Fireman Sam Neptune Vehicle, push along vehicle, scaled play, imaginative play, preschool toys

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Sam was driving Jupiter when he and Elvis were heading to the train station, but you can see on the reflection of Jupiter's window that Sam got into Jupiter on the passenger side. With figure - in addition to the car, the set also includes a movable policeman Malcolm figure, which can take a seat in the car. So you can immediately go on patrol with Malcolm. Derek, Woolly, Lion and Radar were meant to have a subplot in this story which for unknown reasons was dropped during the pre-production stage. By lift - from the helipad you can get directly inside the police station via a door that opens. A lift takes you downstairs. There you will find the control centre with an information board and a prison. Pontypandy Picnic Area is near Pontypandy Mountain in the countryside between Newtown and Pontypandy.

Cut Price Supermarket is the village shop in Pontypandy and is run by Dilys Price. It sells almost everything and is has a 7-Eleven/gas store look. It has a second level which is like a house and Norman lives up on the second level. In Series 1–5 it was called N.W Price.Tom Thomas is a helicopter pilot who hails from Australia. He helps with certain emergencies if the firefighters need his assistance.

New modernised hoses that are more powerful and effective than the brass ones which have been used since Series 5.House is Fireman Sam's house was loacted right beside the Fire Station till the new one was built and it had to be removed and the house where the Flood family lives at it is right outside of Pontypandy and the sheep field is near by. Jerry Lee Cridlington is a new firefighter and Elvis' cousin. He made his debut in Castles in the Air as a replacement while Penny Morris was away for the day and whilst he was at the fire station he got Station Officer Steele confused as he thought Elvis was in two places at once. He resembles Elvis, though he has blond hair and according to Elvis, he is the better cook of the two. Mountain Activity Centre is owned and run by Moose Roberts. It is at the base of Pontypandy Mountain. The interior of the Centre was first seen in The Pontypandyness Monster and again in Heroes of the Storm. Hannah Sparkes is an eleven-year-old girl and Joe and Lizzie's daughter. She is the only child in Pontypandy to use a wheelchair. With smartphone - the police smartphone can be flipped open. On one side, cards can be stored and on the other side, secret messages can be read by sliding the card under the red viewing window.

Hydrus, built and previously owned by Moose is the amphibious rescue vehicle that can be used on land and on water but not the sea, it is driven by Fireman Sam. It is the sixth fire vehicle in the show. Norman Price is a seven-year-old boy with a love of practical jokes and skateboarding. Unfortunately, Norman regularly fails to set appropriate limits on his own behaviour, and has been known to cause mischief and sometimes causes havoc at the fire station, and for many of Pontypandy residents. He has shown interest in becoming a firefighter himself one day. Also in Series 9's Whale Watch Neptune had minimal upgrades which include a siren and a sonar which locates objects on a screen. Neptune first appeared in the beginning of Series 6. Dilys Price runs the village shop. She is a well known gossip, and has great affection for Trevor, the bus driver (something which poor Trevor is too shy to act upon). Dilys is the mother of mischief-maker Norman Price, but is frequently blind to her son's troublesome ways. She dotes on her only child, or "Mummy's Little Darling" or My Little Treasure as she sometimes calls him. In the original series, Dilys is shown to be more snobbish than in the later series. She also appears to use malapropisms in her speech (for example, "historical" instead of "hysterical", "I'm suffering from smoke installation (inhalation)", and "I'm a very reprehensible (responsible) person, me"). She tells her son Norman to turn off the "eccentric" (electric) blanket given to Norman by his Nan. Dilys is also known to be self-centered; when she and Bella think they are going to be abducted by aliens, Bella says, "It's-a coming straight for us!", to which Dilys replies, "Stands to reason, if they want intelligent lifeforms," while looking disapprovingly at Bella. Bentley Jones was Fireman Sam's superhuman invention. He appears in Bentley the Robot and Fireman Sam in Action.

The original idea for the series came from two former firemen from London, who took their idea to artist and writer Rob Lee who developed the concept, and the show was commissioned. The series first appeared in Welsh on S4C on 15 September 1987, and two months later in English on BBC One on 17 November. Age recommendation - the police headset and smartphone is also a super addition to the carnival costume and suitable for children from 3 years.

Cloud Scraper is a hot air balloon created by Joe Sparkes, it appeared in the Series 9 episode "Up, Up and Away".

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Fireman Sam ( Welsh: Sam Tân) is a Welsh/ British animated children's television series about a fireman named Sam and his fellow firefighters who work in the Pontypandy Fire Station, and other residents in a fictional Welsh rural village called Pontypandy (a portmanteau of two real towns, Pontypridd and Tonypandy). The first five series of the show were animated in stop motion, but starting with the sixth series onwards, the show is completely animated in CGI. Field, Bella's Field (also known as the Potato Patch) appears in Barn Fire. Bella owns a field somewhere in the Pontypandy countryside, this is where she grows potates for her cafe presumably other vegetables are grown here too. Mercury is the third vehicle which is used for fire emergencies. It is a quad-bike mainly driven by Fireman Sam, however Steele and Elvis have since driven it. M.O.P. Jones is a robotic bin when to have Sam's plan he was to do to stop people to vehicles in the episode 'The Great Inventor'. Role play - with the police set, children can play themselves in the role of policeman Malcolm from Fireman Sam and reenact their own missions and adventures from the series.