He might look friendly here, but behind that pickaxe is a greedy bitter old prospector. But who can blame him, trapped in a box all his life? It just goes to show that toys are meant to be played with, and colored in.

But my opinions aside, this skin really is designed great, and looks super professional. It’s simple, but the shading is well-done, and the colors are a perfect match to the movie. This could be a good pick if you plan to fight Buzz in PvP!

This skin aims for a pastel color palette that makes the whole design feel a bit more original, in my opinion. Granted the colors are still recognizable, but it’s like a customized Buzz Lightyear.

Howdy, partner! A detailed coloring page of the red-haired cowgirl rag doll, Jessie. Jessie is brave and always ready for new adventures, and there’s a part of her that is always sad after her owner grew up and left her in a box. 

Here’s Gabby Gabby, and her creepy mates, the Bensons, silent ventriloquist dummies who just want to help her get her voice box back. Not as mean as they seem on the surface, give them a splash of color to lighten them up.

And when you’re done, don’t forget to go into spectator mode and see the whole build. It’s huge! A lot of work went into this map, and it shows.

After Mr. Potato Head suddenly disappears, his friends find themselves caught up in a hilarious mystery that must be solved before they suffer the same fate in this thrilling Toy Story of Terror!

Mason has an iguana in a terrarium on top of a shelf. It is laying on a branch of the same shape as that of Mr. Jones in Toy Story of Terror!

And the vintage cowboy doll essence is captured pretty well in this skin, with the colors being a perfect match.

The format of the original Mr. Potato Head toy is not easy to turn into a Minecraft skin… I mean, it’s pretty short right?

There appears to be a Dump Truck similar to the one that Lotso rode around in when Trixie is escaping from the arena.

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Over a decade later, Pixar treated us all to a third installment of the franchise. And while the toys remained the same, albeit a tad dusty, Andy was all grown up.

This is Andy’s favorite toy, and for a good reason! With this skin we get the original design of the toy. And what a toy it was – you could move all of its fabric parts individually, and imagine him in all sorts of situations.