Hirst Arts Fantasy Architecture has some how-to tips on make some miniature doors.
Jack Skellington’s Gate
This is Jack Skellington’s gate from the movie The Nightmare Before Christmas. It was a birthday present from my mom and sister last year. It is part of the Walt Disney Classics Collection and was released in July of 2002. It was sculpted by Larry Nikolai.
Front
Back
Dark Secrets
This was my Christmas gift from my mother and sister this year. It’s called “Dark Secrets” and it’s from the Myth and Magic Dark Secrets Collection. It was designed by Jessica Watson and sculpted by Anthony Slocombe. It was first issued in 01/94 and production stopped in 12/97.
Front
Side
Back
Ninja Action Raphael
My daughter gave me the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Ninja Action Raphael for Christmas this year. She knew I didn’t care about the turtle, but it has a breakaway vault door that I liked.
Bank Vault
Door in action
Instructions
The door under the stairs
I can’t remember where I got this door but I’m pretty sure I bought it on-line.
“No Admittance” Bookends
I found this pair of bookends at a local book store. They are called “No Admittance” and depict a scene from the Lord of the Rings. I thought about removing Gandalf but my wife said that would be blasphemy.
Front Door
Front Door at an angle
Inside Door
Inside Door at an angle