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Mini Mart: Matlock Miniatures

 
The little loo rolls came from Matlock Miniatures.

Supplier: Matlock Miniatures
Website: www.matlockminiatures.com

Products: 1/12 scale furniture and accessories. The website is not the most modern, but it's clearly laid out and easy to use, with a working search function. I bought a few little accessories, including packaged toilet rolls, a squirrel ornament, a lemon squeezer, and some tiny dice.

My doll house bathroom isn't set up yet - I'm using the awkwardly shaped top floor of the 1992 Sindy City Home and haven't quite worked out how to get all the furniture in yet... So, I took some photos of the bathroom in my mum's 1/12 Malibu Beachouse instead.


Post and Packing: First class postage on a sliding scale, and free over £100. For full details click HERE. Orders are dispatched within two days - my order arrived super fast, two days after I placed it. The items were packaged in clear bags, surrounded by bubble wrap in a plastic take away style tub, and arrived in perfect condition.




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  1. Unknown5 October 2015 at 19:58

    I always love seeing your dolls houses. I love the idea of doing one for Monkey as she gets older but I'm not sure I have the patience or a steady enough hand. Thanks for linking up

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    1. Jessica Powell5 October 2015 at 21:48

      Thank you. :) My problem is definitely the patience - it's the main reason I started collecting Barbie scale instead of 1/12. It's just too tiny for my sanity!

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  2. Alice In Sheffield6 October 2015 at 22:24

    It amazes me how intricate the detailing is and how you can literally buy everything!

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    1. Jessica Powell7 October 2015 at 12:54

      The most random miniature I've ever seen is a condom and packet! I mean, that's detail!

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