DON'T KNOW HOW LONG THE LINKS WILL LAST
--TINY LITTLE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS that appear to be quite well done for the price--they're plastic--the Santa and snowman would be the perfect size for putz houses--and they don't look like they would need too much "work" http://bit.ly/1FdnAzr
--Mary found this silicone mold for a tiny little girl at an ETSY shop--with proper modifications, paint and such, it might fit the bill for putz houses--don't know how long the link will last http://etsy.me/1KZHG0r
SOME RECENT LITTLE PEOPLE FINDS
What kind of figures have been used with cardboard Christmas houses and villages, where do you get appropriate figures today, how do you make, prepair, repair or otherwise maintain figures?
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