Makoto at the La Mesa Ecopark | Life on Pinky Street

On Pinkies...

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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Relaxing at the La Mesa Ecopark

Posted on 30 May 2008
Tags: Pinky Scale Accessories, Pinky St Collaboration, Pinky St Photography, Tale of the Traveling Pinky, The Girl Who Leapt through Time

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.

Seems like Makoto is enjoying her plush beanbag! Not exactly what you’d expect outdoors, this pink plush beanbag is a part of the Modern Bedroom showcase by Wanju. Wanju makes wooden doll house furnitures that are perfect Pinky scale. Cute, but since it’s made of wood, it’s quite heavy. But still, you can’t beat the pink!

In the background is the table Heinji was picked up at this toy shop he frequents in Circle C, along with some deserts from random Re-ment sets. And of coure, a cocktail umbrella to complete the set.

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2 Responses to “Relaxing at the La Mesa Ecopark”

Chibitchi Says:
July 30th, 2008 at 11:46 pm
Makoto is so cute! >_<
And your photo are beautiful!
nina Says:
July 31st, 2008 at 5:52 am
Thanks, Chibitchi! Makoto was a joy to photograph ^_^