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A small number of these dolls have been accounted for online, it is unknown where the remaining number of dolls are. Woody has always known his priority is taking care of his kid, whether that’s Andy or Bonnie. But in the new Toy Story 4 movie, the arrival of a new toy, a road trip adventure and an unexpected reunion help Woody see just how big the world can be for a toy. He has a slim waist, is poseable [3], has a fragile hat made out of PVC, has head and hands made of heavy duty vinyl, clothes made of cloth, and the boots and badge made of leather. The 4ft tall Woody Doll, also known as the Frito Lay Woody or Giant Woody, was produced by Thinkway Toys for the release of the first two Toy Story films. This Woody doll was the same exact one as the initial release, but with some slight changes such as, a 1-inch pull ring, stamped in buttons, and slightly larger points on the corner of the badge.
This Buzz Lightyear figure included a pulsating laser light, pop-out wings, some articulation, a voice simulator, and a retractable helmet. The figure also, like in the film, has glow in the dark paint. However, the wings on this Buzz figure are also very short in comparison to later Buzz Lightyear figures. Phrases The Adventure Buddy Woody doll was released in 1995 by Thinkway Toys. There were two versions of this doll, a Jumbo version, which had an almost identical design to the 4 foot tall Woody doll, with the exception of having plush hands, and a small version, which had an identical design to the Poseable Talking Woody, with the exception of having no voice box, plush hands, and a PVC hat.Includes interactive feature so when Woody detects another Toy Story interactive action figure* nearby it triggers phrases**
Buzz Lightyear has only 4 phrases when his oval chest buttons are pressed, voiced by Tim Allen, the voice actor for Buzz in the film. The phrases said are: The very first pull-string doll featured a removable plastic hat with a faded brim. This release also exchanges the movie version's ragdoll type floppiness for a poseable wired armature. In later releases, this feature was removed along with the sewn-in buttons, because they caused a safety hazard. The version without the armature was released in all subsequent versions of this Woody doll, along with other future pull-string Woody dolls.This Woody doll runs on an electronic pull-string mechanism, whose phrases were used in a majority of Woody dolls until 2009. These phrases are: Pull string to hear phrases including ''Trash? You're not going in the trash,'' ''Operation pull-toy,'' and ''Hang on, little guy''
Does not contain a majority of the pull-string phrases from the movie, with the exception of "You're my favorite deputy!" and "There's a snake in my boot!" Promotional image taken in the early 2000's of the 1996 Woody doll to promote merchandise for Toy Story and Beyond! This Woody doll was also re-released and modified by the Disney Store and Disney parks several times, without the first edition's wired armature. Thinkway became no longer associated with this version in the U.S. upon Disney Store's acquisition in 2002, as they chose to develop their Woody toy in their own direction. Some of these re-releases include:
Straight from the wild west and the Toy Story movies, comes Sheriff Woody as an interactive talking action figure. The level-headed lawman features more than 10 phrases and starts speaking when he detects another Toy Story interactive figure nearby.
Toy Story tag from the 1997 re-release of the 3ft Buzz Lightyear.3ft Tall Buzz Lightyear Doll (1998/99) Buzz Lightyear doll, originally used for promotional displays until they became publicly available in 1997 and later re-released in 1998/99 for the release of Toy Story 2. Much like the 4ft Woody doll, the 3ft Tall Buzz Lightyear Doll was created to promote the release of the first two Toy Story films. Join Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie and the gang on their latest adventures in Toy Story 4, where brand new toys like Forky, Gabby Gabby and Duke Caboom come to life. Different face sculpt (the same as the new Disney Parks face sculpt, but with added detail on the eyebrows and mouth)Due to the original release's armature, the upper legs aren't sewn off into their own sections. Even after the armature was removed, the build remained like this, restricting any floppiness in the legs Later builds have an improved face sculpt, resembling the newer Thinkway Toys versions, as well as a thinner body. Like Woody, this Buzz Lightyear figure has been re-released, but not as much as Woody has. In re-releases, Pat Fraley voices the figure instead of Tim Allen.
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