To Pixar/Disney’s credit, the animation of Toy Story has aged pretty well. So if we’re going to bring Toy Story into Minecraft, one thing’s for sure: It’s not going to be as realistic as the real deal. But like all crossovers, this list is sure to have a lot of fun stuff for Toy Story fans.

There’s only room on this coloring page for one Sheriff. Played by the amazing Tom Hanks, Woody has grown up with us all, since the first Toy Story film nearly 30 years ago. Loyal till the end, Woody makes sure no toy is left behind, but watch out, I heard he’s got a snake in his boot.

He believes he’s a spaceman, but he’s more of a trouble maker! And now Andy doesn’t know which toy is his favorite, what a mess…

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. 

Knick, the snowman from Knick Knack, appears in his snow globe in the bottom left corner of the very first shot.

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.

Toy Story has had so many iconic characters and scenes since its initial release in 1995. aprenda aqui So if you have any more Toy Story scenes, or characters you want to see in coloring page form, don’t hesitate to get in touch. I promise we will deliver.

Ever wondered how Buzz would’ve looked if he was a girl? This skin creator sure did, and tried to create it in their own image.

The skin is fairly simple, but the head is swapped with a girl’s face with long purple hair. Since the head is pretty standard, you could even change the color of the hair and the eyes to match something else, if you’re comfortable editing skins.

Plus, this Woody skin is also simple enough that the expression can be easily changed (if the poker face he has isn’t your thing).

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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