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Postby Simon X » Thu Jan 31, 2008 4:32 pm
Hi, once again I have a few questions. ;) :D

1. Yesterday I got my school reports..Because of that I was given a few smurfs by my mother. :-D
One of them is the Schönwald Mushroom smurf...

http://www.schlurfs.de/english/Daten/04 ... 20118.html

As you can see, the fir is green and not white...Besides there is some glue visible...I assume it is a fake...
The seller had also another Schönwald with the wrong fir colour, but the smurf even has the Duffner autograph...

http://cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie ... 0195143283

:-? :-? :-?

2. I got my red and white kicker today...For me he looks like he is authentic as even the trousers are a bit yellowed...

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Does anybody else here own/know this variation???

3. I have seen this smurf on ebay:

http://cgi.ebay.de/2-schtroumpfs-30-mm- ... dZViewItem

Never have seen the small normal smurf before. Any information?

Postby steveparkes » Thu Jan 31, 2008 5:09 pm
Hi Simon, I think you are probably correct that the Schonwald is a faked earlier one. It looks like they have taken a later base, taken off the smurf and put an umbrella smurf on. The tree on the base should be white like you say. I think the first to be coloured green was the Tenorhorn smurf in July 2002, all ones after that have been green.

I like the look of your kicker smurf, he looks authentic..but it's difficult to say without seeing it in my hands.
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Postby Guest » Fri Feb 01, 2008 1:10 am
regarding your kicker..

if it is a fake you have two possibilties.. I really to this check sometimes. I really scratch some color away at non visible places...
so in your case I would test if the trouser are black underneath ...
The second possibility is assume it is not fake and be happy (I also do that :) )quite often

I saw this auction also but at this time it was looking like a fake to me.. but maybe I was wrong

Postby FlamingO » Fri Feb 01, 2008 5:22 am
I had never noticed that with the differnet colour tree on the Schonwalds before. Great info. to have for the future :-D :cheerz: Fortunately (or actually unfortunatley :) ) I haven't got hold of any of the earliest ones yet.

Postby Tojo » Sat Feb 02, 2008 9:03 am
@Sue : the first series all had white fir trees on them. The second have green trees. This is clearly visible on the Schönwald 'certificates'.

I think this is very bad news if people are starting to fake these :angry:
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Postby Rachel » Sun Feb 03, 2008 5:21 am
Hi guys :wave2:

Unfortunately I know of a few instances of fake Schonwalds already and looking at yours Simon, I am afraid I would agree this one does look fake. :???:

It is an easy way of dodgy sellers making money as the earlier releases of these are now harder to find. :x

Always look out for the colour f the fir tree and any signs that the figure has been reglued. :D
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