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Mini Mart: Minimum World

The photo envelope with negatives on the table is from Minimum World, as is the little blue glass jar on the shelf in the background.


Supplier: Minimum World
Website: minimumworld.com. You can also find them on Facebook and Pinterest.

Products: Wide range of 1/12 with some 1/16 and 1/24 scale miniatures. The website is easy to navigate, and there is a working search function if you're looking for something specific. They stock lots of big brands, including Richard Stacey bricks, tiles, etc.

This is probably my favourite purchase - it's available HERE.

As usual, I was on the lookout for accessories. I bought some tools and garden gnomes for the Sindy green house I'm working on, an artist's paint set, photo negatives, some glass jars and bottles, and some really tiny metal coins.

Post and Packing: Free domestic postage on orders over £40, otherwise it's £3.95. You can upgrade to special delivery for £4.95. They ship worldwide, and even offer free USA and Australian shipping on orders over $50 and $50AUD, respectively. My order was really well packaged and reached me within a few days.
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  1. Unknown26 September 2015 at 16:18

    Wow, it took me a minute to realise that was a doll's house set. How cute!
    Thanks for linking up

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    1. Jessica Powell26 September 2015 at 16:27

      :D I was really pleased with it - just need to get a 'work in progress' painting to go with it now.

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  2. Trials and tribulations of a Brummie mummy27 September 2015 at 00:00

    Love the art set, so cute!

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  3. Rebecca J28 September 2015 at 13:06

    i love seeing these posts! that little art set is the cutest!

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  4. Alice In Sheffield6 October 2015 at 22:23

    The little palette is so realistic!

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    1. Jessica Powell7 October 2015 at 13:00

      It really is! It was a bit more than I'd usually spend, but definitely worth it.

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