![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
modernwizardSome things are pretty easy to find in 1:6 scale: upholstered furniture, beds, tables, desks, etc. Other items are either more challenging or nonexistent. I have a "covet list" of those things that I either have never found ever or have been too cheap to invest in:
An electric wheelchair. These do not exist in 1:6 scale, so I'd have to make my own. I'm already plotting the use of an office chair as a base.
A fireplace. Playscale ones exist, but they are undersized. Truly 1:6 scale fireplaces are expensive fuckers.
A toilet. Playscale toilets that are pink and/or undersized can be procured, but appropriately large toilets in typical toilet colors are very very very rare.
A folding screen. Expensive fuckers.
A front door. Photo albums that look like front doors can be had with some digging, and playscale dollhouse exterior doors do exist. They are, of course, expensive fuckers.
An armoire. A jewelry box could easily double as one, but they're [say it with me] expensive fuckers.
An electric wheelchair. These do not exist in 1:6 scale, so I'd have to make my own. I'm already plotting the use of an office chair as a base.
A fireplace. Playscale ones exist, but they are undersized. Truly 1:6 scale fireplaces are expensive fuckers.
A toilet. Playscale toilets that are pink and/or undersized can be procured, but appropriately large toilets in typical toilet colors are very very very rare.
A folding screen. Expensive fuckers.
A front door. Photo albums that look like front doors can be had with some digging, and playscale dollhouse exterior doors do exist. They are, of course, expensive fuckers.
An armoire. A jewelry box could easily double as one, but they're [say it with me] expensive fuckers.