What's left standing

Well, as our move to another country takes a lot of prep a few years in advance, some of my Sylvanian stuff is packed already. 


My wooden theatre fell apart. It was glued so often, this time there was no repair possible. I have plans on 3D printing a fab one, but not where we live here. My bunny residence will also get a stunning new 3D printed dwelling. Their houses went to better homes. The furniture and inhabitants were well wrapped. The same applies for this setting as well: it takes too much space into a moving truck, so all the printing has to wait a few years.


My rack with the moon crater movie set had to make room for moving crates, so it was dismantled and packed as well. Not moving yet, but we already had 6 of those large plastic garden pillow boxes and as they were so great, we bought the last ones.


This meant that the remaining diorama was mostly redone to save some space. 


Enjoy the vid! If you want to see better details, maybe you could try and stream it onto your TV.

Dioramas 2025 vid







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  1. Jackson ButtergloveFebruary 25, 2025 at 6:59 AM

    Outstanding! The quantity alone is remarkable, but the fact you have created such a variety of dioramas, little pockets of detailed lives for your critters is an amazing achievement. A lot of work but clearly a labour of love. I particularly noticed your community of Goldbacke hamsters - are these a favourite?

    Thank you for sharing this record of your beautiful collection.

    Take care, my friend!

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    1. PigjesFebruary 25, 2025 at 7:41 AM

      Thanks! Back then, I wanted inhabitats for 1 big house made from 3 buildings. I found a Chinese supplier who sold some factory dropoffs dead cheap, so I ordered a whole legion of hammies, lol!!

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