Wow, just because they don't have labels doesn't mean you can knock them off. The Museum of London is selling a London-in-a-Bag play set which is a straightup ripoff of Muji's original -in-a-Bag series of toys, which were created--in London!--by the design firm Industrial Facility.
Fake, tarted up London in a Bag, £12.99 [culturelabel.com]
Original, unpainted London in a Bag, £5.95 [muji.eu]
Could this mean a certain "Detroit in a Bag" creation is in danger of being knocked off and tarted up?
d'oh, obviously I'm not opposed to painting or tarting up on principle...
ha!
Also, it should be noted that tarted-up London in a Bag contains both Westminster Abbey and Tower Bridge - either one of which beats the Millenium Dome like a... well... drum. Important historical buildings FTW.
I clicked on the link just to increase the likelihood of "Fake, tarted up London in a Bag" showing up in their SEO stats...