Blue Cavern

Having abandoned the resort, the smurfs have returned to their roots, the old castle overlooking Smurf River.

Granted, they've turned it into a sort of Milton-Keynes.

Hi Tim

This looks great. Your village has come such a long way from your first smurf settlement way back when.....the water and desert areas look really good. If I was local I would come over to have a better look at your scenes.....they're great......and I still love that Pirate ship.....I need something like that.

Dyar

Great pics- Fantastic!

Fabulous!!!!

Absolutely brilliant !

Great creation Tim !

Really really nice. i like it alot

I love your Grim Reaper setting, excellent.

Absolutely wonderful Tim.

You have done another outstanding job with the display itself and have some taken some very nice photos to show it off. I love your ideas and adding some of those little non-smurfy items makes the whole display just fabulous. So many smaller displays within the whole scene makes it so interesting to discover new things all the time.


Thanks for sharing it with us.

Brilliant!!

Your displays are so impressive!!

Cathy
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Those are fun pics & I like the way the accessories & other toys have been combined with the smurfs to create a great layout. The pirate ship looks like one of the older Playmo ones, my son has one of the newer ones. They're great fun to play with. The train is good too. A big thumbs up

Thanks for all the comments. The time investment isn't as bad as it looks--ten minutes every few days or so, and the village is finished in about three weeks.

The hardest bit is making the most of the failure between imagination and reality. I was shooting for a tropical paradise with a waterfall, rapids, and cliffs. Somehow, I wound up with a sluggish river oozing through a desert.