Polly Pocket is about 3 3/4" tall. I would say scaled approximately 1:18 to a real human woman of about 5 1/2' tall. Unfortunately, most doll houses are either 1:12 or 1:24. I would contact Breyer and ask them.
Well you really you just need to collect breyers and breed a breyer mare and stallion and you get a filly or colt!
What you can make for your breyer horse is tack such as halters,bridles,hoobles. if you are really good at making tack you maybe able to make saddles or rugs/blankets and saddle pads.
no i dont think so but i hoped there was i really want to go
... you can't breed plastic horses. but only the people breed the breyer horse Check out this website- it is rather interesting... http://www.identifyyourbreyer.com/breeding.htm You Must Know that Breyer Horses are not really so it is hard to make them Run little own Breed them just get three breyer hMare or stallion and Foal or colt let you brain do the work
I dont think your ever too old to stop "playing" with breyer horses! But if you really want a real answer, ill say maybe in your mid 20's early 30s.
It really depends on what kind of bike you are getting, but normally, a pocket bike is bigger.
Any color shirt really, anything matches gray.
I have something in my front pocket for you? Really? :O *reaches in pocket*
Ok you can find the cheapest breyer horses (traditionals,classics,stablemates,padock pals,and minnie winnies.) On the websites www.happyhappysue.com and happyhappyhorses.com I have look for a little while and they have the cheapest there is a breyer horse there for 30.00 and 1 at my breyer store for 71.OO so that was like a really rare one they have cheaper so hoped I helped. =D
sorry you cant because you cant really do much i pocket eddition but you can make the bowls and pick up/mine the mushrooms, that's all you can do for all I know.
what is bad about wearing a pocket watch is that it is really old fashon and they can be very valuable in the future so i would keep it in a box to keep it safe because they are very easy to steal
it's really small