My new dog, is it a blue??? And other stuff...

[selzer]

What do you think, I got him in a few days ago, would you say he is a blue? This color is really rare. There is a liver, but so far none in my price range:


This pup is an emotional support dog, in FP Land, you actually can bring emotional support dogs to school with you:


And this dog is a service dog:


Yeah, big families are kind of the norm here.

Just a few others, these are the 909 rooms, the orange guy with the blue cap comes from Europe, the farm they sold in Europe had a brown barn, and the farmers wore caps instead of cowboy hats:


This is my black-haired family. The mauve girl is rare as she was sold only in packaging as part of a farm family. The little orange boy with black heat-stamped hair is a genuine oops though, way cool, not a whole lot of those around:


All of my families have a dog. This dog generally went with the firemen. Its coloring is like a dalmation, but to me the dog does not look anything like a dalmation, so I call him a Harlequin FP dog. Not rare, but I only have one of him, the brown girl is rare:


And this family added another boy, this one is red and he is the only white boy with heat stamped hair I have ever seen in red:

[Wild Wolf]

I am so confused.

[dylano]

LOOOOOOL haha..wait whaaaaa

[TimberGSD2]

I would go with blue. Looks about right. How much did you have to pay for that rare color???

[Zeeva]

Originally Posted by Wild Wolf

I am so confused.

Haha...me too...Selzer are these collectors items? Do you have nieces, nephews kids that enjoy playing with these? Or are they for your amusement?

You do crack me up though! I'm glad you enjoy sharing this stuff...

[Stevenzachsmom]

Sue, It is ALWAYS a pleasure seeing your family (families). Congratulations on your new blue boy. Yep, a blue for sure.

[selzer]

Originally Posted by Wild Wolf

I am so confused.

Don't be, I collect Fisher Price Little People. Many of them are over fifty years old now. So many are antiques. I use the excuse that I let my nieces play with them when they come over. I actually gave them my circus train, loaded with cars an animals and clowns a few years ago for Christmas. With all the brand new high technology toys that were given out that day, and every kid there under six was fascinated with and playing with the circus train.

[Zeeva]

Originally Posted by selzer

Don't be, I collect Fisher Price Little People. Many of them are over fifty years old now. So many are antiques. I use the excuse that I let my nieces play with them when they come over. I actually gave them my circus train, loaded with cars an animals and clowns a few years ago for Christmas. With all the brand new high technology toys that were given out that day, and every kid there under six was fascinated with and playing with the circus train.

Ha I figured...I swear I didn't see this post before posting mine!

[robk]

I think I had almost all of them plus more when I was a kid. Not too long a go I saw the fisher price farm set in an antique toy store and was dumb founded by how much they were asking for them.

[Stevenzachsmom]

I'm ready for some more pictures now, please!