Miniature Theme Park Design and Construction, Turnkey Scale Miniature Park Building

Building a miniature park brings historic monuments and architectural structures together in a scaled world. MiniatureArt handles concept development, planning, model production and on-site installation for miniature theme parks as a whole. Since 2001, we have produced more than 1,500 miniatures and models for park and museum projects.

Our work for Madurodam, Miniaturk and Mini-Europe

You can explore the miniatures we made for Madurodam, Miniaturk and Mini-Europe on our project pages. This work shows how historic façades, building proportions and small architectural details are translated into scale models.

France Miniature, Babbacombe and Tobu World Square examples

France Miniature in France presents architectural monuments within the country’s geographical layout. Babbacombe Model Village in England brings miniature buildings together with landscape and scenes of everyday life. Tobu World Square in Japan presents architectural works from different parts of the world at 1:25 scale. In such miniature topographies, also searched for under the name Tobuland, the scene surrounding a building is as much a part of the visitor experience as the model itself.

For municipalities and investors who want to develop a similar park, we can bring together your city’s landmarks, historic buildings or works selected from world architecture in an original layout. Depending on the project, we plan the production scope from a miniature of a single building to the park’s entire model collection.

Miniatur Wunderland-style miniature topographies and 1:87 trains

Indoor miniature exhibitions such as Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg combine architectural models with model trains, townscapes and moving systems. MiniatureArt can design and produce trains at 1:25, H0 / 1:87 or other scales suited to the project. Buildings, vehicles, track routes, motion mechanisms, lighting and the control system are planned together; production is not limited to a particular scale.

For an indoor miniature museum, a model railway exhibition or a historic city reconstruction, you can also explore our museum models and diorama work.

Turnkey miniature park construction: how does a project begin?

First, the park’s site, the target audience, the buildings to be exhibited and the outdoor or indoor conditions are defined. Then the scale, number of models, layout, production and installation schedule are prepared. We describe materials and production methods on the high-quality miniature production page.

You can see different building examples in our miniature model gallery and share your new park project with us.

How Do We Start and Build?

  • Planning: The buildings to be exhibited, the visitor route and site requirements are considered together.
  • Drawing and modelling: The architectural proportions of historic and modern buildings are prepared in two and three dimensions from project data.
  • Outdoor conditions: Materials, surface treatments and the maintenance plan are determined according to the exhibition conditions. Regular maintenance is important for long-term use.
  • Interactive presentation: Lighting, movement, sound and water effects are evaluated according to the needs of the project. The scope of model trains and track automation is planned separately.

From miniature park examples around the world to a new concept

When planning a new miniature park, examples such as Italia in Miniatura, France Miniature and Babbacombe Model Village can be studied for the way they present architectural heritage and scenes of everyday life at a small scale. The aim is to create an original visitor experience that reflects the history and culture of your own region.

For projects considering Miniatur Wunderland-style indoor miniature topographies, we can define together the production scope for building models, townscapes and reconstructions of historic buildings. Model trains can be designed and produced at 1:25, H0 / 1:87 or other scales suited to the project; the track system and automation scope are planned together with the project. For themed projects inspired by examples such as Efteling’s Diorama and fairy tale worlds, you can also explore our fairy tale park and figure work.