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  • makers How to make a ⅓ scale Mac Plus from a Raspberry Pi Zero Mark Frauenfelder
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  • miniatures Fun miniatures for a rec room diorama Andrea James
  • tabletop gaming Very approachable method for quickly painting tabletop miniatures Gareth Branwyn
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  • art Artist makes beautiful tiny animal sculptures Mark Frauenfelder
  • tabletop gaming Emil of Squidmar Miniatures paints a medieval knight while dressed in a suit of armor Gareth Branwyn
  • art Sculptor creates the world's tiniest chess set, the size of a thumbtack David Pescovitz
  • computers This tiny model of a big IBM 1401 computer from 1959 is so great Xeni Jardin
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