garages

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Miniature garages and garage projects for dollhouses, roomboxes and dioramas

Garages store more than the car!

Also see workshop, flea markets, trash minis,

Miniature garages and garage projects for dollhouses, roomboxes and dioramas

Links to miniature projects




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photo albums, blog posts, webpages

Auto Repair Shop - by Ichar

Car Shop - from Antonio Marcos Museum

Citroen Garage - by Le Monde en Miniatures

Garage - by Askartaja

Garage - by Ichar

Garage - from Holly's Collection

Garage - by Lissu

Garage - by Tanya

Garage for Gary - by Barbara

Garage 1, 2, 3 (Mustang) - by Erika

Garage Sale - by Nancy

Garage Sale - by Ruth Neir

Garage Sale

Garage Sale - by Paula Miller

Garage Sale - by Tanya

Great Garages - by Fern Rouleau

Garage Sale Roombox - by Elaine Goodwin Usimaki, Elaine's Minis

Hot Rod Garage - by Kimberley (KD)

Mechanic - from Antonio Marcos Museum

Old Gas Station

QS Garages - from Cascade Miniatures

QS Garage - from Raggedy Kingdom. Updated with swap items.

Room-by-Room Garage - by Fern Rouleau

Volvo Amazon 1961 roombox - by Taiju

Blogs

Blogs concentrating on garages or categories/labels about them in blogs

Groups

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

Supplies for sale

Supplies needed for making garage projects.

Garage Door Opener - from Creative Reproductions 2 Scale

Miniatures for sale

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

Books

Books about miniature garage projects (also books with chapters about them)

Instructions for miniatures

Miniature printables

Wallpapers

Wallpapers that go well with garage projects

Other Printies

Book/magazine covers related to garages

Yamaha Accessory Kit - printable floor model toolbox complete with drawers that open and tools to go in it

Videos

YouTube videos about miniature projects related to this subject

Research/ Inspiration

Tips/Hints

Got a broken bottle or other trash items? Find a little square plastic container, paint it to look like a recycling bin. Print off some newspapers from Jim''s Printables, Jim's Printables, fold them, turna couple of 1" scale can labels into "magazines", make a can from a tiny piece of dowel and glued on an anonymous label after painting the top and bottom of the dowel silver, then stick all these things in the bin with a bit of colourful plastic, and turn the broken bottle upside down so "no one" knows it is neckless ...and voila, a filled recycle bin for the "back door".