Toy Story Sets & Dioramas

The Toy Story collection of boxes and dioramas invites you to look at Pixar as a stage to be found at home, with the characters at the heart of a universe to be composed.

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The adventures of the gang often depend on a setting, an encounter and the place of each person in the group. This spirit of staging speaks to fans who like to gather their movie memories in a collection space.

The Toy Story box sets and dioramas extend this desire to tell the saga in a different way. They inspire a personal exhibition corner, built around a film, a hero or the complicity between several toys.

To extend this universe, also discover Toy Story figurines.

Boxes & Dioramas Toy Story · Characters in their setting

Toy Story boxes and dioramas go beyond the isolated character to compose a scene. The postures, the accessories and the base give an atmosphere that can be appreciated like a small painting in volume.

A set of characters creates a group ready to present; A diorama focuses on a moment or a duet. The scene with Woody and Bullseye illustrates this way of telling a relationship through the setting.

For the exhibition, a space is reserved that allows the whole to be seen. The void around the scene helps to enjoy its details without drowning it out among other objects. The Woody figurines allow you to start a comparison from the sheriff.

Choosing your Toy Story toys and figurinesDistinguishing the formats to compose a gift or a collection.

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FAQ – Boxes and Dioramas Toy Story

What is the difference between a box set and a diorama?

The box set brings together several elements; The diorama organizes them around a stage and its décor.

Can we find Woody with Bullseye?

Yes, the D-Stage 181 diorama combines them.

How do you bring together several scenes on the same shelf?

Leave space between the bases and bring the palettes closer together so that each composition keeps its own read.

How do I choose the location of a scene?

Plan a surface where the figures and the edges of the set remain visible from the front.