Page 10 - Miscellaneous Cutie Club information


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This section collects all other bits of info. If you have any additional information regarding any of the sets, or any memories, please let me know.





Cutie Club worldwide


Cutie Club was sold all over the world. In some countries the package had different names: in Argentina they were called "My Little Club Ninas" or "My Little Club Ponys". In France the sets were "Mini Pouces" and in Italy "le Bricioline e il loro piccolo mondo".




Soda Shop in Argentinean package. Sets are called "My Little Club", the kids are called "Ninas" and the Colts "Ponys". Packages are very different (the cardboard is much more coarse and lower quality, the texts are in Spanish, and no hanging hook on the package), and the instruction leaflet is written in Spanish, but the contents are the same, and the product photos on the package are copied from Galoob's packages. The signs on the playsets are in English as well. The item was marketed by Jocsa, according to the package with permission from Galoob. The package's font "My Little Club" is obviously copied from Hasbro's "My Little Pony"-packages sold in the 80's and early 90's

Argentinean Cutie Manor, NRFB.


Argentinean Beautiful house locket playset, MOC.


Argentinean Sweet Treats Collection, MOC.


Argentinean Bridal Party Collection, MOC.






Cutie Clubs in a French package. Sets are called "Mini Pouces". There are two different types of packages: both have French texts, the other one differs only by French texts, while the other one has a completely different design.



Tiny Troll Town



Photo above belongs to Rebecka Tano, used with permission.


Tiny Troll Town was produced by Galoob mostly using the same molds as Cutie Club and sold in 1992. Only the individual locket sets and the four smaller purse playsets were produced for Tiny Troll Town. The necklaces, buildings, brushes and accessories were the same, but instead of Kids and Colts the sets came with little trolls with multicolored hair wearing a diaper and comical, exaggerated facial expression. The trolls are mostly able to stand on their own - unlike Cutie Club - but seven out of 12 of them also came with stands with the same mold as Cutie Club, though the foot holes were different shape. There was also a bright neon orange stand in this line, a colour which was never used in Cutie Club. The yellow and orange stands can bleed colour into the troll's feet, leaving them permanently discolored. There were 12 different trolls in total. The purse playsets each came with two trolls, same trolls which were also sold in locket sets.

The packaging boxes/back cards had different names, and so the "Flower Shop Locket Set" was called "Trollette's Flower Shop", "Inn Locket Playset" was called Troll Town Inn" and so forth. Curiously, the "Phone Booth Locket Playset" was called "Li'l Troll Boutique", the sticker 'telephone' was replaced with 'boutique' and it featured a troll-sticker outside. The other Lockets look identical to Cutie Club-lockets. The purse playsets all have Tiny Troll Town-stickers instead of Cutie Club-stickers, so they're easier to tell apart. The "Show Ground" was called "Country Fair" and "Fashion Mall" became "Magical Mall" and so on.

(Thank you to Rebecka Tano for information on TTT!)






Packages were also different, as you can see, but you can clearly see the sets' contents are the same as in Cutie Club- apart of trolls, of course.




Also the Purse Playsets were produced in the Tiny Troll Town-line. This is the School purse. the only differences are in the stickers; the label on both sides on the box is heart-shaped with text "Tiny Troll Town", and the entry gate inside the box states "Troll High" instead of "Cutie High".

The following TTT-photos belong to Rebecka Tano, used with permission.