Toy Story: The New Tenant in the Little House
Now that I have my dollhouse here, I can make more toy stories for you! I've thrown together a small one, to celebrate the house's arrival in (mostly) one piece in New Hampshire, as well as the fact that I finally realized that I do have dolls that are roughly the right scale. (The house is 1/12 scale, so my 3.75" Star Trek figures were a bit small.)
This features a different set of characters, and might end up being somewhat f/f. The ending is ambiguous (and work-safe).
Glimmer is living in the third-floor bedroom.
As you can see, she's a teddy bear aficionado.
They have a golden retriever. And a cat, as you can see from the scratching post in the corner. The cat is currently downstairs.
Oh, and they have some tropical fish.
This is the second floor hallway. Not sure yet if those masks on the wall can raise the dead, but we'll find out.
Who's in the master bedroom? Why, it's Frosta, the Ice Queen! Admiring herself in a hand mirror.
And a wall mirror.
Here's the kitchen. See, there's the cat.
So, Glimmer and Frosta have just taken on a new tenant. She seems pretty cool, though she has a tendency to just drop her cloak, her spear, and her helmet wherever when she comes into the house.
She also refuses to take off her armor and her sword.
Though this might be all to the good if it turns out that those masks upstairs can raise the dead.
You might have noticed that there are three women and only two beds in this house.
As I've said, the ending is ambiguous.
This features a different set of characters, and might end up being somewhat f/f. The ending is ambiguous (and work-safe).
Glimmer is living in the third-floor bedroom.
As you can see, she's a teddy bear aficionado.
They have a golden retriever. And a cat, as you can see from the scratching post in the corner. The cat is currently downstairs.
Oh, and they have some tropical fish.
This is the second floor hallway. Not sure yet if those masks on the wall can raise the dead, but we'll find out.
Who's in the master bedroom? Why, it's Frosta, the Ice Queen! Admiring herself in a hand mirror.
And a wall mirror.
Here's the kitchen. See, there's the cat.
So, Glimmer and Frosta have just taken on a new tenant. She seems pretty cool, though she has a tendency to just drop her cloak, her spear, and her helmet wherever when she comes into the house.
She also refuses to take off her armor and her sword.
Though this might be all to the good if it turns out that those masks upstairs can raise the dead.
You might have noticed that there are three women and only two beds in this house.
As I've said, the ending is ambiguous.