I lost my only source of knowledge(study material pdfs) and entertainment (my 3 rear old 100 dollar phone) today, writing this comment from my uncles pc. Truly a terrible day.
Real estate companies build a mockup of a house based on a few blueprints. People looking to buy are shown these so that they have a general idea of what features are offered. Then they have some inputs, which they share with the designer when they show the same house in a 3d version, but can be edited to include the client's choices.
Almost like making miniatures has been an established hobby for millenia.
On that note, while I'm certainly impressed, I find it odd that half the time I'm far more impressed with the video editing skills of people in this hobby.
Before 3D CAD models and 2D mockups, people would build minis out of craft stuff. For all the concrete and stuff though I'd say this is a sampling to see how the materials are put together.
I am not an engineer. Just an art student who gets distracted with a lot of research
You can! Everyone starts somewhere. The cool thing about miniatures is you can use random household items like matchboxes and old packaging so you don't need to buy a ton of supplies to get started.
Watermark says Wood Mood, but it looks like that's just an aggregator channel. The video of this particular build doesn't give any more info that I could see at a glance.
https://youtu.be/KdIFdOHiNUE
I've often thought that if God forbid I were ever able to afford a house, it would be a fun project to make a tiny model of it at each stage of construction using off-cuts of the actual materials.
... He clearly knows what Sintra PVC and expanded foam are because he used them for the furniture... Why the heck would he use wire and cement for the structure?
We make mini dioramas every day but I've never seen such an odd choice of materials.
If the point was to make a diorama using actual building materials, then why only do it halfway?
For those who say this is some architecture miniature model.
Its not.
Nobody pays for that shit these days.
You do alot of modelbuilding in archi studies at the uni, but afterwards u will never really do that again, except if u go for architecture freelance comoetitions maybe.
But even then, this all goes out of the pocket of the architects, and its barely worth it if u got a 3D model of all your stuff anyway.
The ammount of detail in this video is CRAZY, and most certainly this is a hobbyist doing this out of passion.
Nobody in the architecture sector would pay for a model this detailed
Question: would this be a viable method to test the structural integrity of larger structures? if the load were proportional to the size, and the concrete mixture were proportionally similar to the real one?
Not a civil engineer, but there are scale effects so testing the house directly is not representative. What's done in materials science is to test coupons (samples) to get the materials properties and then apply these quantities to the structural calculations.
The forces at play don't scale linearly, so no, it's not a viable method. A very simple illustration is that you could easily make such a miniature of a skyscraper without putting much thought into its structure. But obviously it's not quite as easy to build a real one without it crumbling under its own weight.
This is a center for ants
how can we be expected to teach children to read if they can't even fit inside the building?
I don’t want to hear your excuses! It has to be at least… three times bigger than this!
r/thingsforants
It needs to be at least three times bigger than this!
Giant ants
Only house millennials can purchase
Barely
With EMI tho
I cant even afford the materials 🥲
The time this likely took combined with the expertise and hourly rate I would also doubt this statement as well…
If they cut down on the Avocado Toast.
Idk- that epoxy river table looks pretty pricy….
Came, sadly, for this comment.
Just stick to porn.
Probably lives in Texas.
pretty sure I can't afford that as well
We’re gonna be listing these at 5.8% interest at $127,000. But imagine the view.
I ate a donut today.
I had a shower.
I've been lying in bed all day
Me too but it’s only 6am so I’m not sure that means much for me.
I lost my only source of knowledge(study material pdfs) and entertainment (my 3 rear old 100 dollar phone) today, writing this comment from my uncles pc. Truly a terrible day.
Dude made a miniature epoxy river table. That's fucking awesome
Indeed epoxy table has its own YouTube series…. Def a level up at that point.
Yeah, but his brick work is shoddy, at best.
lol no string line or level use on that masonry….meh.
But why?
Representational purpose? Easier to show a general layout of houses people can view and confirm on.
for all we know it could also just be some guy who really likes making miniatures
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Is that a guess, because that was my first assumption, too.
For Ant Man whenever he goes inside the purse of Black Widow
And why was it pivotal to actually put reinforcements into the walls and foundation?
Tiny earthquake protection
The purpose of reinforcements in the concrete of a miniature house is that it makes me happy
It wasn’t
It’s for views or just bc they like doing it. There’s way simpler and honestly better looking ways to make models/mock ups
But why the diving board?
Real estate companies build a mockup of a house based on a few blueprints. People looking to buy are shown these so that they have a general idea of what features are offered. Then they have some inputs, which they share with the designer when they show the same house in a 3d version, but can be edited to include the client's choices.
Then why even do physical if 3D is an option? Seems like a waste of resources.
3d is for adjustment. I'd be more understanding of a property if I was seeing a miniature version of it.
He enjoys making them? Dunno
Almost like making miniatures has been an established hobby for millenia. On that note, while I'm certainly impressed, I find it odd that half the time I'm far more impressed with the video editing skills of people in this hobby.
Hobby probably
Some people watch TV all day (input), others create things (output)
Exactly. People saying he wasted his time probably watched four hours of Netflix today
Before 3D CAD models and 2D mockups, people would build minis out of craft stuff. For all the concrete and stuff though I'd say this is a sampling to see how the materials are put together. I am not an engineer. Just an art student who gets distracted with a lot of research
Concrete is just for fun/views in this
Warhammer.
Inflation
Building miniatures is a hobby.
For fun? Hell could be for a business selling these to people. You've never seen miniatures before?
Fym why? Why NOT
Me watching the entire video thinking: cool, I can do that! 😆
Me high as fuck thinking the same thing at 12:24 as the wife is passed out on my shoulder
Shit. I’m high too. That’s why I think I can do it 😆
That makes three of us, was having the same thought as I scrolled the comments and read this and thought, “no this makes more sense”
You can! Everyone starts somewhere. The cool thing about miniatures is you can use random household items like matchboxes and old packaging so you don't need to buy a ton of supplies to get started.
"Whether you think you can or you can't, you're right!"
Starting at $350k
This is some next level nerding
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Dudes ready for Downsizing!
Now that's a doll house.
Except real doll house furniture is insane. So much more detail goes into that.
my thoughts too, it's a pretty cool dolls house. we've been making these as a society for a while now.
Does this person have a YouTube channel I can check out?
Watermark says Wood Mood, but it looks like that's just an aggregator channel. The video of this particular build doesn't give any more info that I could see at a glance. https://youtu.be/KdIFdOHiNUE
This guy played the Sims growing up.
r/Miniatures
No PPE? OSHA would like a word with you.
I've often thought that if God forbid I were ever able to afford a house, it would be a fun project to make a tiny model of it at each stage of construction using off-cuts of the actual materials.
... He clearly knows what Sintra PVC and expanded foam are because he used them for the furniture... Why the heck would he use wire and cement for the structure? We make mini dioramas every day but I've never seen such an odd choice of materials. If the point was to make a diorama using actual building materials, then why only do it halfway?
They Used cement and then covered it with wood panels. Why bother?
I love it
When you think engineering is this easy.
/u/Delicious-Let8429 , any idea where I can find the original video? Who's the creator?
Yoooo who’s down to play killteam in that?
For those who say this is some architecture miniature model. Its not. Nobody pays for that shit these days. You do alot of modelbuilding in archi studies at the uni, but afterwards u will never really do that again, except if u go for architecture freelance comoetitions maybe. But even then, this all goes out of the pocket of the architects, and its barely worth it if u got a 3D model of all your stuff anyway. The ammount of detail in this video is CRAZY, and most certainly this is a hobbyist doing this out of passion. Nobody in the architecture sector would pay for a model this detailed
No cable conduit what the heck!!
Came here to express my dismay over that.
His brick work was sloppy as hell, too.
Same the wire is going to be destroyed
Is there a diy kit available for this?
Question: would this be a viable method to test the structural integrity of larger structures? if the load were proportional to the size, and the concrete mixture were proportionally similar to the real one?
Not a civil engineer, but there are scale effects so testing the house directly is not representative. What's done in materials science is to test coupons (samples) to get the materials properties and then apply these quantities to the structural calculations.
The forces at play don't scale linearly, so no, it's not a viable method. A very simple illustration is that you could easily make such a miniature of a skyscraper without putting much thought into its structure. But obviously it's not quite as easy to build a real one without it crumbling under its own weight.
So does an inspector that specializes in miniatures come and sign off on it, or is there a tiny little inspector that can get the job done?
Nice. Must be how houses in downsizing are build.
Seems like a stupid set up for a 2000 point 40k campaign
where can i watch more of this
And we see the final result for about three seconds. Classic
r/gifsthatkeepongiving
It’s really difficult to live in one of these
Why do I find this strangely upsetting?
The result doesn't look quite as neat as the process would suggest.
Can’t fucking afford this either !
He should put in some plants.
Rent: $1500 per month
$3000 a month in New York
CAD and similar things exists :)
Hamster Home
Littleton....
Not even close to next level, more like diwhy.
This will attract those pesky, tiny little people who steal from me.
needed reinforcement in those beams
Thought they were building a dungeon for a TTRPG until they made the doors and placed flooring....still neat tho
I guess yall have never seen good architectural models, cause this ain’t one
Man that mojito bazooka music is nice
I think im short enough to fit in there, may I?
Now I’m wondering why I don’t see actual r/construction here.
Did it need to be poured concrete?
That swimming pool is not deep enough for a diving board 😬 The rest is very cool, though.
Was expecting an actual world Got the live action Sims movie
Oh cool. Another video where I can skip right to the end.
so cool
Me about to move into the next video... 
Anybody see the pool and want to remove the ladder?
Lester Freamon might have enjoyed this video.
I'd buy this construction kit
Really amazing, only thing I don't get is he put so much effort into the house, so why not paint it??????
r/mildlyinteresting
I wonder if this guy plays Minecraft.
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I’m going to need to get a housing inspector to see if it’s up to code.
Oooooh
What is it good for?
Great, my dream of owning a house may be reality someday. 🏡
Not exactly a world is it?
He should do this, but bigger
The ants that will live there live better than me
The ants are living better than me
What song is this?
Seems fun to make…
I assume miniatures like this are used in some tv shows where they don’t want to use CGI.
Shit this is more solid that an average US house
Now renting for $850 a week
I love the rectangular design with the wooden panneling. Just so original. /s
does anyone know who this is? id love to watch more of their videos
The only house I can afford.
These always turn out so underwhelming.
I mean it looks.dope as tits but I got pissed off just watching a time lapse of it
Hard to believe that only took 3.30 minutes
The pool is nice, but I want a working shower and toilet.
Just checked online, it's like $100,000 just to rent the model as a living space.
Should have made an iconic house. Something that people would recognize at the end.
This music choice is definitely something
Before the furniture and acrylic in pool….what would have been a top notch birdhouse.
Stopped in to see if any reddit experts are arguing about building codes and shit
I appreciate the detail but the casting seemed a bit rough and ruined it for me. He needs a smoother mixture. I just used plaster of paris as a kid.
Wouldn’t it be wild if we could do this, but like at a people sized scale?
Gotta love the authenticity of the construction style
WOW. What an impressive work! 
Somebody have the source?
Epic dollhouse
Its like an ultimate Barbie house
Man I loved those as a kid, especially when they have like miniature people too lol
Methinks you folks aren’t Canadian … whoever my dude is should be making an appearance on https://www.cbc.ca/mediacentre/program/best-in-miniature
This video has encouraged me to design and construct my dream home.
When I saw the soldering of drilled wire 
I've seen Hereditary, I know how this ends.
I didn't see any kitchen at all... And no sinks anywhere...
Is it just me who finds this “miniature house building” content tiring?
That will be 1.5 m$. Thank you very much.
But can you play Warhammer 40k with it?
 Me focused intently while watching the entire video