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Miniature fish, fishermen, fish sellers and aquarium projects for dollhouses, roomboxes and dioramas

See also mermaids, sushi, Mediterranean, ice beach, pirates, water, boats  marine beach and seafood

 

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Fishing Shack by Karin Foster
Riki is up to something
pic here
Re-ment Chinese Tea Set

Pic here

Octopus with friends

the fisherrman and his wife
fishing net with glass floats
Goldfish in a bag of water
32/365  "So there were these two guys who walk into a bar....."

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96/365Roasted Red Snapper (1/12 scale)
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Links to miniature projects

  • photo albums, blog posts, webpages

Aquarium - by Alice Zinn

Aquarium with Lights - by Keith Walker

Fish - Marjo Caris has made several different fish to go in her fish stall project. Scroll through her album of Fimo projects.

Fish in a pan - by Worthart

Fisherman's Shack - by Jacqui Martin

Fisherman's Shack - by Karin Foster

Fish Shop - by Rita B

Fisherman's Wharf - by Ichar

Fisherman Project - by Pikkutalo

Fishmonger - by Del Blackmore

Gone Fishing - by Kazumi

Goin Fishing - Huck Finn character in Mark Twain's book, by Vynette

Miniature Aquarium - using a deodorant stick container, by Pauline Kret

No Fishing - from Tiny Reality. Not all fishermen need a pole!

Resin Aquarium - by Orsolya Skulteti. Scroll dowm to the last page.

Sea Shanty - by Carolyn Roach, from a kit by Karen Carey

 

Blogs

  • Blogs concentrating on fish or categories/labels about them in blogs

 

Groups

  • Discussion groups, forums (or forum categories) and photo groups dedicated to fish.

 

Supplies for sale

  • Supplies needed for making fish projects.

 

Miniatures for sale

  • Do you have a section for fish in your shop? Add a direct link to that item here.

Fishbowl - from A Miniature Marvel (UK)

Fishing Accessories - from Grandma Holly's House

Nautical, Fish and Lighthouse Items - from SP Miniatures

Lobster Pots - by Lidi Stroud

 

Books

  • Books about miniature fish projects (also books with chapters about them)

 

 

Instructions for miniatures

 

Miniature printables

 

Wallpapers

  • Wallpapers that go well with fish projects

 

Other Printies

  • Book/magazine covers related to fish

Fish Collage - from Mary Watkin on F;ickr

Miniature Koi for Fish Pond - from About.com

Miniature Aquarium - by  Dollhouse Miniature Printables

Printable Aquarium - by Jean Day

 

Links

  • links to sites showing how to make items related to fish

Aquariums- using a TicTac container, and a plastic box Judy Lawton created these aquariums. Little fish (which are photocopies shrunk down from some stickers) and some clear hole less beads (to look like air bubbles)  are glued on to just regular old acrylic from a package of  paintbrushes, any plastic from packages would work cut to size to fit the clear plastic box.  The Square one is placed on the diagonal), the tic tac box just up parallel to the back of the box.  Other embellishments are small plastic  greenery from RL Aquarium plants and scenic sand over air dried clay.

Blue Seas Bistro - Fisherman's net used to decorate a restaurant with a fishy theme, by Diane in Florida (My Miniatures Journal)

Fishesesss - tut by Worthart

Fishing Creel - from Minipearls, scroll down to see

Japanese Glass Float Tutorial - by Sharon Ojala

Koi Tutorials - from Deviant Art

Learn to Sculpt a Rainbow Trout - CDHM Tutorial by Kiva Atkinson

Prawns - from Team Midi Dollhouse tutorials

Rod and Creel - from Progetti 2, ?Spanish?. Good pictures, scroll down page.

Saltwater Aquarium in 1:12 scale - from Otterine's Miniatures

Shrimp - by Snowfern Clover

Standing Fish Tank/Aquarium - PDF File

 

Research/ Inspiration

 

Fishing Scene

  • Hip Boots
  • Bed roll
  • Hand-held fishing net
  • Can of worms
  • Fish fillet
  • Fishing pole
  • Fly Rod
  • Tackle Box
  • Fishing line spools
  • Cooler
  • Oars

 

Tips/Hints

  • To make a fish tank, use 2 same size pieces of basswood for the top and bottom. Cut 8 strips of wood about 3" high (depends on how high you want the tank to be). Glue 2 pieces together (in an L shape) for the corners. Cut 4 more strips of wood for the top piece of the tank and glue them to the bottom of the top to create a box lid). Take hard plastic packaging used for bakery products and glue 3 sides of "glass". To fill the tank, use small pieces of clay, insert a a length of clear plastic price tag barb and attach mini fish and plants. Use sand to cover the floor of the tank and to hide the clay stands. Position the fish and plants so the plastic barbs are hidden.
  • containers that Reutter Porzellan sets come in are a perfect size for a fish tank
  • TicTac boxes make great fish tanks when they are cut down
  • use wire and netting to make fishing net
  • use beads, a small dowel rod, ribbon, glue, very thin wire, and very thin thread to make fishing pole. Use a snap fastener or wheel from lighter for the reel.
  • Find flat backed small fish charms, glue them on small round, oval, or square pieces of wood for fishing plaques.
  • Use the metal eraser tip or a pencil to make a can of worms.
  • doctors brand interdental toothpicks can be  cut to make a knife with a handle. Paint or color the handle part black or brown with permanent marker or
    any sort of paint, sand the "blade" smooth and paint it silver.Throw the other end in your garbage as "fish bones"!
  •  most 1 inch scale rods are about 6 3/4 to 7 inches long so just a little taller than a 6 foot tall man 

 

 Ideas about what is needed for these projects

  • links to inspiring pages
  • ideas for shop names

Flipper McKoy's

Get Hooked seafood

Codfathers

Hook, Line and Sinker

 

Videos

  •  Videos about miniature projects related to this subject

 

Miniature Aquarium 1 - from Sugar.Charm Shop

Miniature Aquarium 2 - from Sugar Charm Shop without resin

 

 

 

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