And colorful.
If you look at doll house history, the 1960's are a major time of change in dollhouse development. Hello plastic.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Imagination dollhouse by Marx
And colorful.
If you look at doll house history, the 1960's are a major time of change in dollhouse development. Hello plastic.
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I love the colours and module aspects of this house and the lighting in the first photo is fantastic.
I can see why the ladies who live there are so skinny. All those stairs.
Ha ha, really... I've never seen them eat. C
You have to check out the book: Little people in the city- The street art of Slinkachu....
/Lisa
I had one of these doll houses when I was a little girl, my Grandmother had bought it for me for Christmas. What I loved about this house was you could arrange the levels any way you wanted. You could even keep it as all one level. It was so nice to see a doll house it such great shape!
I love him! Isn't he too much! I got some of those little people and tried some photos. He is the master. C
I loved that dollhouse! What I wouldn't give to still own it! Thanks for posting. Planetcollage.com
I had these doll houses!!! Although I also had your more "traditional" 70's doll house, these were by far my favorites, because they demanded more creative play. Sure wish I could find them today...
Thank you for this flashback to my full-of-play days.
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