• 3D Printed Miniatures
  • 1:12 Scale
  • 1:24 Scale
  • 1:48 Scale
• 1:48 Scale Vignettes
• 1:48 Scale Kitchens
• 1:48 Scale Kits
• Alcoves
• 1:24 Scale Kits
  • New!
  • 1:24 Scale Shops
  • 1:24 Scale Kitchen Collection
  • 1:24 Scale Eastlake Furniture
  • 1:24 Scale Cabin/Cottage/Country Furniture
  • 1:24 Scale Victorian Furniture
• Porch Kits
• 1:12 Scale Kits
  • 1:12 Scale Kitchen Accessories
  • 1:12 Scale Accessories
  • 1:12 Scale Children's Collection
  • 1:12 Scale Holidays
  • 1:12 Scale Pet Collection
  • 1:12 Scale Tablescapes
  • 1:12 Scale Outdoor Collection
  • 1:12 Scale Birdhouses
  • 1:12 Scale Lanterns
• Fairy Gardens

Click on category on left to see items in that category.

For 3D printed items I have found the following tutorial helpful:
www.shapeways.com/tutorials/painting3dprintedsls

Some items can be printed in  metal. This is a faucet 3D printed in a bronze finish.

For very fine details I have used a Sharpie permanent marker

     Plastic 3D items can be painted with Tester’s plastic model paints, acrylics or permanent ink. You can then seal them if desired. They can be cut with a sharp single edge razor and larger pieces can be sanded.
     White nylon plastic is the most common and is less expensive. It is a bit more flexible. Detail plastic is more expensive but can get finer details in the model. It Is mostly translucent and a bit more brittle so it can snap off the tabs easier.

.​1:48 Scale 3D printed items, painted and placed on diner table with booth bench that Janet Smith 3D printed and provided for the Quarter Connection Mini Weekend.

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I use quality Maple wood for my kits. But even so, when you paint wood it has a tendency to warp. Paint BOTH sides of the wood, even if it won’t show. This will keep warping to a minimum.

Once a kit is designed it is easy to scale up or down with the possibility of ordering kits cut in 1:12, 1:24 or 1:48 scale.

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New Projects

 Custom Kitchens in 1:24 and 1:48 Scale