This doll was possibly used in a parade as well but it is currently unknown what parade he was used in. The number 150 was actually referring to the Cargo Tracking Note (CTN) number for some of the shipping boxes of the 4ft Woody. They were produced in limited numbers but it is currently unknown how many of them were made, for years it was thought to be 150 in total, but in May 2021, this was proven false. These dolls were never released to the general public as actual toys and were only made for store displays and promotions. This doll is also known as the Frito Lay Woody because he was used to promote Frito Lay products in grocery store displays where their products were aligned with the movie. Thinkway used Pixar's computer generated files to produce this doll, as well as the Poseable Talking Woody and other releases. In 1995, Thinkway Toys created the 4ft tall Woody doll to promote the release of Toy Story on November 22nd. 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.ġ995 Poseable 4ft Tall Woody, used as advertisement displays for Toy Story in stores. Buttons are too flat and aren't true pearl snaps.Badge is too thick and plastic instead of metal.Spurs and belt buckle are the same color as his badge, as they should be a flat pale orange/yellow color.Spurs are too thick, with some subsequent releases even removing them entirely.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!".Eyes aren't centered and instead are to the side.Has a toothed smile rather than a closed-mouth smile.Even after the armature was removed, the build remained like this, restricting any floppiness in the legs Due to the original release's armature, the upper legs aren't sewn off into their own sections.Future versions feature a larger pull string ring.
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. The same exact doll as the re-release, but without an armature or spurs on the boots.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 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 Woody doll runs on an electronic pull-string mechanism, whose phrases were used in a majority of Woody dolls until 2009. The first edition of this Woody doll also contains a pull string ring that's closer to the size of Woody's in the films, but was likely changed for safety reasons as well. The version without the armature was released in all subsequent versions of this Woody doll, along with other future pull-string Woody dolls. In later releases, this feature was removed along with the sewn-in buttons, because they caused a safety hazard.
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This release also exchanges the movie version's ragdoll type floppiness for a poseable wired armature.
The very first pull-string doll featured a removable plastic hat with a faded brim. Prototype Buzz Lightyear in box (1994 or 1995) Poseable Talking Woody
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