1/6 customs and dioramas @ doll show 19

1/6-customs and dioramas in the recent Doll Show 19 (Spring show) held in Tokyo, with an exceptional showcase by a collective of action figure customizers, calling themselves 12 Storms (darn dramatic, i know! LOL) [via]view image galleries via:- Jun's page- OSW forum-thread- MWD forum thread (with images by Milkshake Melody)(re: above) gawd, i lurve dioramas! LOL ... in addition, there was a

wild wild east

a companion and counterpart to the samurai-gunman, Master Wong (no, not "Fei Hung" :p) has been called a pirate and a robber before by his kinsmen ... but he'd rather be known as "the Robin Hood of the East"! ... his compatriots might question his methods many a times, but they'll never doubt his loyalty ... much ...more images on my multiply album :)these dioramas are getting a tad out of hand @

the wizard's workshop

new version 25th Nov: this is what happens when you let toys overtake your 1/1-life:(older version here)the diorama that started it all:more images (including behind-the-scenes) here ~ *heh*

the wizard granger

the story of the Wizard Granger toypixday-bash: it started innocently enough, with wanting to bash an adult Hermione Granger-inspired femme (if im lusting gushing after Emma Watson, then that might be pervy a tad "wrong" innit?) and came up with these: but it wasn't enough. something was "missing". she seemed just"floating" about with nary a space to call her own. so i did these:i hope she's

trex-tech

wondering/planning what ima gonna do next with my first 10"-er Trexi ...another surprise before the end of the year? (*i hope*):: myflickrset 2 / 1 ::

1/6th german locomotive diorama

now, i may not be a big fan of "toy trains", but this surely takes the 1/6th-cake!breathtaking diorama of a German Class "52" Locomotive (circa WW2) found here (cheers for da headzup Zaki!)images posted on the forum is mirrored here and more locomotive pics here as well :)pls spare me any political-rants or such - just enjoy the toys, thanks :)

my party time dioramas of days past

*oh gosh* = by "rediscovering" these dios i'd set-up and snapped eons ago (btwn 3-4 years) sends both a (shameful) shiver down my spine and a crooked-smile on my lips = for altho the images are amateurish and crude, i'd too miss the days when i didn't have a space (or "lack thereof") issue and i didn't really cared much for the "authenticity" of the settings and hence have less likely any "

deering productions

i lurve dioramas. i realize and recognize now tis my own personal outlet for my 1/1-career and whatever i'd lurve to do but is unable to manifest in real-life. Dan DiBase's Deering Productions was one of the earliest websites i'd come across during my toyforum-days of yore and i remember being inspired and encouraged by his dioramas. Mr.DiBase has since announced he will take the website offline

my multiply albums

if anyone hasn't noticed (yet), i've added new easy+handy links on menu-right (bottom) = to my multiply-albums (so you'd not need to navigate thru the multiply-maze :p), which includes my various 1/6th-bashes and dioramas:some be@rbricks and gasaphon-madness:and me personal doodles and sketches (and maybe some surprises too :p)shameless elf-promo? ~ hell, yeah! ~ *share to show you care*

diorama-drama-dreamin'

the exquisite detailing and effort of love put into these model train dioramas (above image) by Peter Feigenbaum, is both an inspiration and a sight to behold. i first saw these photos @ Vestal Design and am reminded again of them today; via WMMNA.i've always had an interest and soft-spot for "dioramas" ... the earliest memory being piling/lining up the dining chairs and bamboo-poles (for hanging