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🌎 Engineering Without Borders One of the most rewarding parts of Mechanical Miniatures is the opportunity to work with companies from around the world, helping transform complex engineering solutions into detailed, engaging display models. Earlier this year, we were approached by MEDATech Engineering in Ontario, Canada, after they had seen our previous work for Massenza Rigs. Their goal was simple: create a pair of highly detailed display models that could showcase their equ

🏗️🧱 A Unique Project: Moving the Shell Prelude Model Recently, Mechanical Miniatures had the pleasure of working with Shell Energy at Shell House , undertaking the relocation and restoration of an incredible LEGO® model — the Shell Prelude FLNG facility . Originally built in 2014 by Ryan McNaught , this model is a true showcase of large-scale LEGO engineering, packed with intricate detail and clever design throughout. With recent renovations at Shell House, the model had b

🌅🚗 Sunset, Stories & Origins: Mech Minis at Herne Hill 4 January 2026 — Herne Hill, Swan Valley. As the sun dropped behind the trees and the heat of the day began to ease, Mechanical Miniatures was proud to be part of another classic Western Australian car event. Sunset at Herne Hill , organised by the EH Holden Car Club of Western Australia . Set in the heart of the Swan Valley , this event delivered exactly what it always does, a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere, great

☕🚗 New Year’s Eve at Classic Cars & Coffee: Closing Out a Huge 2025 31 December 2025 — New Year’s Eve. There was no better way for Mechanical Miniatures to close out an incredible year than being on display at Classic Cars and Coffee , one of the biggest and most vibrant automotive gatherings of the year. With an estimated 5,000+ people through the event, the atmosphere was electric. From early morning coffee runs to packed walkways, it was clear this wasn’t just another me