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I'm 28-years old and I still play with dolls. I'm not ashamed of that. What started out as one Pinky Street doll has grown into a collection of more than 50 complete sets, not including the duplicates (sometimes triplicate). Included in that 50 is the super rare Gunslinger Girl, Henrietta.

...and Pullips

From Pinky St dolls, I started getting interested in Pullips, 12-inch 1:6 scale dolls that have movable joints and customizable parts. Thanks to a dear friend, I was gifted with two lovely girls. Could this be the start of yet another collection?

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Pinkies at the La Mesa Ecopark

Posted on 28 May 2008
Tags: Pinky Scale Accessories, Pinky St Photography, Regular Pinkies, Tale of the Traveling Pinky, Yukata Pinkies

Heinji and I bought a bunch of Pinkies and Pinky-sized accessories with us to our picnic at the La Mesa Ecopark. After our delicious lunch of adobo packed bento style, we set up our dolls for a mini photoshoot.

Here’s Reina sitting at the Lundby picnic table. The Lundby Picnic table is the perfect Pinky scale. Using Choro-Q’s sitting legs and torso, Reina seems to be keen to start eating, rather than to keep on posing for photos! The Lundby picnic tables comes with a pitcher and four tumblers. The plates and blue tumblers come from a different Lundby set.

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Rei and Miiko at the La Mesa Ecopark » Nina Fuentes Says:
May 29th, 2008 at 1:43 pm
[...] over it and wait for the meat to cook. The grill comes with a Lundby kitchen set that has a set of plates, utensils and tumblers, this grill (including a grill cover) and a [...]