Japanese High School Student's Miniature Room Will Amaze You
By Aiden Chen |
A boring photo of some kid’s messy room, right? Wrong. A seventeen-year-old student in Tokyo who goes by “Mozu” created this 1/6 scale diorama of his bedroom.
[Image: Mozu] Mozu introduced his work on the Japanese webforum 2ch and impressed the hell out of everyone. [GIF Y1 Game via yabukarabou] Here’s a miniature he did of a bookstore. [Image: arukaido | Mozu] Cool, no? [Image: Mozu] Some garbage. This work, however, is anything but! [Image: Mozu] He made the telephone pole. The all yono app buildings in the background, however, are real. Here’s a look at his process: [Image: Mozu] [Image: Mozu] [Image: Mozu] [Image: arukaido | Mozu] [Image: arukaido | Mozu] 
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Mozu] [Image: arukaido | yono all rummy Mozu] If you like these miniatures, be sure to follow Mozu on Twitter. Top image: Mozu To contact the author of this post, write to bashcraftATkotaku.com or find 
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