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Most popular christmas toys

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Reading the weekly newsletter from This is Money I noticed one of the most popular toys for 2009 is the Sylvanian family caravan and car.
Looks like a hybrid Morris Minor to me what do you think?<br>Image<br>
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I had one for Xmas last year (big Kid at heart!) It sits on my hearth with a family of Sylvanian moggies in! They now do it with the caravan, but the caravan on it's own is rather expensive

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Post by pjh56 »

It was also in the top ten on Breakfast tele the other morning, so I think I can guess what a lot of members will be buying their youngsters this Xmas. :lol:


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Yep - there's a lot of playvalue in it - wheels steer. Caravan opens up. Best bit - you don't have to maintain the wood! :lol:

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Post by pao7psb »

I love it, but my daughter#s only 2.5 and you have to be 4 to play with it!

Caravan looks great too but agree it's a bit steep...
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