Sabrina Sane
Orlando, Florida
The Craft
Each miniature is a labor of love and research. From the initial historical investigation to the final coat of paint, every element is considered and crafted with intention. The goal is not merely to replicate, but to evoke the atmosphere and character of a space that once existed or could have existed.
Working primarily at 1:12 scale, each piece requires months of dedicated work. Materials range from traditional wood and plaster to modern 3D-printed elements, always finished by hand to achieve authentic period detail.
The Process
Every project begins with research: period photographs, architectural drawings, museum collections, and primary sources. Understanding the historical context is essential to creating an authentic miniature.
The building process moves from structural elements to fine details, with 3D modeling in Fusion 360 used for both planning and creating precision components. The blog documents this journey from concept to completion.
The Studio
Based in Orlando, Florida, the studio is a workshop filled with tools, materials, and reference books. It is where history is carefully reconstructed in miniature, one room at a time.