs! You have such a calm voice and I like your dry little jokes
@@hoppingwren thank you! That's so funny
I loved that you showed us the making of all the bits and bobs in addition to the actual set!
Thank you! I wanted to show all of it.
The amount of detail you get in such a tiny space is amazing!!!!! The way you take just random things and make something so incredible!! WOW!!!
This project helped shape me as a miniaturist who uses everyday items to make minis by hand.
You are truly a gifted miniaturist. Anyone can buy store bought minis to create a roombox or diorama, but what astounds me is you build everything from scratch!!! Just amazing. I missed your voiceover as well though😩
Hello Katarina
For this type of video, I enjoy no voiceover bc you watch and wonder what I'm doing with something like googly eyes, then you see they're drawer pulls and you're 😲
I'm really excited for the Gryffindor Common Room because I'm making all of that from scratch as well (aside from some lamps, perhaps). That whole project will have voiceover. I will probably do a start to finish reveal video with none though.
You are such a gifted designer/artist. Can't wait to watch this video with my grandson. Art is what keeps us all sane in this crazy world. Thank you for sharing with us!
Thank you so much 😀 I can't agree more. I hope your grandson enjoys it :)
Once again... NAILED IT!! Not sure where to begin with this one 🤯 there is so much to love and be awe struck! My absolute faves are the thread spools, locks on the doors, paper towels, dish towel holder, dresser pulls, and the poor pitiful light fixture. I am always amazed and in awe when I see what you create literally from nothing! Thank you for sharing your creativity and encouraging so many others!!
Hello Kelly
Thank you! I'm very happy with the thread spools. Coloring the toothpick first made it so easy to wrap them in thread since it didn't matter if there were gaps. I'll post a tutorial with voiceover about making the paper towels and dresser pulls and a couple other things.
@@queencityminis that will be fantastic! I can't remember if it was your or another channel where I saw the googly eye dresser pulls idea! When I saw it, 😱🤯 was my exact reaction LOL 😂! It's such a simple thing but it makes a huge difference in the look of whatever it is a person is making! Those cup type pulls I haven't seen anywhere I order supplies or in any Google search. I'll be putting a sewing room in one of my 1:12 projects and I'd been looking for simple ways to make spools, and the technique you shared is just exactly what I needed! Thank you again for your help and all the incredible ideas you graciously share. Thank you!! See you on Patreon 🤩!
Oh my Gawd…..this is such a good idea. My husband is a huge Spider-Man fan and has collected those comic books since high school. (He’s 57 now and still gets his comic books every month.) I’m totally gonna do this for him to put in his comic book room but I wanna make a closet with a door that opens and has the suit hanging in there. (Not sure how to pull that off but I’m gonna give it a try. Thanks for the wonderful idea!!!
You can do it! Making the door is the hardest part (and it's really not that hard). Adding a closet behind it is no worries. The suit...Textile is not my medium, but a hanging suit shouldn't be too bad.
Maybe fabric from an old stretchy bra? That should be thin enough.
@@karinberonius8799 ohhhh….thats a good idea. I was thinking maybe a pair of tights might work too.
@@valeriebrincheck6034 Of course!
This diorama is amazing. YOU are amazing. I'll have to watch this again, I feel like I may have missed something, can't take any chances. Missed your subtle humor and calming voice, but being as this was a long one, I completely understand the no voice over. Thanks for sharing your awesome talents with us.
Thank you so much! I love doing a video like this with no voiceover bc it's a mystery. You're like, "what are you doing with googly eyes?" Then you're surprised they're drawer pulls.
@@queencityminis exactly what I was thinking, googly eyes dont belong in there.Lol
You are so truly gifted to be able to see all these minis from basic trash! Unbelievable to watch, thank you for filming. Totally mesmerizing!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have to stop right here, 5:56, to say BRAVA! Brilliant! I'm 67 years old and I have an embarrassing amount of google eyes. And this idea is fabulous.
Thank you so much! I'm so proud of this project.
I’m 6 minutes in and I had to pause so I could get on my tablet and comment. I love this, and love how you came up with the door locks and the drawer pulls. I love everything about this. I think it’s so much more fun to figure out how to make something instead of buy it. You give inspire me so much.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that. I got the idea for making the lock from miniaturists who use styrene plastic for crafting. An oatmeal lid was a good enough substitute.
If you look closely at the drawer pulls, I accidentally melted them a little 😬 I dried the paint with my heat gun and wasn't paying attention. Just a couple extra seconds deformed them a bit. Nothing too noticeable!
The way you made the window frames for the cabinet was so clever! Definitely working smarter not harder, I love watching these videos!
Working smarter and not harder is my jam!
@@queencityminisalso making little bottles of jam are your jam.
I’m probably going to watch this 500 times, so far I gasped at the scorch mark on the oven mitt and then, when you zoomed out to show the outlet with the light and the mitt all together the completeness of those details.
Same! I kept going WHAAAT?!?! Over and over. My cat was so mad that I was disturbing her for like 40 minutes. 😂 Such an amazing project, every little detail is truly wonderful. This is a genius at work here!
Thank you so much!!! I'm so proud of this project. I worked so hard on it.
That's so nice! Not for your cat, but for me :)
wow, starting strong with that amazing door, and it just doesn't stop ... the outlets! all those books! the pencil! the toaster oven was so real I cringed when you put your finger inside it because I was like 'ew, what a gross greasy toaster oven'.
Everything you make and the way you make it is amazing. I love everything you do.
Thank you so much! Once I was watching Sugar Charm Shop make bacon from polymer clay. Her food looks so real. She picked up a tool without washing her hands and I thought, 'ooh, salmonella!' Then I remembered it's just clay!
I love miniatures and making things and I think you are one of the BEST miniuture artists I have seen. I am so glad I found you. Have a wonderful day!
Thanks so much 😊
100% agree
Wow! Not only a brilliant miniaturist but an ace editor, love how the music and the craft sticks in the mitre cutter break at the same instant! I should just give up now lol! This must be one of the most entertaining miniature videos yet, you should get an Oscar or Emmy (I dont know which is which) for video production on top of artistic talent!
Thank you so much! The editing was a bear! I kept thinking I should've hired someone. I'm glad I got it done but I'm at least hiring out something in the future 😆
Absolutely fantastic! Your work is second to none x
Wow, thank you! I appreciate that so much. This was a lot of work, but so much fun.
Your talent and ability for detail is Phenomenal!! You Never cease to amaze me! 😊😮
Thank you so much 😀
This is amazing. Holy crap! I'm thinking of a 3D model of Tobey's Peter Parker's apartment. These are great references! Do you mind if I take screenshots and come back to this video in the near future. Please leave these videos up. Don't ever remove them ❤
That's cool! Yes, that's fine. I have individual tutorials for many of the components.
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I’ve been following you since you were under 1k (I started on my work account) and watching your creativity and skill increase has been amazing! You must be Queen City for Manchester, the Nashua paper and MB flyer in the video :) I grew up in Nashua 🥰. So excited to see what you have in store for us next!
Thank you! I wondered if anyone would spot that. I'm from Massachusetts:)
@@queencityminis I lived in the Northshore and western mass, now I’m just over the boarder in CT. But, back to NH soon:) can’t wait to see more of your work!
I love how much found materials you were able to re-purpose into miniature household objects.
Thank you! I love using everyday items to make miniatures.
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I audibly gasped when I saw the thumbnail!
I do miss the narration, though
Thank you so much! I like this type of video with no voiceover bc it's a mystery. You're like, "what are you doing with googly eyes?" Then you're surprised they're drawer pulls.
This is the most amazing thing I've ever seen. It's beautiful, with so much attention to detail. I love it ❤❤
Thank you so much 😀 I'm so happy it's complete!
This is so good! Loved watching your creativity. Loved the red and blue thread as a nod to Parker's sewing skills in the appropriate colors. Using the googlie eyes for drawer pulls was great. So fun to see the individual makes from your channel come together.
Thank you so much! The thread spools were a late addition. They say a miniature is never complete. Maybe I'll add a couple more details at a later date. My room is actually fuller than his apartment in the movie. I wanted it look more realistic. In one scene in the mivie, there are three tea kettles in his space 😆 I made just one.
I like your voice-overs but I understand that this quite a lot of work for a 40 minute video, especially when you've already put so many detailed tutorials for various elements of this miniature
This is such a big project, I'll haveto rewatch the video several times to appreciate everything :D
I added captions in case people want a bit of instruction.
I prefer videos like this to have no voiceover so it doesn't take you out of the meditative nature of watching a project start to finish.
Thank you for watching 😊
This is the best video I have ever seen on how to make and install a door and frame. And using painter's tape to hold things you're working on, genius! All your details are amazing! I'll watch this video again. Thank you for posting. 💕
Hello Jammie
You're so welcome! Thank you so much
Fantastic work as always Shyra, you are a LEGEND! I think the door tutorial was one of the first I saw on your channel and the level of detail blew my mind!!! 😂
I'm just planning my first diorama/ room box based on a British 90s tv show and thanks to you I feel confident about tackling a faux wood floor.
Massive thanks for all your effort and beautiful videos ❤
Awesome! Thank you! I love how the floor turned out for this project. You'd really never know it's made from strips of cereal box.
That project sounds great! I hope you enjoy making it. Thanks for watching.
You are so talented! I love that everything is done by scratch, no laser cutouts. I’m so inspired right now, I wish I could start a project instead of housework and Christmas shopping 😂. Thank you for sharing the tools and supplies used also. Your my favorite miniature TH-camr!
Thank you so much! I love figuring out how to make things myself with simple materials. It has become my thing. I really appreciate that!
Just blow off your housework and make minis to give out for Christmas 😆
Shyra, you’re fearless. Thank you! I’ve been wondering how the heck I’ll make furniture with character, curves, details. Ta-da!
Thank you 😊
The sink is my favorite but all that door hardware and the locks was perfect. Also, the layers of paint (mostly lead of course) built up around the door jamb. So real.
I love the door hardware. I'm so happy with how it turned out.
Absolutely amazing creative miniature concepts and designs. Your imagination is incredible. I love miniatures. I’m no longer able to create any miniatures, I’ve developed sight impairment disease. So far it doesn’t prevent me from watching your incredible designs.
Thank for sharing ❤❤❤❤
I'm so glad you're still enjoying minis! Thank you so much for watching 😊
This leaves me speechless. Literally! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Wow, thank you!
"Gif" brand peanut butter ... love it. You are phenomenal. Keep up the great work!
Thank you! Will do!
The amount of detail paid to the door alone made me swoon! awesome work :)
Glad you liked it! I love the door so much
I watch just to see the creative way you use things to make miniatures!!!
Thanks for watching!
Amazing! I love the tiny pens and pencils and your electrical outlets/plugs! Not to mention your tiny cotton reels!! So many tiny details 🤩 and so many great ideas in one video!
Thank you so much :) I'm really pleased with how the outlets turned out. As usual, I wanted to make them as simply as possible. I don't like doing tedious things.
Once again, your work is so incredible and enchanting. Your eye for detail is mind boggling and I just can’t stop watching. I’m creating a caravan wagon for fairies that I’m hoping to turn into an entire community, and I’m so excited to try so many of your tips, tricks and techniques! I certainly do not want to just buy a bunch of miniature furniture (although there are definitely pieces I’ll have to work up to). Creating my own is so much more fun and interesting. And I’m learning so much from you and a few other creators. Thank you!!
Thank you so much! I really hope you're subscribed to Where the Gnomes Live. Her style and methods would lend themselves well to making a fairy community. Thank you for watching 😊
@@queencityminis Am Now! Thank you. 💛
@@queencityminis Am Now! Thank you. 💛
Just incredible. Such precision! 😮 You could handle 1:160 with one arm tied behind your back.
Maybe I'll give it a try, although 1:144 is small enough!
The amount of details in each individual piece is amazing! Just the door itself is a stunning representation of realism and ingenuity! I love how many household items you used. It really shows you don't need expensive materials to make a master piece! Also.. I had a duh moment while watching this... I thought... how is he going to reach the pringles on the shelf above the door?🤦♀🤦♀ Duh, Ara, think about who's apartment it is lol! No surface is too out of reach😄 Thank you for sharing this with us! (even dumber moment as I realize they are above the cabinet lol.... )
Thank you so much! Figuring out how to make each piece as easily as possible was a fun challenge. That's so funny! Nothing is out of reach for Spider-Man. Thank you for watching 😊
This looks amazing .So much detail ,it looks so real.I love it 🥰
Thank you so much 🤗
By far, this is the best diorama/miniatures channel on TH-cam! Amazing work!❤
Wow, thank you! I really appreciate that!
I just kept saying, “ WOW!” Throughout the whole video! I’ve watched all your videos where you have made some of these components and loved them. But seeing this all put together as a whole scene is absolutely amazing! And I love how you use everyday things that anyone can find. You inspire me so much. I look forward to all your videos and have saved several for future reference. You amaze me, Shyra!
Thank you! It's so exciting for me to bring this project together and see the response. I'm so pleased 😄
My eyes were glued from start to finish! I am snagging your idea on making mugs out of cardstock!
She has a tutorial video with voice over for the mugs, with a few different techniques.
Thank you! It's my most popular video
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Here's the full tutorial for the mini mugs with voiceover. They are so much fun to make.
Fascinating to watch as you created the different elements and completed the room using everyday items that might end up in the trash. Genius.
Thank you so much!
I watch in awe of your creations, without doubt you're amazing and an inspiration! ❤
Thank you so much 😀 I appreciate that
This is so amazingly well done. I can't believe how realistic and beautiful everything is. I am in awe!
Thank you so much!
Holy moly those tiny pencils 😮
I have made toothpick pencils, but they're technically out of scale (too big). I love the tiny pencil and pen I made :)
WOW.. thank you for sharing not just the techniques but your imagination! Amazing!👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much!
You're attention to detail is amazing. I love how you use ordinary items and no fancy CNC machines. Great work
Thank you! Built with my own hands
Brilliant idea of cutting the googly eyes for drawer handles btw
Thank you so much 😊
Blessed you are with intuitive creativity ‼️🤩🕊️❣️
Wow, thank you
Bravo! I really need to pay closer attention to what I'm tossing out. You have a great stash of small plastic throwaways. And your idea for drawer pulls from googly eyes was crazy smart. Very cool. 😍
The googly eyes as drawer pulls was genius
You know I kept the black circles from inside the eyes for future projects 😉 I have such an extensive collection of trash and bits
Love the sink
Thank you 😊
Absolutely love this build! My goodness, the amount of detail!! I do really miss your voiceover though.
Thank you! I'll keep doing my voiceover for most videos but I like this one without. You watch each step and don't know what I'm making with googly eyes or wire and paint until I show it off. It's so many tutorials in one video. I love the mystery of that style for viewers and it appeals to people who don't speak English since I'm not talking.
Wow! You've exceeded yourself on this one.👏
More, please...
On it! Thank you 😊
Outstanding. Lost for words. A Marvel fan here. Again learning so much from you. My mind is ablaze. Ty
Thank you so much :) I put a lot of time and effort into this project.
You are so clever! I was fascinated from start to finish. I am amazed at how you can turn small everyday items into the most intricate and beautiful little things.
Thank you so much! This was a labor of love.
Your ingenuity is beyond belief. Love the attention to detail in this room box and the realism of the grubbiness. 😁❤
Thank you so much! Manhattan apartments are not very clean 😆
@@queencityminis haha
Peter Parker would love this! I do, too! Great video! 🥰
Thanks so much! 😊
Loved the video, amazing and so very creative - put did miss your commentary...........your voice and delivery are both soothing and distinctive enough to make your videos able to "stand alone", no matter the content!!
Thank you so much! I like this type of video with no voiceover bc it's a mystery. You're like, "what are you doing with googly eyes?" Then you're surprised they're drawer pulls.
What a wonderful way to begin my day - coffee in hand and watching the most wonderful and informative views! Thank you for your time. Will have to rewind and watch again. Just so much to take in. Just so clever.
Glad you enjoyed it! I have seen it 50 times bc of all the editing, but I admit. I still like it!
You are the most amazing creator I have ever seen. Ever time I watch one of your videos I am gobsmacked by your creativity. Thank you so much for these.
Thank you so much 😀 What a high compliment
😮🤯GENIUS!! EVERY PIECE YOU MADE WAS JUST GENIUS!! Bravo Girlfriend!!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
You really took that door to the next level, with the dead bolt and chain lock, the grommit peephole!! Whaaaat!!! Brilliant!!! I love the inset wall shelf unit and the way you designed the other wall shelf. The sink..brilliant! and the outlets.. easier than mine..lol 😂 I thought for sure you were going to put a Spiderman on one of the mugs!! This was amazing, I could def tell which pieces and parts were inspired!😉🥰❤️
Thank you! Some people make minis using polystyrene plastic. I didn't wanna buy plastic when I'm surrounded with it. I love how the lock came out using an oatmeal lid.
I didn't want Marvel coming for me so no Spider-Man logos anywhere 😆
@queencityminis so crazy..right! You can't even create as a fan without that kind of thing happening..what a shame!😆 They would probably come as a fan of yours and ask for you to work for them! 😘❤️ I forgot to ask, was this your secret project?!?
@@tinykeyholeminis yes :) I did a bunch of seemingly random tutorials and they were for this (the paper mugs, hot glue jars, cereal box floors, sink, toaster, books/magazines, etc).
🎉brilliant 👏 idea for labels 🏷 I don't have a computer/printer now I can get labels yay 🎉you are a clever lady 🎉
Thank you!
I totally understand about trying to condense soooooooo much time into a short video, but well done! I am happy to see the final vision of those seemingly random videos. You really made it look like his apartment!
I wonder if any of you were ever wondering why I was making odd things like a red chair (I made it red just for that thumbnail, knowing it needed to be painted beige/brown) and a toaster oven 😆
I totally was wondering!@@queencityminis
So many techniques, so many ideas! You are so inspirational!! Thank you, thank you!👏👏👏🤩
You are so welcome!
So amazing small house Nice job
Thank you! 😊
So much fun and hey this worked without a voiceover, who knew!
I love a video like this without voiceover because there's mystery to it. You think, 'what are you doing with googly eyes?' Then you're 😲
Your videos are such a joy to watch.
You are incredibly talented, and the fact you use easy to obtain, or "scrap" items is wonderful.
Well Done, and Thank You!
As always, I am amazed at your creative use of everything! I love how your mind works in seeing uses for so many different items. You are a trash-to-treasure guru! Thanks for sharing it all with us!
Trash to treasure guru! I like that! Thank you 😊
I’m mimosa! It turned out so good! Nice work!
I audibly gasped when you used the googly eyes to make the drawer pulls, I am 100% stealing that for a mini apothecary drawer I’ve been wanting to do!
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This video may be helpful to you! Enjoy
This is the best video making miniatures from scratch I've seen. Loved every second of it. Thank you for sharing. Not only making the tiniest things but making sure it was recorded in a way that we could see the details of what you were doing was another attention to detail you paid. Thank you.
Thank you so much! I've gotten better and better at filming to make editing easier. I'm so glad the effort has translated.
FanTASTIC!!!!
Glad you like it!
How come every time it turns out to be soooooooooo perfect
Thank you 😊
I would of never thought to use google eyes for handles on the cabinets. They came out well, you did an amazing job.
Thank you! I was surprised how easy it was to cut them in half. I didn't end up ruining any of them.
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!!!
Thank you! I'm so pleased with all the comments. You're all the best.
You are so incredibly talented! Just an amazing creation! I need to let my grandson watch this!
Please do! Thank you so much 😊
So many amazing and tiny details. Stunning
Thanks so much 😊 I'm proud of this project. It took a lot of time and ingenuity.
So many great techniques in one tiny room. TFS! As always, amazing work❤
Thanks so much! 😊
Your creativity and attention to detail just blows my mind every single time. You inspire me to do better with my own minis. Thank you Shyra, sincerely
Thank you so much! I hope you're having fun creating.
Shyra Wow! You are an amazing artist. Love all the detail. It is fantastic. I would love to have all the bits and treasures you have accumulated. Thank you for another wonderful video. Missed your voiceover and the humor you always add. Now I am going to watch again to see the parts I might have missed. ❤
Thank you so much! It's so funny to hear the trash and random bits I use referred to as "treasure".
I like this type of video with no voiceover bc it's a mystery. You're like, "what are you doing with googly eyes?" Then you're surprised they're drawer pulls.
It really is an education to watch you create! I enjoy it every time and always learn useful info!
Happy to hear that! Thank you 😊
Love all of your art
Thank you so much 😊
This is the most fascinating video I've ever watched on utube WOW!!!!! THANK U
Wow, thank you! I appreciate that. It was a lot of work (especially the editing) 🕷️
You've had some brilliantly creative ideas Shyra! So clever.
Pam 👏😊
Thank you Pam!
So many awesome pieces/details! Love watching you make the details which bring this diorama alive!
Thank you very much! I put a lot of love into this project.
Shyra~ This is amazing!! (Choice of words intended!) My inner perfectionist is crying tears of joy! I love it so much!!
Thank you! I'm so happy with how it turned out 😁
You are beyond talented! 🤩 Great format of video, presenting all the individual projects as a whole!
Thank you! Start to finish! I love how it turned out
Omg I haven’t even watched and I know I’m going to enjoy this 😊
Thanks for all you share ❤
Hope you like it! Editing this video nearly did me in 😆
Amazing!!!!
Thank you Dave!
Wow, you have really steady hands and great eyes for this kind of tiny work. You do an amazing job of all of your dioramas. I love that you reused a lot of recycled materials. 🤗
Thank you! I have an entire collection of bits and pieces (and trash) for making minis.
Wow,!wow!wow! Stunning work, great tutorial. Your eye for detail 🤌🏽🤌🏽❤️
Thank you so much!!
This is amazing. I can imagine the editing WAS a nightmare.I have my own channel ( not this) and it never fails to amaze me that I can film, say, 1:30 mins of footage and use about 20 minutes of it 😂 Your editing is brilliant. Fantastic work as always x
It was such a nightmare! I did learn a couple new tricks. I use Premiere Pro. There's always more and more to learn.
THIS WAS WONDERFUL and I MEAN THIS WAS GREAT!!!! I Truly Enjoyed this Very Satisfying VIDEO watching everything come Together!!! GO SHYRA GO!!
Thank you Gretchen! I really appreciate that 😊
Yet another MASTERPIECE!!!!
I appreciate that 😊
what an a amazing skill, not to mention an amazing imagination. I have learned so much from this one video and it has helped me think outside the box. Something I reuse a lot are 'mother-boards from old computers/printers etc. They contain such a variety of small components, that I can always find something teh right size to represent something in one of my projects. You just have to find a computer shop that has a lot of old computers that they just dump. I picked up 3 computers and a monitor/display screen today. Amazingly, the monitor provided a myriads of items that I wasn't expecting. It was like Christmas all over again!
That's such a cool idea! Would a laptop work? I have a broken laptop I've been hanging onto for years. I wonder what cool bits are inside it...
Hi, I don't think there are many useable components inside a laptop., but I have never looked inside one. The part you want is called a mother boards , that is where all the cool 'bits' are! Printers are also a goof source of items that can be used in dioramas, depending on the type of dioramas you build of course. Check some larger computer repair places and see if they can at least give you an old computer that they were only going to throw out, or at least just a mother board. I picked up a few computers from a place that specializes in communication equipment. Happy hunting!@@queencityminis