Winter Entertainments (RETIRED)
Feb 19, 2007 16:17:45 GMT -5
Post by QNPoohBear on Feb 19, 2007 16:17:45 GMT -5
This set was released in 1992 and retired in 2001. it is associated with the book, Changes for Felicity.
PC description: On cold days, Felicity played indoors and warmed herself by the parlor fire, using a handheld fire screen to protect her complexion. She amused herself with a jumping jack and a spinning top. When dusk fell, she would light a candle in her lantern and walk to Father's store - always a favorite place to go.
Felicity's Winter Entertainments came with a paper jumping jack, a cloth fire screen to protect her face from the fire and a lantern.
The jumping jack is made from card stock paper like the paper dolls. It has strings to pull to make it jump. It is rather fragile and if you pull too hard, it could break. The fire screen is made from heavy cloth fabric (brocade?) and has a wooden handle. It's kind of pointless because Felicity can't really hold it on her own. The lantern is made from real metal and has a door that slides open in the back to put the candle in. The windows and candle are plastic. The candle is molded to look like it has been burning and the wax dripping.
Grade: A- good quality but not much playability and not central to the story
One side of the lantern has a metal door that slides up and down so you can put the candle inside. The other three sides have plastic glass.
There is a wooden top that belongs with this set. I didn't get it in the picture. It kept falling off the table.
PC description: On cold days, Felicity played indoors and warmed herself by the parlor fire, using a handheld fire screen to protect her complexion. She amused herself with a jumping jack and a spinning top. When dusk fell, she would light a candle in her lantern and walk to Father's store - always a favorite place to go.
Felicity's Winter Entertainments came with a paper jumping jack, a cloth fire screen to protect her face from the fire and a lantern.
The jumping jack is made from card stock paper like the paper dolls. It has strings to pull to make it jump. It is rather fragile and if you pull too hard, it could break. The fire screen is made from heavy cloth fabric (brocade?) and has a wooden handle. It's kind of pointless because Felicity can't really hold it on her own. The lantern is made from real metal and has a door that slides open in the back to put the candle in. The windows and candle are plastic. The candle is molded to look like it has been burning and the wax dripping.
Grade: A- good quality but not much playability and not central to the story
One side of the lantern has a metal door that slides up and down so you can put the candle inside. The other three sides have plastic glass.
There is a wooden top that belongs with this set. I didn't get it in the picture. It kept falling off the table.
