It's not totally accurate to call Djeco's Pop to Play structures "dollhouses." They're more like stage sets, or play spaces for action figures. They're cleverly designed, super affordable (each is under $20, and some are under $15!), and look great. And I very much appreciate a toy that's not branded (that is, not tied to a TV show or a movie franchise). Made of sturdy paperboard, the set's pieces slot together easily and cleverly, and can be taken apart for storage. Sweet!
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Disclosure: Links to each product go through my Amazon Affiliate site, and I'll get a few cents if you make a purchase after clicking through. But I'd be posting about these even if they weren't sold on Amazon.
| I love the classic/retro rocket shape of the Space Flight set. And the illustrations on the set suggest adventure, rather than "alien laser death match," which is always nice. |  |
 | I salute Djeco for making this Castle of Wonders fanciful and sweet without looking like a bottle of Pepto Bismol got poured all over it. It's hard to see in this image, but there are several birds and cats hiding around the castle. |
| This Garage might be my favorite. I am only assuming, and hoping, that it will accommodate Hot Wheels-sized cars. |  |
 | For medievalists (is that a word?) of all genders, you can't beat a classic Castle. |
Can they make a life-sized one of these for me- uh, I mean, for my niece and nephew?
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