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So here's a picture I wanted to do for a while, but I couldn't figure out how to draw him out until recently. If you're not familiar, Fireman Sam was a show about a Welsh fireman who protects Pontypandy from any fire hazards and often rescues people.

Unlike with Postman Pat and Bob the Builder, I was unaware of this show and never grew up with it until the summer of 2006. If you haven't know yet, when my family had Brighthouse for a while, I discovered some channels through the "On-Demand" service that you can't normally with the company (even if you get the most expensive subscription) like with PBS Sprout and Boomerang. My family did had Sprout for a while when it was new, but it was only for a short time after my family switched back from satellite to cable, though I discovered the on-demand channel was on my service. This was how I rediscovered Archibald the Koala and also learned about BBC Kids. And Fireman Sam was no exception.

So if anybody wants to know what my favorite incarnation of the show is, it's the 2003 version as I like how it's a evolved version of the original while still maintain the charm of the original. I know some people didn't like the 2003 version (BlueBerkBoCo being one of those), but if it wasn't for that version, I wouldn't been able to know about the series as a whole.

Art by me (c)

Fireman Sam belongs to Rob Lee Dave Gingell and Dave Jones (c)

Enjoy!

Description

So here's a picture I wanted to do for a while, but I couldn't figure out how to draw him out until recently. If you're not familiar, Fireman Sam was a show about a Welsh fireman who protects Pontypandy from any fire hazards and often rescues people.

Unlike with Postman Pat and Bob the Builder, I was unaware of this show and never grew up with it until the summer of 2006. If you haven't know yet, when my family had Brighthouse for a while, I discovered some channels through the "On-Demand" service that you can't normally with the company (even if you get the most expensive subscription) like with PBS Sprout and Boomerang. My family did had Sprout for a while when it was new, but it was only for a short time after my family switched back from satellite to cable, though I discovered the on-demand channel was on my service. This was how I rediscovered Archibald the Koala and also learned about BBC Kids. And Fireman Sam was no exception.

So if anybody wants to know what my favorite incarnation of the show is, it's the 2003 version as I like how it's a evolved version of the original while still maintain the charm of the original. I know some people didn't like the 2003 version (BlueBerkBoCo being one of those), but if it wasn't for that version, I wouldn't been able to know about the series as a whole.

Art by me (c)

Fireman Sam belongs to Rob Lee Dave Gingell and Dave Jones (c)

Enjoy!