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Mini Mart: Felicity Price Miniatures

I haven't bought too many miniatures recently, what with the financial pressures of Christmas, Marianna's birthday, etc. But I did have a little splurge on stuff from one of my favourite suppliers...
1/18 scale model car with Re-ment Pose Skeletons
This was my other purchase over Christmas, from eBay. It's a 1/18 scale VW Golf GTI from Welly - it's the perfect home for the Re-Ment Pose Skeletons. :)

Supplier: Felicity Price
Website: felicityminiatures.co.uk. You can also find them on eBay,

Products: Felicity stocks a wide range of 1/12 scale needlepoint kits, along with various miniatures, from dolls to cutlery. There is a working search function, and the website is particularly good if you're looking to buy craft elements, which tend to be much cheaper than other UK stockists. This time round I bought lots of miniature tinsel and bells, a garland of miniature ivy, and a set of picture frames.

Unicorn ornament
I also bought this little unicorn ornament - picture from the website.

Post and Packing: You place your order using the online shopping cart, then Felicity will check everything is in stock and send you an invoice. You can pay by Paypal, cheque or postal order, and items are generally dispatched within 24 hours of payment. UK postage is a flat rate of £3.50. I've bought from Felicity a few times and always had top notch service.






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  1. Trials and tribulations of a Brummie mummy17 January 2016 at 19:19

    Loving the unicorn how cute is that!

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  2. Michelle Reeves (TheEssexBarn.com)18 January 2016 at 14:12

    Those skeletons in the car really made me smile! Thanks for linking up at #sharethejoy and hope to see you there again soon x (Michelle from The Joy Chaser and The Essex Barn)

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    1. Jessica Powell18 January 2016 at 17:41

      They look really cool, and all their extra limbs are stashed in the boot ;)

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  3. Alice Megan20 January 2016 at 13:29

    Because unicorns haha!
    Everyone needs unicorns in their life

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