MinNature Malaysia is a miniature gallery located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, featuring miniature models of famous Malaysian landmarks and buildings, diorama of lifestyle and food culture. The miniature buildings in MinNature Malaysia were built by a team of skilled model makers who used a combination of traditional modeling techniques and modern technology.
The models were created using a variety of materials, including plaster, plastic, and 3D printed parts. The model makers make detailed blueprints from photographs of the original buildings to ensure that the models were as accurate as possible. The model makers will travel to the building sites and often use their own bodies to get the scale of the building.
One of the most important aspects of creating the miniature buildings was the attention to detail. The model makers paid close attention to every aspect of the buildings, including the architecture, color, and texture of the materials used in the original buildings. They also added small details such as miniature trees, people, and cars to make the models look as realistic as possible. There are moving trains and miniature figurines all around the gallery.
Modern technology also played a role in the construction of the miniature buildings. Computer-aided design (CAD) software was used to create the 3D models of the buildings, which were then used to guide the 3D printers during the fabrication process. The team recorded over 1,000,000 hours of 3D printing with an impressive weight of over 7,000 tonnes of ABS plastics used to produce the miniature buildings.
Overall, the miniature buildings in MinNature Malaysia were built with a combination of traditional modeling techniques and modern technology, along with a great deal of skill and attention to detail from the model makers.
