Disney Store Official Bullseye Interactive Talking Action Figure Horse from Toy Story, 42cm/16.5”, Soft-Feel Fabric, Features Sounds, Interacts with Other Figures and Toys

I saw some people saying they got woody without the “Andy” on the foot, however mine had Andy on it and was in perfect condition didn’t expect it to be such good quality some people sell the fake ones that are just plastic all over or like a plush but this ones is exactly how it should be hard head when a soft cotton polyester body it’s quite heavy and a little bit vulnerable in the sense I can see it getting broken quite quick if you have it to a kid, but it’s just really good the hat does come off a few times but when you push it down a bit the hat stays on quite well, and it came the next day so fast

Woody is bigger than expected and it's superb ! Thank you !

This buzz is so robust. His battery lasts ages and he is like the on screen character in every way.

Brilliant toy. Our grandson loves it.

If we've learned anything from the films; it's that toys are made to be played with.We've had a couple of Woodys in our household – the first from the 'Toy Story 2' era – and now the latest for our newest Disney enthusiast, which on close inspection is a distinctly refined mould of the iconic character. There's a brighter shine in his eyes, and a rosier look in his cheeks – more so than ever before. It's a lovely recreation from the latest 'Toy Story 4' range. He has all the usual phrases we know and love – and a hat that still spends more time off his head than on.The latest feature for a toy that's supposed to be from a bygone era is it can detect other Toy Story toys, and adds additional phrases that appear to communicate with the other toys. As this is the first of this new breed of interactive character we own, I can't vouch for this features success – although I am mindful that the toy is effectively locked-out from it's full range of dialogue by virtue of the fact we don't currently have any complimentary toys. When previous special edition models have been released with far more dialogue, you can't help feel a little short-changed by this. Perhaps a toggle switch to unlock all phrases or just solo ones would have made for a fairer use of it's entire dialogue range.And then we come to the boot. The boot which popped off poor Woody's leg after he got caught down the side of the car seat and promptly left him an amputee. I can reveal now that the boots are simply stuck on to a sewn over calf. The two came away very neatly – no frayed ends to the denim-jeaned leg. And like the toy repairer from the film, I diligently got out some multipurpose glue, and blobbed a decent amount into his boot, and left him propped up overnight to dry. I considered sending him back to Amazon as faulty in disgust... but once he's in the hands of your beloved child, you just can't bear to put them through packing him off in a box, and unleashing all those emotions from the films you've watched time-and-time again. So sentimentality stopped me flagging this as a faulty product. And maybe there's a profound lesson in here about how we shouldn't be so quick to discard broken toys, and demand fresh shiny ones at the slightest sign of imperfection.And then you remind yourself of the price of the bit of rag and plastic beaming back at you, and you take to the reviews section to confess your anxiety to fellow customers. Enjoy him as the toy he is, and let him be played with by children and adults alike. But don't freak out when a bit pops off, and if you can make do and mend, maybe that just adds more character than the lack of dialogue you're locked out from because you didn't expect Woody and Zurg to ever have a conversation together.

I got a rex for my twin boys for Christmas the quality of it and durability of it I has taken a few blows and its still in good shape. great size bit hard to wrap up when you haven't got any Christmas wrapping paper left

Woody's very happy now .

Came on time, packaged well and exactly as described