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Postby André » Thu Jul 28, 2011 1:23 am
Hi everyone,

When doing the petrol pump page on my website I noticed something in the DSK.

The petrol pump pictured in the DSK is a normal smurf pump only with different stickers. But the picture we have of the playsetbox and parts in bag clearly shows that the parts were made in different materialcolours.

All the blue and silver parts except for the handle are white material. See picture. These parts are white in BP box.

Also the yellow parts are green material.

I mean if the one pictured in the DSK are the one sold it must be very easy to fake this.

I made this pump very quickly, just printing, cutting and glueing. With better paper and printer this must be very easy. And a bit more time spent! :D

Do you think the one shown in the DSK is a real BP pump?? :-? :lol:
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André

In Sweden the smurfs are blue ( and yellow).

Website: The collectors guide to the smurfs ( under construction) : http://thecursedcountry.com/

Smurfy blog: http://smurfblog.thecursedcountry.com/

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Postby Lia » Thu Jul 28, 2011 1:51 am
well spotted André! :D

and also the end of the tube should be green, according to the BP box

Lia

Postby André » Thu Jul 28, 2011 2:06 am
Yes Lia,

these parts should be green material. If you look closely the green parts also can be spotted in the bag.
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André

In Sweden the smurfs are blue ( and yellow).

Website: The collectors guide to the smurfs ( under construction) : http://thecursedcountry.com/

Smurfy blog: http://smurfblog.thecursedcountry.com/

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Postby Lia » Thu Jul 28, 2011 2:23 am
I just found a picture of the BP station in one of my files, ,NOT my picture and I cant remember where it`s from??? So I hope, it`s okay if I show it here
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Postby André » Thu Jul 28, 2011 2:31 am
Awesome picture Lia!!! :-D

That is definatly the correct one.

Now we know how it should look like. :-D

Mant thanks for showing it.
André

In Sweden the smurfs are blue ( and yellow).

Website: The collectors guide to the smurfs ( under construction) : http://thecursedcountry.com/

Smurfy blog: http://smurfblog.thecursedcountry.com/

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Postby André » Thu Jul 28, 2011 2:35 am
I think the green stripe-sticker is gone??

But with all the correct materialcolours I just love that picture. :D
André

In Sweden the smurfs are blue ( and yellow).

Website: The collectors guide to the smurfs ( under construction) : http://thecursedcountry.com/

Smurfy blog: http://smurfblog.thecursedcountry.com/

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Postby Lia » Thu Jul 28, 2011 2:58 am
I love it too and yes, there should be a green sticker on top
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Postby Tintin » Thu Jul 28, 2011 4:22 am
Hi Andre

You could be right.
But over the years we have seen the farm and windmill changed from colour to.....................
Without inside info it's hard to tell what is real and what is not.

Same with the BP sockel, what is real the smurf with golden wreath or the one with green and 75 on his belly :-?

Tintin

Postby bwalters » Thu Jul 28, 2011 4:35 am
I hope it's the green wreath and 75 on the chest. That's what mine has.
Mr Bill

Postby Andreas » Thu Jul 28, 2011 4:55 am
Bernd Maier told me he bought the yellow petrol station version directly from Schleich at a factory outlet

Postby André » Thu Jul 28, 2011 5:24 am
I agree Frank,

but if we compare to the windmills and farm. The value and rarity on them are very different. So if Schleich ever made a pump for BP looking like the fake I made I would definatly put the value only a fraction of the value on the "real" one. To me it also could be one of these items many sellers "create" to be able to get collectors to pay more money. But this is just my opinion. :-?

There is only one thing be can be sure of. The variation with the different materialcolours on the pump must be way way more rare compared to the other one. Since the other one is basicly the same as all petrol pumps Schleich made from 1979 to 1994, right?? :D The only difference is stickers! :o

Andreas,

a factory outlet by Schleich. I want to go to that also!! :-D
I have no idea if that is correct or not??? Could be that Schleich had more stickers compared to pumps and therefore used some ot the spare stickers this way?? :-? Everthing is possible and I think the pump I made could look very good displayed with the BP cleaner. So in that way I love it! :-D :lol:
André

In Sweden the smurfs are blue ( and yellow).

Website: The collectors guide to the smurfs ( under construction) : http://thecursedcountry.com/

Smurfy blog: http://smurfblog.thecursedcountry.com/

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Postby André » Thu Jul 28, 2011 5:31 am
Could also be like this.

The BP box and the pump made of othermaterial colours are very very rare and must have been made for a very short time in the beginning.

Then Schleich later ( maybe years later) could have made a pump for BP with only the stickers to make in cheaper?? So basicly they could have been sold in different years and in different ways. maybe then without the box?? It is a lot easier to just make new stickers, right? :-? :D
André

In Sweden the smurfs are blue ( and yellow).

Website: The collectors guide to the smurfs ( under construction) : http://thecursedcountry.com/

Smurfy blog: http://smurfblog.thecursedcountry.com/

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Postby Andreas » Thu Jul 28, 2011 5:59 am
yes martin has the pic of the box with BP emblem instead of the "7"

Postby Tintin » Thu Jul 28, 2011 8:22 am
Hi

I wish we had a contact at Schleich :-D
It would make things a lot easyer !!!

Tintin

Postby André » Thu Jul 28, 2011 9:30 am
Hi

I wish we had a contact at Schleich :-D
It would make things a lot easyer !!!

Tintin
Agree!! :D

And if we could also go back 30 years and ask him, since their memory or archive are not always the best! :lol:

Frank,

do you have the miller-smurf with green dot? What type of sack is on that smurfs?

I have now added the variations and history of the conveyor belt to the website.

Those intrested can check it out and tell me if anything seems wrong. always good with feedback. :-D
André

In Sweden the smurfs are blue ( and yellow).

Website: The collectors guide to the smurfs ( under construction) : http://thecursedcountry.com/

Smurfy blog: http://smurfblog.thecursedcountry.com/

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Postby Tintin » Thu Jul 28, 2011 10:53 am
Hi Andre

No, i don't have the miller with green dot.
No dots at all on my millers..............

Tintin

Postby Benny » Sat Jul 30, 2011 1:49 am
A very nice smurfy item! Especially the box! Often lacking any of the myriad labels. Unfortunately I lack the small emblem on the front of the BP gas station and the box of course :)
Postby cheesy4you » Wed Nov 15, 2023 3:04 pm
Here a never assembled playset
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Postby cheesy4you » Wed Nov 15, 2023 3:05 pm
More pics
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Postby Tommo » Wed Nov 15, 2023 4:45 pm
Wow!!! :shock: :shock: :shock: Where did you find it? Being cheeky, are you going to list it on ebay? :) :) :)
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