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I Create Miniatures, And Here Are 9 Tiny Suitcases Representing Book Characters That I Love
Hi Pandas! My name is Matilde (aka lavorettilibrosi) and here are some of my miniature suitcases (scale 1:12) inspired by book characters that I love. I work hard on the details of my miniatures and I really enjoy making them.
You can find my other minis on Instagram at lavorettilibrosi.
More info: Instagram
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Alice's Suitcase
From Alice's Adventures in Wonderland.
Harry Potter's Suitcase
From Harry Potter.
How adorable! I think the only thing missing is the Golden Snitch!
Wednesday's Suitcase
Arthur Dent's Suitcase
From Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
You have to wait for the question before you answer.
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I love the little New York Times Newspaper that says "Goodbye, and thanks for al the fish" in Italian.
I love the cup of liquid that is most likely almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea,
The taste of dried leaves boiled in water? It is a tricky thing
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Elizabeth Bennet's Suitcase
from Pride and Prejudice.
Snow White's Suitcase
Gian Burrasca's Suitcase
The main character of a famous Italian children's book, "Il Giornalino Di Gian Burrasca"
Garaler, go buy yourself a life with all that "Money" you earned, you clearly don't have one.... In the meanwhile, go f**k a breadknife
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These were very beautiful, you must have insanely good eyesight and hand-eye coordination to be able to make such small things! I think my favourite is probably Alice's, but all of them are very impressively detailed. Keep it up, I hope to see more sometime!
I have bad eyesight, bad hand eye coordination and very shaky hands, but I make miniatures as well! It's mostly just about patience and at least some equipment (magnifying glass, different tweezers to hold the miniatures etc) my miniatures are usually in 1:100 scale, and although I probably spend a lot more time doing them than someone with good eyesight and steady hands would, I absolutely love it
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These would be impressive if full-sized. That they're created in miniature takes them to a whole other level. Bravo!
These are incredible! Do you make the suitcases too, or just the stuff that goes in them?
Thank you! For the suitcases I use little tin boxes
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It's mainly a hobby, but sometimes I sell some pieces! You may find more info on my insta page @lavorettilibrosi
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Garaler, go buy yourself a life with all that "Money" you earned, you clearly don't have one.... In the meanwhile, go f**k a breadknife
Load More Replies... These were very beautiful, you must have insanely good eyesight and hand-eye coordination to be able to make such small things! I think my favourite is probably Alice's, but all of them are very impressively detailed. Keep it up, I hope to see more sometime!
I have bad eyesight, bad hand eye coordination and very shaky hands, but I make miniatures as well! It's mostly just about patience and at least some equipment (magnifying glass, different tweezers to hold the miniatures etc) my miniatures are usually in 1:100 scale, and although I probably spend a lot more time doing them than someone with good eyesight and steady hands would, I absolutely love it
Load More Replies... These would be impressive if full-sized. That they're created in miniature takes them to a whole other level. Bravo!
These are incredible! Do you make the suitcases too, or just the stuff that goes in them?
Thank you! For the suitcases I use little tin boxes
Load More Replies... It's mainly a hobby, but sometimes I sell some pieces! You may find more info on my insta page @lavorettilibrosi
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