In 2000, Megahouse started producing Sharan miniature-sized replicas of historically important, and interesting, cameras.  These were not pint-sized models;  they were actual, functioning 1/3rd-sized cameras — and in some cases, these replicas sell for more than the originals!

Sharan opted for the Minox cassette for these cameras, due to their small size.  This allowed them to decrease the size of the replicas to about 1/3rd of the originals.  The new mini-cameras could not have all of the features of the originals due to their size.  And their size required the mechanics of their cameras to be as simple as possible — like the Minox MX and EC.  The 3-elements in 3-groups lens is a 15mm fixed-focus f5.6 Azonon.  The fixed, small aperture allows the lens to be fixed-focus and have adequate depth of field.  The shutter is fixed at 1/250 of a second.  The buttons and levers on the various cameras are largely non-functioning, but this varies from model to model.  Some have built-in viewfinders, while others have slip-on viewers in a shoe on the top plate.  The film is loaded from the bottom, and a classically-styled handle electronic flash was available as an accessory — which screwed into the bottom of the camera.