How to Build a Miniature Film Set for Special FX  - The self-explanatory title of this blog, Making Model Miniatures for Special FX, says it all.  This website from a British model making student offers an enormous amount of information on all aspects of making model miniature film sets and filming them.  There are entries on "Forced Perspective Models," "Constructing Models for Destruction," "Making Miniature Buildings," and "Filming Miniature Models."

Purchase Miniature Models for Your Film Set  - The company Plastruct offers an 152-page catalog with over 4,500 different scale model parts.  From fences to stairways to patterned sheets that resemble brick, cement, shingles, asphalt--the list just goes on and on.  You can also buy individual structural parts to build houses and buildings for your miniature film set.

Purchase Miniature Trees, Human Figures, Automobiles, and Street Lights  - This wonderful resource offers miniature trees, human figures, automobiles (a school bus, van, station wagon, sedan, pick-up truck, city bus), and even a variety of street lights.  These miniatures will be perfect additions to your miniature film set, and you won't have to build these pieces yourself.

Purchase Miniature Model Civilian and Military Aircrafts for Your Film Set  - The Flight Miniatures company sells a wide variety of miniature model civilian and military aircrafts.  You can search their inventory by airline operator (e.g. Delta, American, Continental), by civilian aircraft type (e.g. Boeing, Airbus, Lockheed, McDonnell Douglas), and by military aircraft type (e.g. F-14 Tomcat, F-15 Eagle, F-16 Fighting Falcon).  If you're interested in filming a dogfight at 20,000 feet in the air, this is the site for you.

How to Make Trees for Your Miniature Film Set  - This YouTube tutorial explains how to make trees for your miniature film set using simple materials.