This is SUPER late, but I used to have this set and loved collecting the old littlest petshop (I was very disappointed when they rebranded but I've come to enjoy the new style). The litterbox panel is the bottom of the cat tree, the little bumps are where it fits, so that it becomes a whole little cat playset. The siamese cat fits into a scratching post with claw marks to match how she moves. And the pink "bedding" with the hole where you have the spotted mice goes inside the plastic tank, to become the bottom. There's several versions of that bedding, I think I had a green or blue version? But it's just the bedding for hamsters or mice or rabbits or whatever small animal they had as part of a playset. I think there were a few other playsets they fit into but generally they fit into plastic tanks. There were similarly shaped ones that were "sand" for reptiles I believe? So the tanks could be used for various critters.
Also the hole in the hand for the Barbie is where a ring would have gone. I had a few Barbies that had that and still have the ring in the hand. Hope that helps!
Hi, the pink kitten is from a toy line called Li'l Litters which was a sub-branch toy line to My Little Pony and the blue wand belonged to several 80S My Little Pony Princess Ponies hope that helps.
I just discovered your channel and I'm in LOVE! The pink comb you read as Moxie is actually Maxie! She was part of Hasbro's competition to compete with Barbie after Jem failed due to Barbie coming out with the Rockers. The swimsuit at 17:07 goes to a Maxie doll called Hula Hoop Maxie! The comb most likely goes with her! If you come across one in the wild, they usually have straight arms with splayed out fingers, though there are a couple with moving waists and 360 arms and legs that can form a split! The way to tell if a Barbie is from the 60's is if they have a side glance with molded eyelashes. The black dress that looked very prom is 60's from a set called In the Spotlight! The dress at 11:45 is also 60's As a good few people said, the Barbie with the long brunette hair and blue triangle earrings is Totally Hair Brunette, and the wavy blue and green dress at 18:52 goes to her! Most of the Barbies with holes in their hand had a ring that went to them. The light pink leotard with white lace at 16:53 goes to the Barbie at 11:40! She's a Fun to Dress Barbie from 1985! Her hair is definitely cut, but she was packaged with relatively short hair with curls that formed on the ends. The ones with bent arms were just a style choice that started when Superstar Barbie came out around 1978/9 and their legs are made to bend slightly with a click!
@@Agactually No problem! There’s a couple videos up about Maxie and I plan on making one about all the lines that used her body molds in the coming future!
My niece gave my oldest daughter a whole bag full of old babies back in the early 90's and there was a Cher Barbie 😢my daughter thought she needed a hair cut oh I was so devastated
Oooh i wanna see you restore the barbie with the long brown hair to!! And omg girl I'm just now learning about this channel!! Glad you linked it cant wait to see more content
Ok so the little pink thing with the hole had a bunny that went with it I think. The container I’m pretty sure had a little rodent water bottle and maybe a wheel for them to run on…the light brown Guinea pig looking thing has a magnet on it that let it “run” on the wheel
this notification blew my mind, you were one of my favourite AGtubers back in the day and i was just thinking about your channel a couple months ago! 🫶 i grew up on LPS (early 2000s ones) and i had never seen their originals. they look so different, but i definitely see how they developed into their style. that carrier set is so so cool! the barbies are amazing, the fact your grandma kept these is very impressive. the outfits are adorable, for sure 80s vibes- i hope someone is able to tell you when they're from.
Idk who the Barbie at 11:40 is, but I know her dress is a genuine vintage dress from 1959-1960, and went with the outfits "Apple Print Sheath" #917 and "Easter Parade" #971. The outfit was made for the original Barbie dolls in the early 1960s. Also, it's currently put on backwards (the zipper goes in the back).
