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About this time of year, we’re wishing the courgettes/zucchini piling up in our kitchens were the size of Vicky Guile’s polymer miniature versions. This UK artist’s veggies are only an inch long.
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Vicky’s bowl of artichoke, aubergines, cauliflower and red onions looks fresh from the garden.
Those of us who started out making miniatures with our kids have a special fondness and admiration for those who can fool our eyes at 1:12 scale. See more on Facebook (NJD Miniatures).
Carol Blackburn ,
Good to see Vicky’s miniatures featured especially as she’s from this side of the pond!
Perfection! I have done minis LOOOOONG ago, and these are breathtaking, especially compared to my crude efforts! (Well, it WAS the 70’s!! We’ve all learned a lot since then!)
(I remember clay being so hard to find (only at dollhouse miniatures shows) and expensive (about $3 a 2 oz. bar back in the 70’s, so what — maybe $5-6 now??) that we used little wads of aluminum foil in the centers of I inch pumpkins to make the clay last longer!) Ah memories! ;^)
Randee M Ketzel ,
I have to admit I am a sucker for well done miniatures–and these are some of the most convincing I’ve seen in a long time…Bravo, Vicky!
MaladieMal ,
Wow, it’s look amazing, like real
Alison ,
Love these 🙂 So well made too!
NJD Miniatures ,
Wow, seriously I’m blushing! Thank you so very much for the feature, I was wondering why traffic to my FB page had increased, now I know why, thanks again PCD and to everyone for your wonderful comments!
Sera ,
Look at that onion!!! You are just amazingly talented.