The dollhouse market is inundated with toys and miniatures geared towards young girls. In every toy store across the world, you can find dollhouses of various styles and sizes all built towards the girl who wants to imagine and play house. There is nothing wrong with any of these houses, and they foster healthy play and enjoyment.
However, fifty percent of the population seems may seem somewhat forgotten by the majority of the dollhouse market: boys.
When you think of boys toys, the assumption is that boys need trucks, action figures, or sporting goods like a new baseball, basketball, or hockey stick. Yet, there is a small market of boys dollhouses.
Many of these dollhouses are described in a way that would appeal to the rough-and-tumble boy who likes to imagine he is a superhero, a firefighter, a cowboy, an astronaut, or anything else. You wont find any of these dollhouses in the regular toy section as youd find the normal dollhouses. They are cleverly camouflaged in the action-figure aisle under the guise of a fortress or a space base.
Over the years, “dollhouses” for boys have taken on themes such as Castle Grey Skull from the He-Man...
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