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  1. Beside their stated purpose, they could be feet for a large chest or box. Or use a couple together (flipped...
  2. Could be used as box feet, or to give a broader gluing surface for connecting a dowel to a flat...
  3. Ah... look at these lovely ladies! Fashions from 1910 through the 1920s. Such a lot of changes in silhouettes in...
  4. Meant to be a tassel cap but these are the perfect size to sit on a miniature table as a...
  5. Aw... petite facades that fit an Altoids Tin. Note: there's a related 3D roof (that fits behind the tops of...
  6. Paper dolls and dress forms, sized for the Altoids Tin Facades. Note that the stands on the paper dolls are...
  7. Oo la la! French fashion magazines from (mainly) the 1930s and 1940s. Most are 1:12 & 1:24 scale. There are...
  8. A tiny miracle of invention! This is inspired by Shannon Copper's The Dwarfs’ Cottage Altered Tin: a 3D roof to...
  9. A useful little set: a standing mirror, 2 dress forms and 2 light sconces, sized for the Altoids Tin Facades....
  10. Mix of standing and sitting plastic bunnies (3/4" tall or 3/4" long — a bit small for 1:12 scale, though...