Those brown wagon wheels seem out of place.

@Randomness: You just won't let that joke die, will you?

@TheOtherMike said:
" @Randomness: You just won't let that joke die, will you?"

Hey, I haven't used that joke since a time very close to after the advents.

@Murdoch17:
Nope. Springfield.

Very rare an Ice cream selling set with no $100 bills present.

A nice little set. My daughter Emma loved Emma the minidoll, and had lots of this little polybag set in particular. I still have a MISB one, just for her memory box, for when she's much older.

Funny story, my cousins 12 year old daughter grew out of Lego. So she gave her Legos to me. Happy day, this was one of the sets.

That's quite an elaborate display stand. It looks more like a shrine! Or a wheelchair-esque aparatus for a sentient ice cream popsicle.

But oh no! Emma has betrayed the popsicle with an ice cream cone! Will the popsicle get its favourite customer back? Or will it be left to melt in the sun?

@Harmonious_Building: I forgot to mention it in my last comment, but props for using the word "wastrel." That's a word that doesn't see nearly enough use.

@NotProfessorWhymzi: Also, props for that reference, I've never really had any interest in reading or watching JJBA, but it's still an anime reference.

I don't think the Popsicle will stand very long on a summers day. A tricycle with an ice box would be more practical than a castle wagon.

One of the first Friends sets I got.
I can't remember if it was a freebie set or if I bought it somewhere.
Possibly the first Emma I got.
That's all I can say really. Not the most exciting set but I good way of getting all the minidolls.

Is that nexoknights?

Seriously, though, one of the beauties of the early Friends line was that you could get all the main characters in various polybags at some point. (Including one overpriced polybag that was just a Stephanie and nothing else.)

@ambr:
Clearly it’s positioned in an attempt to achieve spontaneous sublimation.

@PurpleDave said:
" @Murdoch17:
Nope. Springfield."

It's worse than I thought, then. Judging from the lack of laws of physics in Springfield, the ice cream isn't just radioactive, it's ALIVE, and probably plotting humanity's doom too. Maybe it's in league with Dreadflipper the Blood Emperor Penguin?

That popsicle actually houses an Infinity Stone, but she doesn’t know it yet.

@Murdoch17 said:
"That popsicle seems a bit radioactive. Now I wonder if Heartlake City actually is set near Three Mile Island?"

Radioactive just so happens to be the favorite flavor both in Heartlake and in Minifig cities, it would seem.

@oukexergon said:
" @Murdoch17 said:
"That popsicle seems a bit radioactive. Now I wonder if Heartlake City actually is set near Three Mile Island?"

Radioactive just so happens to be the favorite flavor both in Heartlake and in Minifig cities, it would seem."

Timmy the Minifig: 'Should I get a scoop of 'Chernobyl Chew' on a cone or a 'Three Mile Sundae'? OH! I know, I'll take a 'Fukushima Surprise' bar please!"