Realistic diorama

Bigger doesn't necessarily mean better and 51-year-old Malaysian artist Eddie Putera proves it with his stunning miniature dioramas. Putera combines his talents of miniature modeling and photography to create scenes so detailed that it's hard to believe they are all hand-made mini version of objects and not real life still photography. Some of them take as short as a week to complete, and Eddie says that sometimes he manages to complete 5-6 of them in a month.

by eddie scale models

These scenes might be small, but they each have a big story to tell.

These scenes might be small, but they each have a big story to tell.

Bigger doesn't necessarily mean better and 51-year-old Malaysian artist Eddie Putera proves it with his stunning miniature dioramas. Putera combines his talents of miniature modeling and photography to create scenes so detailed that it's hard to believe they are all hand-made mini version of objects and not real life still photography. Some of them take as short as a week to complete, and Eddie says that sometimes he manages to complete 5-6 of them in a month.

Eddie Putera makes incredibly detailed scale models and miniature scenes, often of rusting and decaying things. I love his ru...

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Please message me if you have any specific request! This is an adorable diorama landscape inspired from a realistic house located on a hill. Made with clay, miniature tree, red lava rocks, moss, and artificial grass. ***************************************************** Your Ready-To-Display Diorama will include: - ONE Terrarium Wood Box (4.5"L x 2"W x 6"H) with clear acrylic lid Each diorama terrarium is hand-crafted and carefully pre-assembled by me. Each piece is made to replicate a…

Bigger doesn't necessarily mean better and 51-year-old Malaysian artist Eddie Putera proves it with his stunning miniature dioramas. Putera combines his talents of miniature modeling and photography to create scenes so detailed that it's hard to believe they are all hand-made mini version of objects and not real life still photography. Some of them take as short as a week to complete, and Eddie says that sometimes he manages to complete 5-6 of them in a month.