Trevor G Quayle nous apporta ses lumieres en ce 2007/08/03 17:23:
> Alain <ele### [at] netscapenet> wrote:
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>> 3 apples high, it applys to the house, not it's owner.
>> I never tough of those roofs as been any king of glossy, but rather completely
>> mate, unless just after some rain. Very nice, that's the builder's house.
>> I red every Stroumphs adventures in the original French version.
>>
>> --
>> Alain
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>> God doesn't play dice. -- Albert Einstein
> 
> I suppose you mean the owner, not the house are 3 apples high.  At least I
> always thought it was that way.  I just used it as the thread title to peak
> curiosity without completely giving away what it is.
If they realy existed: You could grab one in your hand, with only the head 
sticking out, the feet been flush with the other side, or maybe just tsicking 
out, but barely...
> 
> The roof is supposed to look more not exceptionally glossy, but not
> completey matte either.  More like rubber I suppose, like the skin of real
> mushrooms.
Good point.
> 
> I didn't actually know who's house it was.  Just used a bunch of reference
> pictures I could find and used the elements I liked best.  But I guess each
> smurf house would be different to some degree...
Most only differ by the colour of the roof. But some do have some distinctive 
features.
The builder's house have that structure to enable him to bring in large or heavy 
stuff that don't fit trough the front door.
Only one of the original one had flower boxes at his windows. The 
Stroumphette/smurfette also have flower box, but she's a late addition.
The Grand Stroumph have a larger house than the rest to house his laboratory and 
library.
> 
> -tgq
> 


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Alain
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