This isn't just relied on a toy's perspective, btw.

Also, jtbs, being "menacing" is not the same as being "threatening" (esp. given that both of them are noted aspects in antagonism).

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I feel so silly asking this, but I feel like I'm cracking a safe trying to open the plastic cork-like stopper on this Hamm bank. I've tried looking online, but I think this model was from a promo offer from way back and has a different stopper than the white plastic ones where you squeeze it to open it.

I tried lining up the edges where the plastic shows through like it could be lifted and did the same the other way, but it doesn't want to budge.

Does anyone have this model that can point out where I'm going wrong? Thanks!

Why is he a great toy

1 it's good

2 it has some good phrases

3 it combines the 1996 and 1995 woody doll with the floppynes of the 1996 woody doll and the spears of the 1995 woody doll

What does she do with them

Caption this

What food would you eat in the movies

Just thinking about that scene makes me tear up a bit.

Is it supposed to be an entryway light? Lol weird

What I did is I took a thinkway bo peep from toy story 4 and put epic moves bo peeps toy story 1 dress minus the bonnet is it ok?

Does anyone have pictures or a PDF of the instructions for the 1999 Mattel Flight Control Buzz Lightyear?

Got myself a signature Woody for $10 at the opshop to go with my signature Buzz. Only problem is that his holster is gone, if I get the motivation I can try to 3d print a replacement. I almost didn't get his hat because it was at the back of the top shelf. I definitely had an Al moment "if only you had your hand stitched poly vinyl..GASPP HAT"

So as I'm sure a lot of you that own this know, the antenna on the Signature collection R.C is pretty breakable. I've always loved Toy Story, and I've had R.C since I was young, so obviously I played with him a lot. And his antenna broke. I never really cared, being young, until recently when I'm pretty sure I noticed for the first time. I know that Thinkway Toys is out of business, so emailing is off the list, and I can't seem to find people selling replacement antennas. So here I am. You guys are so smart, I'm sure you could figure something out, and if you do, PLEASE tell me. Also, if not, thanks anyway for trying!

It is now 4 - 6 years after the end of Toy Story 4 and Andy has graduated college, gotten married and has a child. Having a child not only floods his mind with nostalgia from his toy days, but also reminds him of his final day with his most favorite toy, Woody. He doesn't regret giving away his favorite toy and toys altogether to Bonnie, but he then remembers that Bonnie must now be at the age where she's losing interest in playing with toys. Andy gives a melancholic little smile trying to remember the last time he really played with his toys, but is suddenly jolted by an epiphany that Bonnie might be getting rid of, or has already gotten rid of his old toys. "Why didn't I think of that earlier!" He yells as he rushes to his car to Bonnie's house hoping the family still lives there.

Andy speeds to Bonnies full of anxiety, arguing with himself that he made the right choice, but maybe he should've saved his toys if he had kid one day, and he did. Andy comically slows down as he sees a sign that says "caution distracted children playing with toys", and pulls up to find a preteen Bonnie outside making videos with her friends with not a single toy in sight. Andy asks her if she remembers him and she does. He also asks about Woody, but she's uncertain which toy he's talking about. He is still relieved to hear the Bonnie has kept his toys all these years, but his relief quickly turns into suppressed sadness as he sees Woody is the only toy missing from the group. Andy picks up Jesse and shows her to Bonnie then asks if she remembers her cowboy counterpart. Bonnie has an epiphany from her RV trip when her dad said to her mom "It's too bad we only found the backpack and not that cowboy doll, apparently its worth a fortune... But there is absolutely now way I'm going back to that antique store a third time". Andy thanks Bonnie and then gets an exact location of the antique store from her parents. As Andy is about to drive off, Bonnie cries "WAIT!" and runs up to his car with the box of his old toys. "Thank you for giving me these toys when I needed them, but now I think you need them again!". Andy lets out a subtle tear and drives off with his old gang minus Woody.

Meanwhile at the fair from the fourth movie. Woody and Bo Peep are still delivering toy vigilantism by helping other kids receive toys. Woody tells Bo that he's never been happier, but in an unsettling way. Bo asks him "What is it, Woody?" Woody responds, "Maybe I'm the kind of Toy who always lived on the edge, and that edge... being your kid's next birthday where he might never play with you again.... I don't know Bo, I guess Andy was just like family even if he never knew it, and then Bonnie..." "He knew it... they both knew it", Bo responds. "And besides, we'll always be family even if we may never get another kid again".

The wholesome moment is abruptly broken by a large figure overshadowing them both. Bo manages to dive out of the way, but Woody is swept up by a large human hand. "YOU!" the older but familiar voice says as the carnival worker puts him in his van and drives off to his second job at a warehouse. Andy pulls up, but just misses the the carnival worker pick up Woody. He then asks around for directions to the antique store. Buzz and the other toys see Woody get taken, jump out of Andy's car and quickly grab the back of the van before it hightails away.

Woody appears tied up in a mini chair all alone in the middle of a warehouse with thousands of unfocused boxes in the background, Woody is a bit disorientated and thinks he's hearing things. Voices of the same tone start speaking all around the room, "Get back in your box sheriff! A sheriff isn't called for duty until he's officially let out of his box! What are you thinking sheriff.. Sheriff! SHERIFF?!" Woody realizes these are all originally sealed Woody toys which were thought to be an impossibility for decades. "Was I really the same as Buzz was when I met him? Are all toys the same way at first?". Woody and all the the boxed Woodys surrounding him instantly go silent as they hear footsteps approaching.

"How did you do it Sherriff? How did you bring all my toys to life all those years ago?? You're the one who spoke back then, so it had to be you! After all these years of finally forgetting what happened in therapy, I get laid off my awesome garbage truck job and was forced to manage my dad's old factory of old and useless toys. And the worst part? Hundreds of you were the only ones I had to manage!! I tried getting them all to speak so they could finally oust you...the ringleader!! But none. Ever. SPOKE. EXCEPT. YOU!" Woody finally realizes this is Sid. THE Sid of childhood's past. Terrified and thinking he's about to be strapped to a rocket like Buzz once was, Woody immediately drops his frozen toy face, and looks Sid in the eye with sadness and remorse. Sid looks incredibly perplexed by this, like he can't believe it, and knew it all along. More than anything, he seemed to completely freeze like a toy. Woody speaks, "Old and useless? Sid, these Woody toys are worth a fortune, especially that they're unopened!"... "The demon speaks again!!!" Sid exclaims getting traumatized all over again. You're nothing but lies cowboy!! My dad told me we can't sell these until they have market value again! So it's my job to man this warehouse and protect it at all costs until then! Now, I got something a little better for you than a barbecue this time... heheh". Sid's laugh seems eerily unsettling and familiar even years later. Sid turns his attention to an old fashioned furnace and notices it won't start, so he uses an old trick his dad taught him by starting the pilot light with a match. Sid lighting the match gives Woody an even further recollection of traumatic memories.

Buzz asks slinky to let him use his slink as a grappling hook. Slinky agrees, and Buzz throws and loops slinky around a hanging light fixture. As Sid turns his attention back to Woody to put him in the furnace, Buzz makes his move, swings down, and successfully grabs Woody from Sid. As slinky throws both Buzz and Woody back to the other toys, Woody slips, but graciously catches the end of Bo Peep's rod as she winks at him. Sid throws a huge temper tantrum, possibly bigger than he ever did as a child. In his rage he accidentally knocks over the furnace which causes a fire around him, and causes him to pass out.

The warehouse fire starts to grow as Sid lies motionless on the floor. Woody begs the other toys to help get Sid out of there while they stubbornly refuse. Finally Buzz tells the other toys, "has Woody ever steered any of us the wrong way? No he hasn't. Let's get Sid out of here!". Woody and the other toys manage to het Sid out of the warehouse and he collapses on exit coughing on smoke while the toys can "breathe" just fine. As Andy is driving home finding out that the antique store is permanently closed in great disappointment, he sees heavy smoke and then fire off in the distance. He quickly dials 911, but to no avail, he can't even get signal for emergency lines where he is. Surely, his message must have made it to someone, right? "What would Sheriff Woody do?" He thinks. He decides to head for the source of the fire.

As Andy pulls up, the other toys dive in the bushes, but he finds Woody and Sid on the ground. Andy has no time to think as he charges for the warehouse doors incase anyone else is in there. As soon as he gets to the doors he notices the light from the fire has gone out. Meanwhile, on the other side of the warehouse, the three green aliens from the previous movies have driven a firetruck to the warehouse and also managed to get a hose through one of the clerestories and put out the fire with only a handful of the boxed Woodys seeing minor damage. "THE HOOOOOSE", the three little green men exclaim. Andy looks inside, but assumes it was vacant besides the man laying on the ground outside and turns his attention toward him and Woody. While happy and confused to see his old toy again, he's mainly concerned about the human struggling to breathe, but quickly discovers he's alright. "Are you alright? Do I... Do I know you?" Andy asks. "Maybe just a memory, good or bad, I can't remember", replies Sid.

Andy picks up Woody and helps Sid in his car as Andy's bunch of other toys slip in through the sun roof before he enters. Woody winks at Buzz in a "thanks old partner, thought I'd never see you again" manner. They all drive back to Sid's house from the first toy story movie and Sid reconnects with his mom who he hasn't seen in years. but still lives in that same old house. Sid finds out his dad was hoarding Wood toys he couldn't legally sell because they were stolen from his mom, the rightful owner, who's father was actually the inventor of the toy, but had his copyright patent cheated from him in court. Sid can't tell his mom how (because a toy told him), but she is gleefully ecstatic when Sid tells her he has all the unopened Woody toys, and how much they're worth.

Andy, still in his car with rain coming down, looks at the two silhouettes hug through Sid's old house window and joyfully smiles. He then turns his attention to his toys in the box, and then Woody as he lay motionless. Then Andy turns his head to his old house and gives one long look at his old bedroom window where he imagines his toys are alive and waving at him through it. He then turns back to Woody again laying motionless and gives a questioning, yet happy smile.

~ScottyB-Makin

Again, this is just an outline, I know I didn't include a whole lot with the toys interacting with each other, but I wanted to hit the main beats. Thanks for reading!!