More buildings for Spriteville

[Huh? What?]

All the fairy houses are going on sale right now. These will be going out on the layout tomorrow.

An outhouse that was, apparently, carved from a carrot.

A couple of houses for small fairies.

A little church.

House made from a flower pot and tree bark.

Another travel trailer.

A very crooked house.

A tree house.

 

[ebay mike]

I really like the church. Had a look at some similar buildings in a garden centre this side of the pond, but the prices were eye-watering.

 

[Huh? What?]

The big buildings were $5, including the church, which equates to £3.99, or €4.47

 

[ebay mike]

I wish we had some elements of your economy. Over here that sort of money won't even get you a beer - in the garden centre we visited I saw burgers started at £9 in the café (admittedly there were a few fries and a sprinkle of rabbit fodder on the plate). The 'fairy' type houses I looked at started at £20 for the little ones (smaller than either G scale or gauge one). The more appropriate stuff went up to around £50. That's close to PIKO or Pola prices.

 

[Huh? What?]

The nice thing about doing a fairy garden/railway, to keep the wife involved, is that fairies come in all different sizes, so scale becomes less important. My layout can use figures everywhere from n-scale to g-scale and bigger. Also, most of these buildings would normally be five to ten times the price save for one thing. Over here it is the end of the retail spring/summer season. They are already moving the fall stuff into the stores, which means the summer stuff, including the fairy garden stuff is being cleared out at low prices.

 

[Gizzy]

I have some of these buildings, for example the small the church in the picture. The fairy houses are a little too twee for me, but some of them are okay for the railway.

They were quite cheap as they were in the post Crimble sale at a local Garden Centre which had overstocked on them....

 

[Huh? What?]

The station at Sprite Junction serves Spriteville, Fog Bottom, the Harbor, and the rail bus service from the City.


IMG_9102-smwp by ChromeLibrarian, on Flickr

IMG_9109-small by ChromeLibrarian, on Flickr

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[Huh? What?]

The amusement park...

IMG_9097-smwp by ChromeLibrarian, on Flickr

Afternoon nap...

IMG_9099-small by ChromeLibrarian, on Flickr

Village well, and wellkeeper's cottage...

IMG_9100-smwp by ChromeLibrarian, on Flickr

 

[stevedenver]

I admire your creativity.
However, i think your “world” demands a chloe or olomano teapot type locomotive.
I do however, like the livery. I am able to suspend disbelief.

Perhaps some harry potter creatures?? As an train crew.

 

[Madman]

The amusement park...

IMG_9097-smwp by ChromeLibrarian, on Flickr

Afternoon nap...

IMG_9099-small by ChromeLibrarian, on Flickr

Village well, and wellkeeper's cottage...

IMG_9100-smwp by ChromeLibrarian, on Flickr

The house in the center of the first photo and the one in the second photo would be more in line with what my wee brain could handle. I can only think in the abstract to a certain degree. But don't get me wrong, your ability to think outside the box should be admired, and it is.