What's new? A double-feature release!

Booklet n°11 and Booklet n°12 have been released on November the 28th 2025.

Booklet n°11 covers in detail the Renault AHS, AHN and AHR series of trucks. There are a lot of parts, the booklet is 16 pages long, but there is nothing too difficult.

N°12 is 12 pages long. It offers some special versions of these Renault trucks and expands the design possibilities to provide equivalents to the CMP Ford F-30 (LRDG version), the Opel Maultier (somewhat delicate) and the Kfz. 305 with its wide variety of "LC-Koffer" rear box bodies.

Removeable floors and platforms enable even more modularity.

Booklets n°9 and n°10 are still in development for the time being. A complete version of n°12 should be available before 2026, another booklet (still undetermined) should be released around March 2026.

A work-in-progress version of Booklet 8 has been released on July the 22nd 2025. It has 14 of the final 16 pages and is fully useable to make most of the variants shown.

The models that cannot be made yet have features that are associated with upcoming booklets (n°9 and n°10). The full version will be released in 2026 after the completion of Booklet n°9.

Test Video 02 - A new setup - May the 22th 2025
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1Z83mlDypo

It took one year to make a camera crane and add features to it, which are all explained in detail here. The video also provides several scenes to illustrate these features. At long last detailed views of the miniatures and the battle mats are shown.

Booklet 7 has been released on May the 12th 2025, it offers the two main versions of the Panzer II (Ausf. C and Ausf. F) and two developmental versions, Ausf. b and Ausf. c. The Ausf. b is faster and simpler to make.

This design is not the easiest in the catalog but it is a step to a faster development of the Marder II and the Wespe booklets, scheduled for 2026.

Booklet 6 has been released on March the 19th 2025. The Pak 36 antitank gun, with its soviet derivatives M1937 and M-42, as well as the infantry guns M1943 and IG 37, will cover your needs for light artillery.

The website has at long last been redesigned, providing additional information about the models and the project philosophy. Some previews have also been provided as well as pictures of special or unreleased miniatures..

Toothpick Miniatures are 1:64 miniatures you can make with household materials you likely have at home already, like cardboard from cereal boxes or wire fasteners for freezing bags. Likewise, no special tools are required.

Each booklet is a complete instruction guide to create a model, often with several variants and options. Use the plans to make templates, with which you can create as much models as you want!

All booklets can be downloaded for free.