Konggi Rabbits: the Good, the Bad, and the Ridiculously Cute

I don't buy critters as frequently these days, since I've checked off most of my wishlist, but every once in a while something catches my eye. Most recently it was the Konggi Rabbits, a new flocked toy line from Korea. It consists of a Rabbit family of mom, dad, and 'baby', a house, a cafe, and two furniture sets, each of which comes with a mom figure in a unique dress. I bought the family and cafe, and today I will be reviewing them for you. Strap in, this is going to be a long one!

 *squee*

Bait Haul

I got a bunch of factory error figures from aliexpress, to reflock. They were very cheap, $1 per figure. I thought it might be useful to show what I got, because the lots are random.

Epoch gashapon Nyanko Kitchen review!

When I first heard of this line of capsule toys by Epoch, the company that makes Sylvanian Families, I was instantly curious. I recently got the chance to buy both the red and blue sets on ebay, and I found them quite impressive. I wanted to do a quick review of the sets, focusing on how they scale with Sylvanians.

Village Story! And welcome Solitaire family.

My clowder of flocked cats just got some new additions thanks to the wonderful MariaDavidova from the SF forum, who helped collectors in other countries to buy the Village Story figures, which can only be found in Russia. 

And before I continue with the post, I must apologize for the quality of these photos. I am no longer in my dorm room with the window by my dresser, so I need to come up with a good space to take pictures at home.

Orcara Seafood Market Review!

Another review? At least I'm writing posts. 

Recently I bought the Orcara Seafood Market set. Orcara is a brand of miniatures like Re-Ment. This isn't an in depth review of the set, you can find a really nice one here. This was more of a quick photoshoot to let people get a feel for how the set scales to Sylvanians.

New Persian Cat Family Review!

No new release since I started collecting Sylvanians has made me as excited as the new Persian Cat Family, just released in Japan this Valentine’s Day. So, it is quite fitting that my first post on my new blog would be a review of them. Like all Japanese Sylvanians, they don’t have names. Since they were released on Valentine’s Day, I have decided to give mine the surname Love. Also because of this, the review is full of conversation hearts. (I really like these candies, I also used them when I made the V-Day forum banner!)

Anyway, without further ado, The Love Cat Family!