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Woody now has his Bullseye
My 4-year old has Woody and has been begging for Bullseye. After searching everywhere to make sure we got one that was a good size, and not one of the small collectibles, we found this one. It is perfect! Cute how he answers when you talk to him.

Too awesome! One of Thinkway's best yet!
This gorgeous recreation of Woody's horse, Bullseye, from Toy Story 2, 3, and the films' Woody's Roundup TV Show, is definitely one of the best things to come from Thinkway's Toy Story Collection line of collectible toys made from the actual Pixar data and complete with certificates of authenticity. Bullseye is a soft, floppy legged friend with stiff, high-quality felt tail and mane and hard plastic hooves, eyes, muzzle, and saddle. He has the same textured body material as seen in the film, fantastic detail down to the cacti on his saddle, and Bullseye basically looks like he jumped right through your TV screen! This toy is truly a work of art, but as a bonus, he is complete with sounds! Bullseye runs on batteries (that actually come with the toy, thankfully), and the battery pack is nicely accessible from his underbelly's velcro opening. Switch the toy from demo mode to on or off when you buy him (you don't want to leave him on when not playing or his batteries will run out). When he's on, Bullseye will nay, whinnie, and trot, even vibrate when doing so, and you can double click the button hidden under his material (left shoulder area) to play music. Click it again during the music to get him to make more sound effects while the music is playing. That same button is the most basic way to hear Bullseye's sound effects, but he also responds to your voice and that of his Toy Story friends. This is one fantastic toy, well worth the collector aimed price. Some of the Toy Story Collection toys have felt a bit overpriced, especially when too much attention is paid to the electronic extras rather than film accuracy (Potato Head is an excellent example; for some reason, he was released with legs! at 50 bucks, clearly he is for the collector's market, so accuracy should have been priority one), but at the same cost as Woody, Jessie, or Buzz (usually 49.99 in stores), I'd say Bullseye is just right. And, just like Jessie and Woody, Bullseye comes with his own stand, this one being a very classy looking clear plastic with a Woody's Roundup brand emblem.

If you are a huge Disney, Pixar, or Toy Story fan, you definitely need to pick this one up. Bullseye is just awesome! Be wary of those with production flaws though. I have seen images of some bad ones (like eyes placed right on top of the eyebrows, for example), but luckily, the one I got is near perfect (one rear hoof seems like it could be attached a bit better, and the other rear hoof has a slight production scuff, but they're minor issues). If you have been collecting Toy Story collection toys, this is definitely one you can't miss, and if you are particularly a Woody's Roundup fan, I also recommend getting the Woody's Roundup toy guitar. It's beautifully retro in a gorgeous retro cardboard package that is so authentic it doesn't even mention "Toy Story", just Woody's Roundup. That's the one consistent flaw in the Toy Story Collection line from Thinkway. Though they have beautiful packaging that is made to look like the toys do when they are packaged in the film, Bullseye being no exception, the effect is somewhat ruined by the big Toy Story logo in the corner. Only with the Woody's Roundup guitar have I not seen this issue. So, for me that prevents me from even considering leaving them in the packaging, but that's okay. I think I prefer to have Woody, Jessie, Buzz, Bullseye and the gang out of the box. They all look amazing when posed together, and I'll keep the guitar in the package for a background piece.