Blue Cavern

Hello at all!
I have spent much of the time of my school holidays on working on my web-site...And here it is:



http://www.schlurfs.de
"schlurfs" is a mix of the German "Schlümpfe" and "smurfs".

I am sorry, that there is at the moment only a German version avaible, but there will be an English version in a few days/weeks/whatever.

So, have fun with my website!

For me there is still something to do...For example not all christmas and easter smurfs, playsets and so on are online already. I really hope, the page is working on every type of internet browsers...If someone has problems or something doesn't work, let me know!

Simon

WOW Simon, you have been very busy haven't you!

I am very impressed indeed, you have a very impressive collection but I am also impressed with the website too. It is easy to get around and shows off your smurfs beautifully, well done.

A very impressive website Simon ! You have put a lot of hard work into it and i think its great !

Well done sir

I'll add your site to my links page as soon as possible

Hi, Simon!!!!!!I need more time to see all your website, but it is enough what I have seen to sat: GREAT!!!!!!!!!Impressive collection and impressive web!!!!

When we speak about smurfs, I can understand german, but please...THE ENGLISH VERSION SOON!!!!!!!!!!

Wow great work
... You have finished your homepage before my one...damn

Well done Simon, nice to see all your stuff, especially the allerlei (other?) items.

Träumer Erkennst du deinen Schlumpf? - I have a couple of these too, does this mean that they came in some sort of egg (Ü-Eier" ), I'd always wondered about them?

Thanks for all your replies!
And, yes, I am now working on an English version...

About the "Träumer": Yes, he is indeed a Ferrero Kinder egg smurf.

What a fantastic site you've created Simon I love your layouts and for some reason your pages load so quickly for me Will make sure I keep re-visiting to see your updates

Great website, Simon! I have put it into my favourite sites.

I am so glad you have a website, Simon and it looks great..I took a quick peek and will revisit it in more detail over the weekend. I love your banner

I will also put a link on my site to yours

It makes me really happy to see so many smurf websites out there now...and it is a real pleasure visiting them and looking at everybody's collection...I know a personal visit to see the collections up close and personal is even better but visiting the websites and seeing what everybody has is pretty cool, too

I've just had a look through your website Simon & I love it. You certainly have a lot of smurfs

I'm looking forward to seeing your site grow as you get more smurfs.

Awsome site Simon.
Very easy to go around and check. It's very intuitive, no need to know german to easily find what you'r looking for.

Have one sugestion and one question...

I don't think the white background for the figures gives a good contrast. You could try and play with the colors ans see if you can find another color that will make the smurfs "jump" out.

And the question is, what (where from) is that figure you have in Fremdfiguren (Überraschungsei Lustiger Musikant) ?
I know that Fremdfiguren means something like foreing/strange figures... I only ask cause I saw one of those in auction described as "smurf boy"... Knowing he's not a smurf and not in the Schleich catalog, that confused me a little.

I don't think the white background for the figures gives a good contrast. You could try and play with the colors ans see if you can find another color that will make the smurfs "jump" out.

I could try, but it could be difficult to change all the colours now...Maybe I will once think about that, but not now, not now...

And the question is, what (where from) is that figure you have in Fremdfiguren (Überraschungsei Lustiger Musikant) ?
I know that Fremdfiguren means something like foreing/strange figures... I only ask cause I saw one of those in auction described as "smurf boy"... Knowing he's not a smurf and not in the Schleich catalog, that confused me a little.

Yes, "Fremdfiguren" are different/foreign figures. The "Lustiger Musikant" is a Kinder Ferrero egg figure called "Pumuckl"...Pumuckl has nothing to do with the smurfs, I just put him on the web site as I own him and he is quite rare.
There will soon be some more figures in that categorie like other figures on Schleich sockels.

I just took a more thorough look at your site, Simon and it is fantastic

I really like how you have some more close up views for the super smurfs and special smurfs...that is a great idea...this website most definitetly is also going into my favorites

Did you make the animation yourself? I like the painter

Did you make the animation yourself? I like the painter

Yes, I had done them myself some time ago...I thought it would be nice to put them on my web site. Glad you like them.

Great Job Simon!! Love your site. I will add a link to my site. I agree with Maureen, it's great to see so many wonderfull smurf sites out there and to see what everyone collects. It seems each collector focuses on 1 thing and they make great reference points for others..



gerda

Great job Simon ! Your website looks fantastic !!

I would love to see the English version later ...

And the French version

And dutch version

CONGRATULATIONS SIMON !!! You did a great job !!!!

You have asked for it and here it is:

The english version!

You can switch between the language versions by cklicking on the flags.

If someone sees some pictures that aren't shown, let me know!