Fireman Sam Venus Fire Truck

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In the control room, they still have the picture of the crew from Series 5. Station Officer Steele comments in Heroes of the Storm "Couldn't have a new fire station without the old picture.."

The first series where Penny is a full-time firefighter in Pontypandy (having hailed from Newtown in Series 3 and 4 and only making occassonal visits to Pontypandy). A rubbish tip proves to be a trap for the unwary James, but then the recycled rubbish becomes the centrepiece in a Carribbean-style carnival. The last series with Jupiter bearing the original Bedford TK front end. Starting from Series 6, it gained a new bumper from a Volvo FL6 and the lower front end from the Dennis Sabre. The original idea came about from two ex-firemen from London, England – Dave Gingell and David Jones after purchasing a stop motion animation book by artist Anthony Miller. They approached Mike Young, creator of SuperTed, in Barry, Wales, and asked him to further develop their concept. The idea was then brought to S4C's Director of Animation, Chris Grace, who had previously commissioned SuperTed, saw potential in the idea and commissioned the series. The characters and the storylines were created by Rob Lee, an illustrator from Cardiff, and the programme was made using stop motion. It could take up to four days to produce one minute of this form of puppet animation. Fireman Sam has to this day been translated into over 25 different languages including Mandarin. [5]Mandy, Sarah and James decide to start a junior neighbourhood watch scheme, but get rather carried away. The last series where Norman has round glasses. From Series 6 onwards, he has square glasses which are blue. However, he still has the same clothes as this series. The front cab is loosely based off the entire element of the Rosenbauer Panther Airport Fire Engine.

The 4:3 versions of this series had all the special effects, such as the binoculars in Danger Falling Sheep, completely re-edited to fit the screen. [8] The last series where Steele's office has remained the same from the original series. It was then changed in Series 6. Jupiter has a 200hp l6 turbo diesel engine with a top speed of 75mph (120 km/h) and weighs 15 tonnes. In Series 1 - 4, Fire Control sets off the bell, however, ever since Series 5 usually one of the firefighters at the station pushes a button to set it off. Occasionally this appears to not be the case, as sometimes the bell rings without the button being activated, although it may have been off-screen.

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Jupiter also had two-tone horns which were only used in Flat Tyre, they are seen on either side of the siren. Known from Fireman Sam - policeman Malcolm is known from the children's series Fireman Sam and seen there for the first time in season 12. The only series in which Woolly is shown as a baby, said to be male and Norman's pet lamb. From Series 6 onwards, Woolly is an adult ewe and lives just behind the Floods' house. The last series where Pontypandy is a village set deep in the hills. From Series 6 onwards, Pontypandy is a seaside village. the part-delivery can be used by the customer within the scope of the contractual designated purpose,