| FAKE COTTAGES Last Updated: 20th May, 2007 |
FAKE SMURFETTE COTTAGE
I believe these Fake Cottages come
from Italy although some think they are
Spanish. Either way they seem clearly
based on the Schleich Cottages
although they have some interesting
differences. The Roof grips the base of
the Cottage & can actually be held by
the Roof without the Base falling away
which is very different to the Schleich
ones. The Base of the Cottage also
seperates into 2 pieces which is very
bizarre. I am not sure if this was
designed to be an imitation of the
Smurfette Cottage but going on the
colours it seems logical.
I believe these Fake Cottages come
from Italy although some think they are
Spanish. Either way they seem clearly
based on the Schleich Cottages
although they have some interesting
differences. The Roof grips the base of
the Cottage & can actually be held by
the Roof without the Base falling away
which is very different to the Schleich
ones. The Base of the Cottage also
seperates into 2 pieces which is very
bizarre. I am not sure if this was
designed to be an imitation of the
Smurfette Cottage but going on the
colours it seems logical.
FAKE SMURFETTE COTTAGE
No Markings
* Purple Roof;
* Dark lavender Windows Door Frame;
* Dark pink Door with unpainted Curtains
& Flowers.
No Markings
* Purple Roof;
* Dark lavender Windows Door Frame;
* Dark pink Door with unpainted Curtains
& Flowers.
(MARKINGS) FARMI ®
* Rubbery Cottage with Snail part of
the Roof Mold. The front door opens
due to the rubber being cut rather
than actually being a seperate
attachment.
* Rubbery Cottage with Snail part of
the Roof Mold. The front door opens
due to the rubber being cut rather
than actually being a seperate
attachment.
| BOXES |
FAKE SMURFETTE COTTAGE BOX
* These are feature pretty basic printing
with the Italian wording "La Casetta Del
Folletto" which translates to "The Cottage
of the Elf" & supports the theory that these
are infact Italian Fake Cottages.
* These are feature pretty basic printing
with the Italian wording "La Casetta Del
Folletto" which translates to "The Cottage
of the Elf" & supports the theory that these
are infact Italian Fake Cottages.
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