The plane slamming into the World Trade Center is almost abstracted, like toy models being smashed together.
A diorama of the Indian subcontinent filled the centre of the studio; toy models of Indian and Pakistan soldiers were carefully placed over an area labelled Kashmir.
He takes her frog fishing, cooks up a frog's-leg feast and enlists her help in painting toy models of old cars (his passion).
The wood-paneled office is modest; toy models of Gehl excavators and other equipment are proudly displayed on a shelf behind his desk.
Michelle Obama also committed a gaffe when she gave the Brown children, Fraser and John, two toy models of Marine One after Sarah Brown carefully picked out Top Shop dresses and books by British authors for the Obama daughters.
After analyzing more than 300 depictions of walking animals in museums, veterinary books and toy models, the researchers report that in almost half of them the leg positions are wrong.
Ed Sexton, the vice president of product and development for Revell-Monogram, which makes toy models, said royalties should not be paid on products developed and built with taxpayer money.
The sleek objects on the shelves are actually plastic detergent bottles and fast-food containers that she retrieved from the local trash and painted with a glossy enamel paint used on plastic toy models of military equipment.
Sometimes he is the omniscient narrator looming above the horizon with a booming voice; other times he appears miniaturised, standing among toy models, as if mocking the fascist worldview as a flimsy stage set.
A chance to work on any kind of real-life engine is a huge treat for Steven Almonte, 17, a senior from East New York, whose family does not own a car, and who came to Automotive with limited experience, consisting mostly of dismantling toy models, he said.
