One
of the fun things of doing a group project is the wonderful variety in the results. Individuality, personality and preferences add up to very unique
looks, even though we all started with basically the same kit that Anita put
together for us. The creativity and
wide range of talents of our members are beautifully showcased in these
galleries.
The
box that gave birth to this web site was created by the Fearless Leader of our
Micro Minis List -– ANITA MCNARY-HAYNES.
To view more of her creations, visit her web site and her Picture Trail albums.
This
beautiful rendition of the White Christmas Room was created by prolific
miniaturist MARY WRENN. You can view
more pictures of her room, and other minis in a variety of scales, at her Wren’s Nest web site.
Alice’s
version is a mirror image of the original plan. Another change in this rendition is that instead of a Christmas
tree she placed a grand piano in the platform area.
In
this view with the top off the floor plan is visible and so is the white grand
piano, as well as the Palladian windows in the platform area. Note that Alice also added the display
shelves flanking the fireplace, which are part of the original Brooke Tucker
1/12 scale roombox. You can see more of
Alice’s creations by visiting her Alice’s
Dollhouse web site.
Tina’s
ultra luxurious room, although it basically has the same elements as the other
ones, looks very different. She used a
marbled finish for the walls, and round columns, instead of square ones.
The
top view shows more clearly the layout of the floor plan, as well as the tree
on the platform and the room’s furnishings.
Tina covered the top and front of the room with a piece of clear plastic
sheet, lightly scored to bend it at the top front corner. This method allows for light and easy
viewing, while eliminating the need to wire the box.
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Last revised: December 2004