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How do you buy a miniature that fits their dollhouse?
Match the scale first. Most collectors work in 1:12 (one inch equals one real foot), so a miniature dinner plate is about an inch across and a tiny book is the size of a thumbnail; 1:24 (half-inch) and 1:48 (quarter-inch) suit smaller roomboxes and shadow boxes. Check the listing's measurements in millimeters or inches before you buy, since photos hide true size. Materials tell you what you're getting: polymer clay and UV resin for miniature food and pastries, basswood and walnut for furniture, brass and copper for kettles and lamps, air-dry clay and floral wire for tiny plants. Stock single pieces run about $6-$25, detailed food boards and furniture $20-$80, and one-of-a-kind made-to-order scenes $80-$200+. Many in-stock minis ship in 3-7 business days; commissioned or hand-sculpted pieces take 1-3 weeks. A good fit for collectors filling a shelf and hobbyists building a first roombox.
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