This week's best Warhammer 40k miniatures and other hobby creations

I'm extremely happy and proud to present you THE FIRST EVER VIDEO ON YOUTUBE USING XPRESS COLOR paints:https://t.co/4gbWLjzVAs

Join me for this first hand impressions on the new @vallejocolors range, NO HIGHLIGHTS (except the metallics) #WarhammerCommunity #Warmongers pic.twitter.com/e2cVrVIj6a

— JH Miniatures (@JhMiniatures) September 16, 2022

Tall tower, tiny elevator; Lego Hygogg; Buy a sketch by Mindy Lee, help Ukraine

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Today's funny posts

I’m no Cubs fan or anything but this has gotta be the best name / entryway to any dog park I’ve ever seen pic.twitter.com/otQi9yk28v

— Chris Polansky (@ChrisKPolansky) October 31, 2021

Charming fairy house

Shoutout to 2012 and the fairy house that my mom had made in the forest.

Still there when she checked on it last year. Apparently there was a toad chilling inside at the time, though deer had kicked over the henge. pic.twitter.com/URTjZUKIN6

— Mushmallow (@mushroomallow) June 10, 2020

Cyberpunk shower; Power outlet-sized office; Using staples and potato chips to make architectural models

TIL that the shower for the Nakagin Capsule Tower in Ginza is effectively ... in the street / garage. It’s so blade runner as to feel like the building is doing blade runner cosplay. pic.twitter.com/qhiyIR6gkU

— Craig Mod (@craigmod) December 19, 2019

"Hidden away in the roots of a tree in Adventureland is the home of Patrick Begorra, a leprechaun who helped Walt Disney build the Happiest Place on Earth"

"Here’s a picture of Patrick’s home . . . tucked away in a planter near the entry to Indiana Jones."

And speaking of St. Patrick's Day:

YOU: Oh look, they dyed the river green
ME, AN ARTIST: Oh look, they dyed the river chroma key green#StPatricksDay pic.twitter.com/PPmquC3VOl

— Donnachaidha Ó Chionnaigh (@TwoClawsMedia) March 17, 2019

Fairy doors.

Tiny spaces for rent

Free Space by Matt Lyver:

This project looks at how today space is at a premium, especially in towns and cities, and with available land steadily disappearing to development, free space is becoming increasingly hard to come by. With this project I aimed to seek out dead spaces, unused spaces, spaces with no visible purpose; spaces that may usually go unnoticed unless brought to your attention, and offer them up for rent as a tongue in cheek comment on 'free space'.

Tiny elevators

"Lift" at the Galerie Emmanuel Perrotin.