Once, while living in Victoria, Canada I visited the British Columbia Parliament. The building had stunning architecture and dwarfed everything around it. But it wasn't the size or beauty that got my attention. It was a very distinct, prominent, almost purposeful feeling that I'd been there before. Now, if it was just a familiarity of the place, I could've easily chalked it up to anything from a previously seen photo to an article with a good description of it. But it wasn't just the building and the surroundings.
The Magic Of Miniatures
When I was a kid, I played with miniatures. So did you. No? Think about it. Whenever a little boy plays with action figures and builds models, and whenever a little girl plays with dolls and their houses, they're playing with miniatures. I never thought of it that way, but I’ve discovered that miniatures are something nearly every child gravitates to, and apparently a substantial number of adults as well.