More like dioram-ahhhhh!
MinibricksOpens in a new tab is a DIY YouTube channel run by Roman Khramov. The videos specialize in jaw-dropping miniature and diorama work with details so staggering, you might not even know it’s a miniature at first glance. With crystal clear resin work, the tiniest painted details, and eye-catching splashes of color, Minibrick’s dioramas are miniature works of art. And each video is set to soothing musicOpens in a new tab, commentary free. That gives you roughly 10 minutes of quiet crafting to enjoy when you need a breather.
The channel’s most recent project is a breathtaking diorama of Rogue OneOpens in a new tab‘s Battle of Scarif. We are utterly blown away. (Too soon?)
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Minibricks is obviously a practiced pro at putting together these Star WarsOpens in a new tab scenes. 3-D printed models, classic terrain sculpting, and painting techniques flawlessly combine to tell a short story that you can’t stop staring at. It’s hard to believe this is a X-wing model and not a set piece. And it’s not even finished yet! See Part 1 of this Battle of Scarif diorama for yourself below.
Minibricks also goes beyond the galaxy far, far away. From historical settings, to under the sea with Spongebob SquarepantsOpens in a new tab, to natural wondersOpens in a new tab, to fantasy landsOpens in a new tab inspired by Dungeons & DragonsOpens in a new tab, each video is a mini magical journey. We’re also gigantic fans (no pun intended) of this Pacific RimOpens in a new tab miniature model of Gipsy Danger, which was modeled and 3-D printed before taking center stage in a one-of-a-kind diorama.
If you fall in love with Minibricks’ crafty creations, you can find them for sale in their Etsy store along with other pieces you won’t find anywhere else. Like, for example, a pocket oceanOpens in a new tab. Who doesn’t want to carry an ocean in their pocket?
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Kelly Knox is a freelance entertainment writer in Seattle, WA who writes for Star Wars, DC Comics, and more. Follow her on TwitterOpens in a new tab.
