BULLY - Bullyland

Hi

I'm getting a bit confused at the moment......

It might be the summerheat - or maybe it's just me... understanding nothing as usual

Well - I think I have to ask the experts :

I have some figures from Bullyland... on some it says BULLY, on others Bullyland..... Why use different names?
Is it because it really is two different things? OR is it because of different produceres... different time periods? OR ...??????

I really would appreciate some help here

Best regards from warm and sunny Denmark,

Margit

I had the same problem when I was 9 years old:I thought Bully and Bullyland were different.
The reason for doing this is that some figurines lack the space for the full name!

HAHAHA - is it really that simple????
Well, in that case I feel even more stupid than before.....

... but then again - if they really lack the space to write the full name .... then I would suggest that they simply use smaller letters!!!! On some figures they use BIG LETTERS!!!!!

Thanks for the answer

Hi Friends,

Bully or Bullyland is the same. The older figures (till middle of the 90´s) are marked with Bully. The younger models are marked with Bullyland.

Torben

Thank you Torben!!
- so there was an explanation after all Great!!!

Easy as that Fern, and the older so called Bully's do have the same nice vintage feeling like the older Schleichs...