I love these toys, and I'm 27. There's just so many things you can do with them. But I have one complaint - they're mostly rural middle-class. Lots of them run their own family businesses. Others have white-collar jobs like doctors (vets?) and teachers. Many houses are multi-story, or have a design normally attributed to a 'second home', and there are so many leisure activities for your families to indulge in. And there are entire families whose life apparently revolves around sailing and nothing else.
There are about three exceptions - a Lollipop Man, a Dinner Lady, and a Bus Driver and Conductor set.
You know what would be cool? "Sylvanian Families: The Slums Edition". At the very least it would be cool to have a home that you can stack repeatedly to form high-rise apartment buildings. They're half-way there with the way many of the shops can stack on top of each other.
I love these toys, and I'm 27. There's just so many things you can do with them. But I have one complaint - they're mostly rural middle-class. Lots of them run their own family businesses. Others have white-collar jobs like doctors (vets?) and teachers. Many houses are multi-story, or have a design normally attributed to a 'second home', and there are so many leisure activities for your families to indulge in. And there are entire families whose life apparently revolves around sailing and nothing else.
There are about three exceptions - a Lollipop Man, a Dinner Lady, and a Bus Driver and Conductor set.
You know what would be cool? "Sylvanian Families: The Slums Edition". At the very least it would be cool to have a home that you can stack repeatedly to form high-rise apartment buildings. They're half-way there with the way many of the shops can stack on top of each other.
I don't think I need to describe it.
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