Fireman Sam Venus Fire Truck

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Unlike every other dubs of this series, every character is voiced in Polish by Jerzy Kramarczyk, who also narrated the first four series. The police station includes a Rose figure and lots of accessories. Suitable for children from 3 years. On the front grill of Jupiter, it includes a sidling compartment where the toolbox and replacement parts are stored.

Known from Fireman Sam - policeman Malcolm is known from the children's series Fireman Sam and seen there for the first time in season 12. In 1996, there was a stage show that was later released on video, titled Fireman Sam in Action. It was interspersed with scenes of children learning about fire safety with Gary Lewis, the actor playing Fireman Sam in the stage show. Venus is now a water carrier with a mounted cannon and three main hose outlets, there is also a small storage compartment for a hose and other rescue equipment.Mandy, Sarah and James decide to start a junior neighbourhood watch scheme, but get rather carried away.

Trevor is looking forward to his date with Dilys and decides to take her birdwatching. However, a fire at Trevor's birdwatching hide ensures that the date is hotter than planned. Jupiter has a 200hp l6 turbo diesel engine with a top speed of 75mph (120 km/h) and weighs 15 tonnes.

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Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned. Police station with many functions - the Pontypandy police station receives all police calls. This is where police officer Malcolm and his team plan the operations. The station has sound and light as well as many other functions. The entrance gate closes automatically at the touch of a button. The first series to be produced and filmed in 16:9 widescreen but some DVD releases such as Children's Favourites and US releases had them cropped to 4:3. [7] According to a behind the scenes photo of High Jinx, this series was shot on a Sony SDTV professional video camera, most likely onto BetaCam SP. Station Officer Steele gets in a tight spot during a potholing expedition with Mandy and Norman and has to be rescued by sniffer dog Dusty.

Fireman Sam first appeared on S4C on 1 November 1987, [4] and a few weeks later on BBC1 on 17 November. The original series finished in 1994, and a new series that expanded the character cast commenced in 2003. The series was also shown as Sam Smalaidh in Scottish Gaelic in Scotland. The series was sold to over 40 countries and has been used across the United Kingdom to promote fire safety. Mercury is an off road vehicle enabling it to be used in situations where other larger vehicles wouldn't be able to reach. It first appeared in Mandy's Mountain. Since it's debut Sam was the primary driver. But come the episode The Return of Norman-Man the other firefighters have ridden Mercury throughout the series. the part-delivery can be used by the customer within the scope of the contractual designated purpose, In 2009, Fireman Sam appeared with other animated children's TV characters in a Children in Need single. The single was put together by Peter Kay.

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It has its own trailer that can carry cargo and water rescue vehicles such as Juno and the Hovercraft. In 1998, Mitchells Children Rides (formerly R.G. Mitchell) re-made the Fireman Sam kiddie ride with a new Dashboard, and Penny took Station Officer Steele's Place.

As a freelance design, Jupiter is now an aerial rescue pump receiving elements of the Bedford 6x4 whilst gaining the extra wheelset (retaining the front end elements of the Bedford TK) and can seat three people. In Series 5, the bay that housed Venus was always off-screen, with Venus appearing from the right side of the screen, however ever since Series 6 Venus now has a bay next to Jupiter. As a result, the single door was split up into two doors with a column in-between.

OMC Electronics made a Fireman Sam Kiddie ride in 1993 which is based on the Jupiter from the Original Series with Sam, Elvis and Station Officer Steele inside and 3 Buttons. It plays the Fireman Sam theme tune and the emergency theme. In some episodes, such as Danger Falling Sheep and The New Hero Next Door, the water cannon on Jupiter’s platform is missing. In Series 1 - 4, Fire Control sets off the bell, however, ever since Series 5 usually one of the firefighters at the station pushes a button to set it off. Occasionally this appears to not be the case, as sometimes the bell rings without the button being activated, although it may have been off-screen.