The 14cm Tunku Abdul Rahman figurine at MinNature Malaysia keeps the Merdeka spirit alive this National Day. Photo: Wan Cheng Huat
The legendary figure of Tunku Abdul Rahman proclaiming “Merdeka” is standing proudly on a podium, forever crystalised in an iconic pose.
Just a stone’s throw away, Dataran Merdeka is seemingly busy with National Day activities, complete with a gigantic Jalur Gemilang blanketing the freshly cut field, parade floats and a projection mapping light show.
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The 14cm Tunku Abdul Rahman figurine at MinNature Malaysia keeps the Merdeka spirit alive this National Day. Photo: Wan Cheng Huat
A scene featuring a Chinese opera performance in the Celebrate Malaysia virtual tour. Photo: Wan Cheng Huat
A miniature exhibit showing kavadi bearers and devotees carrying milk pots during Thaipusam in the Batu Caves diorama. Photo: Wan Cheng Huat
This Merdeka, you can still fly the flag proudly even if you are part of a miniature diorama series. Photo: Wan Cheng Huat
Moving house takes a literal meaning with this ‘angkat rumah’ tradition in Kedah. Photo: Wan Cheng Huat
Roadside stalls and warung dioramas seen at MinNature Malaysia. Photo: Wan Cheng Huat
Wan and his team spent 250,000 man hours to complete the miniature collection at the gallery. Photo: Wan Cheng Huat
A marketplace miniature display seen in Part 1 of 'Celebrate Malaysia'. Photo: Wan Cheng Huat
Wan Cheng Huat, seen here working on a scaled down Mount Kinabalu, hopes that ticket sales from 'Celebrate Malaysia' will help to keep MinNature Malaysia afloat. Photo: Wan Cheng Huat
Catch a three-minute Merdeka lightshow at the Dataran Merdeka diorama to keep up with the National Day spirit. Photo: Wan Cheng Huat
