Miniatua’s tiny handcrafted replicas of vintage computers

Under the moniker Miniatua, Montreal designer Nicolas Temese makes hyperrealistic scale replicas of vintage computers, real and fictional, in stunning detail with animated displays and period-accurate LED lights.

His latest project is a scratch-built 1:12 model of David Lightman’s bedroom from 1983’s WarGames, complete with IMSAI 8080 microcomputer, 8″ inch floppies, Epson RF 80 FT dot matrix printer, JVC model HR-3300 VHS VCR, and 1960s Naugahyde Steelcase Armless chair, among dozens of other smaller props.

Detailed diorama of David Lightman's bedroom from WarGames with desk, chairs, shelves, and various miniature props, with a hand reaching into frame holding a printout
Macro photo of artist's hand holding miniature IMSAI microcomputer, open with exposed boards, fan, and chips
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