The tree is growing red apples and pineapples. His house features a stained glass window, two chairs, and the entrance to the slippery dip - characters can slide from Moonface's house round the tree and exit at the base. Green apples hang from the branches.Īt the top of tree lives Moonface. The Saucepan Man is covered in his usual assortment of pots and pans. Nearby, Mr Whatzisname and the Saucepan Man sit on a branch. Next is Dame Washalot, who has opened her shutters to throw a basket of washing water out of the tree. Behind her sits her magical clock and a table of pop biscuits. She has long, golden hair and is offering the children a pop biscuit. At this level, the tree is growing acorns.Ībove the angry pixie lives Silky the elf. The next level contains the angry pixie, who is leaning out of the window to throw a bucket of water over the children.

A pair of hedgehogs snuggle between the plants. There is the exit to the slippery dip, and the tree is surrounded by woodland plants and toadstools. Inside the tree I have added Wizard Mighty-One, who has just captured a red goblin. My project includes 5 stackable rooms and a flat base for the magic land at the top of the tree.įirst there is the base of the tree, including Mr Whiskers the brownie (protect his bag from the evil gnome). Different magical lands come to the top of the Faraway Tree, including the Land of Birthdays - which is included in this build. The first book in Enid Blyton's Faraway Tree series, 'The Enchanted Wood', introduces the magic Faraway Tree and the adventures of the three children who discover it.

The magic faraway tree film