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.

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!

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. 

Plus if you’re up for the job, you can add some shading to this skin to make it look more detailed.

I’d say this feels more like a Woody costume skin than the actual toy… but that’s fine! That means you can swap his head with another and it’ll still look great.

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!

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.

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

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).

The idea that your toys could come to life when you’re not around makes for a spellbinding story that sends kids’ imaginations running wild.

Color in what is one of the most emotional moments in all cinema history, when it’s time for Andy to go off to college and leave his old a fonte toys behind. Try not to cry, or you might smudge the ink.

We know kids can get obsessed with characters or types of toys. That is why we build lists around these 'obsessions' to inspire kids to try different types of play, fuelled by what they love the most.

This creator also went ahead and added the broken version of the item too, so you can tell when you’re about to lose it.

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