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Balamory Toy Shop?

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PatsyJ · 16/09/2006 15:58

My Mum told me that you can buy a Balamory toy shop - bit like pocket & sweet. Would love to get one for DD for xmas but have searched the net high and low and I can't find one. Have you seen one anywhere for sale?

TIA - would make DD's xmas!

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treacletart · 16/09/2006 16:21

how about
here ?

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PatsyJ · 16/09/2006 19:14

Thanks TT - found that one earlier but it doesn't have the shop. Wanted a pretend/role play shop which I don't think exists actually!! Mum clearly got it wrong ;)

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treacletart · 16/09/2006 20:46

Oh well - guess you could get a standard one from ELC or somewhere and maybe use this
money from the bank of balamory

Skribble · 16/09/2006 20:50

The story go round on the first link has a Pocket and Sweet section.

lexiemum · 17/09/2006 07:14

individual play sets for each house do exist - they are similar to that HApplyland stuff but the houses are 2d and a bit smaller and made of wood. Not sure they are worth it really when theres things like happyland etc on the market.

Saw some at the complete baby equipment centre in Pailton near Rugby last weekend. Granted it was in its sale section but if you live close by might be worth a visit. They have a website but this isn't as vast as the shop itself

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PatsyJ · 17/09/2006 18:07

Thanks - I think I'll go with TT's suggestion and get some of that money and a 'normal' ELC shop

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Surfermum · 17/09/2006 18:10

DD has Edie McCready's garage. It's rubbish! It keeps falling apart and there's only a little wooden Edie and a chair. I'm pleased I only paid £1 in a charity shop.

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