Puddleford Duck Family
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Released: 1990, 1991, and post-1999 Available: UK / USA Father: Nelson Puddleford Mother: Beth Puddleford Brother: Tom Puddleford (blue bow) Sister: Sammy Puddleford (yellow bow) Sister: Maisy Puddleford (pink bow) |
 This is the very first version released in 1990 - there are two other versions which I have yet to find |
As far as I am aware, there are three versions of this family.
Version 1: 1990. This is the one that I have, as seen in the photograph. UK only release.
Version 2: 1991. The mother's apron is slightly larger, and the father's shirt is more striped, not square checked. His buttons on his overalls are now brown instead of red. This was released in both the US and UK.
Version 3: Post-1999. The mother's dress is orange, and the babies have bibs instead of bows. UK only release.
Although these are supposed to be ducks, I would argue that they look more like geese.
In 2004, a limited edition set was released in the Dream Project series (Japan only) of the Puddleford ducks - they had different clothes, and the ducklings had the cutest little pink beaks!
There are also other ducks in the same mould, but different colourings and outfits: the Webster ducks, and the Waddlington ducks.
Version 1: 1990. This is the one that I have, as seen in the photograph. UK only release.
Version 2: 1991. The mother's apron is slightly larger, and the father's shirt is more striped, not square checked. His buttons on his overalls are now brown instead of red. This was released in both the US and UK.
Version 3: Post-1999. The mother's dress is orange, and the babies have bibs instead of bows. UK only release.
Although these are supposed to be ducks, I would argue that they look more like geese.
In 2004, a limited edition set was released in the Dream Project series (Japan only) of the Puddleford ducks - they had different clothes, and the ducklings had the cutest little pink beaks!
There are also other ducks in the same mould, but different colourings and outfits: the Webster ducks, and the Waddlington ducks.
