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Schleich Smurfs & "The Smurfs" Cartoon (1981-1989) Models on Display:Schleich Smurfs Curators Note: Featuring the originalThe Smurfs Schleich Figures The Smurf figurines, born from the imagination of Belgian cartoonist Peyo, transitioned from 2D comic strip characters into a global 3D obsession through a long standing partnership with the German toymaker Schleich. True "Smurfmania" was ignited in 1965 when Schleich began mass producing the iconic, 2 inch hand painted PVC figures, starting with a core trio of a Normal Smurf, Gold Smurf, and a striped Convict Smurf. Long