The phrase "a miniature model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small-scale representation of an object, often used for display or educational purposes.
Example: "The architect presented a miniature model of the new building design at the conference."
Alternatives: "a small-scale replica" or "a tiny version".
"It's like a miniature model of Stonehenge".
She thought, as others had thought about Tahrir in 2011, that Rabaa was a miniature model of Egypt's perfect future.
It's a gorgeous, careful re-creation of one of indie rock's first crossover moments, a miniature model of something grand.
Lacking rivets and bolts, the plane was a miniature model or a working prototype at best, aviation experts said.
But the main event is the Howard Bros. Circus, a miniature model of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus at its height in the early 20th century.
Also on display is a miniature model of the Palace of Westminster as it was before most of the Palace was destroyed by fire in 1834.
The 1840 Susquehanna Museum at the Lock House, about a mile from the Havre de Grace's other museums, contains a very unique working miniature model of a real canal lock – a huge drawing card as no other museum has one of this caliber.
From there the benefits are twofold, giving you a cute little miniature model of your home that you can customize to take a look at what it might look like with new siding or windows, while Hover also connects you to contractors who now have access to accurate measurements that can help them more easily quote your project.
Wes Anderson's bubblegum pink Grand Budapest Hotel isn't a real locale, but a combination of the innards of the Görlitzer Warenhaus department store, an exquisite 14' by 7' miniature model, and landscape paintings for the scenery.
This 4K timelapse video, shot using the tilt-shift technique, makes the tiny principality look like an overwhelmingly intricate miniature model.
About seven years ago, for example, they bought a dazzling second-century bronze and silver miniature model of a leopard, one in a collection of 16 such objects that they own that are suspected of having been surreptitiously removed from Roman ruins in Icklingham, England.
