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Here is another set of variations with in The Fair set. Previous articles on variations in the set can be found here...
One by me on the "Country Farm house":
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=391

One by Tom Hull on the "Red Green & Blue HOOD SCOOP House":
viewtopic.php?f=9&t=539

I have three pics here of a couple color variations, two of the houses are pics I borrowed from ebay, and the other is of my original 10th Ave house, along side my repro. The yellow is the most common color variation, but I LOVE them all. The blue base is cool, as well as the that Santa on the other one! I hadn't seen one with a figure before....could be an add on??? I notice that these have slightly larger or smaller bases that is common in the set.

These inspired my latest round of repros which I'm hoping to share very soon....

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-Brian


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