Sylvanian Families Koala Family

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The Urban Life Pink Corner House is the swishest and most chic place for your animals to live, thanks to its minimalistic colour palette and townhouse design. His favourite time to visit is at sunrise, when the water mirrors the early morning sky making it look almost pink in colour.

MOTHER MATILDA BILLABONG teaches the children a few basics like counting and the alphabet in preparation for Aristotle's school. According to the seller, this is a ‘super rare’ rabbit that measures approximately 11 inches and is wearing a red and white spotted dress. FATHER ROLF BILLABONG and his wife Matilda run the Tree House Nursery where all the Sylvanian toddlers come and play. However, even if you only have the standard edition of this playset, you could still make a pretty penny.Perfect as collectable items combining with their homes and furniture, children can explore their imaginative skills whilst playing pretend with these adorable figures. In 2003, Sylvanian Families released the ‘Japanese Doll’, which featured a rabbit wearing a rather fetching pearl tiara and yellow rose dress.

Never mind that the name is a pretty inaccurate one, since the rabbit on the left is obviously more of a chef than a waiter, and they both look more like they’re dressed for Christmas than for running a restaurant. Kimberley keeps endless journals and diaries of her findings, which sit in tottering piles around her desk, but she insists she knows where everything is at all times! Following its release in 2002, the House on the Hill became the largest toy home ever made by the toy brand, containing three floors, two balcony areas and even a nursery on the top floor.Kimberley Treetop is a hard working geologist who is never happier than when outside surrounded by nature. This information is supplied for personal use only, and may not be reproduced in any way without the prior consent of Aldi nor without due acknowledgement. If you’re looking to add a new family of animals to your Sylvanian collection but want to make sure you’re getting one of the best, then the Bamboo Panda family are the obvious choice. Most of us will probably remember Sylvanian Families from the countless TV commercials that seemed to be advertising them at all times of the day. Again, bidding is still ongoing so we can’t wait to see how much collectors actually pay for this original, untouched ‘Old Mill Windmill’.

Julie Outback is a sweet baby who often climbs onto her father's back when he is reading a book and holds her mother's leg while she is doing the housework. However, you might have to watch the auction sites for a while to come across one, as originals are only sold on rarely.The Kitchen Waitress and Waiter are an adorable pair of rabbits who can help you run the restaurant: serving the rest of the Sylvanian Families with omelettes, salad and drinks.

Plus you can read fascinating facts about all of your favourite musicians including Rihanna, Bruce Springsteen and Adele. We have a very wide range of content – there’s a strong 80s focus with trivia on EastEnders and Grange Hill, but you can also find articles on popular contemporary TV programmes such as Breaking Bad and The Sopranos. When you think of Sylvanian Families, you probably think of adorable animal figures just a couple of inches tall, dressed in immaculate cottagecore clothes. However, it has to be said that their outfits are some of the most basic that Sylvanian Families have ever released, consisting of felt waistcoats for the children, a basic shirt and bow tie for the father, and a simple lace dress for the mother.he says and can often be found going into grandfather Ernest Evergreen's inventing shed to borrow household paint pots and brushes! The Treefellow owl family is one of the easier retro playsets to find, and their big, glassy eyes with a variety of expressions definitely up their cute factor. Bidding is still ongoing with this particular item so we won’t know for a while how much the final bid totals. He likes to help out in the Treehouse garden, the only thing is, that he has not learned to distinguish yet between flowers and weeds.