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Title: Playmobil Victorian Theme Revisited
Post by: playmovictorian on February 26, 2009, 12:12:49
Good morning Guys !!!

For those of you who are interested in customizing the Victorian Theme with non Playmobil accessories, please feel free to visit my Photobucket album via the following link :

http://s615.photobucket.com/albums/tt236/playmovic/?albumview=slideshow

I look forward to discuss with you the wonderful Playmobil Victorian Theme and accessorizing it in order to bring it to a "second life" and give it an extra dimension.

I am very excited to be amongst Friends who share the same passion !!!

Karim
Title: Re: Playmobil Victorian Theme Revisited
Post by: Rasputin on February 26, 2009, 15:58:15
I know this is where i would be  :inlove: What is the material you use for the floors , they are quite beautiful and fit so well ?

(http://i615.photobucket.com/albums/tt236/playmovic/fe12045.jpg)
Title: Re: Playmobil Victorian Theme Revisited
Post by: Bill Blackhurst on February 26, 2009, 17:39:07
Well done K   :clap:! Extremely beautiful, & realistic design  :wow:! I don't think I can remember seeing another display in the Playmobil Victorian theme as well detailed as yours  :)9!
Title: Re: Playmobil Victorian Theme Revisited
Post by: playmovictorian on February 26, 2009, 18:46:41
Well Guys you are making me so proud now...

Especially coming from Playmobil Experts as I have really put a lot of thoughts and did extensive researches to select the right accessories and the flooring is no exception.

These are embossed tiles sheets in Blue & White for the Kitchen, Pink & White for the Bathroom and White & Black for the first floor lounge.

They work wonders and instantly transorm a set even without further accessories.

I am so glad you like them !!!

Karim
Title: Re: Playmobil Victorian Theme Revisited
Post by: cachalote on February 27, 2009, 00:44:28
fantastic karim !  :wow:
was that a pink cat ?
  8}
Title: Re: Playmobil Victorian Theme Revisited
Post by: macgayver on February 27, 2009, 15:06:47
in one word : Wonderfull

We both love your pictures very very beautifull artwork

congratz

Macgayver & Rapunzel

Title: Re: Playmobil Victorian Theme Revisited
Post by: Little Jo on March 04, 2009, 22:59:46
Ahhh, what lovely items in this kitchen, especially the food! I only can agree: wonderful!!!
Title: Re: Playmobil Victorian Theme Revisited
Post by: playmovictorian on March 05, 2009, 01:18:53
Many thanks Guys !!!

Especially coming from Playmofriends !!!

I spend long hours searching for the right item that will compliment a Playmo Victorian Set but never overshadow it and as I said before, it is a delicate balance to keep but I believe I am starting to get it right.

I was taken by storm by the international interests for my auctions on Ebay and the totally unexpected prices they reached but it is the People who help me realize they were special and proved that a dream can be shared.

I had a real pleasure preparing the sets down to the last accessory but had the greatest fun writing the introduction to these auctions with a Victorian flavour that was the result of me researching what made that Victorian Era so special...

For example, one of the sets was called A Nightingale at the Mansion as a celebration of Maria Malibran, the most famous Opera Singer of the Time, and I selected a gorgeous Red & Black dressed Figure with Feathered Hat and Jelwels to match and next I received a message from a Guy selling these figures on Ebay that he could not cope with so many people wanting Maria Malibran !!! To know that today's 5/7 years old are now asking their parents to buy them Maria Malibran will put a smile on my face for years to come as she really existed and was the original celebrity even by Victorian standards...

It definitely was an experience I will not forget !!!

Karim
Title: Re: Playmobil Victorian Theme Revisited
Post by: Gepetto on March 05, 2009, 01:29:57
That is a good story Karim! I know it had me looking her name up to see if she was a historical figure or an invented one and I enjoyed the process. Thank you for taking such care, your dioramas really become a learning experience, a window into another time.



Gepetto