It's so weird to me. Toy Story is literally ABOUT TOYS, and it's also a CG movie. You'd think that not only with the whole selling point being the toys themselves, and the fact that they have movie quality 3D models, you'd think having screen-accurate toys would have been an extremely simple task, but apparently not. But hey, that's why we have you, to help fix these inaccuracies and give us the version we truly deserve.
Haha yes more work for me! Unfortunately the movie studios probably won't share their digital assets with toy manufacturers for free, so they'd have to make them from scratch with reference to concept art or what not. Even with special arrangements like for the Toy Story Collection line, they still couldn't get them right so... let's just say the people making the toys are not true fans of the movie and doesn't know what the fans really want.
Technically this is a case of the movie being inaccurate, as the Slinky Dog predates Toy Story by decades (and iirc the design used in Toy Story was introduced in the late 80s or early 90s).
@@cinnamonbun1379 no it isn’t, because this slinky toy made to imitate what’s seen in the Toy Story movie, it has nothing to do with the toy in the movie being inaccurate
@@juliet4093 The thing is... This one in particular is not the Toy Story toy, but the Slinky ® toy, which is the actual brand's name. The Slinky dog has different designs, the OG one being a toy from the late 40's - early 50's, and then with the years, they revamped the desing to the one is this video, which is the one the movie took inspiration from. Then Disney started making Slinky dogs (with the Pixar desing) with a license from Slinky. But the one in this video is not Disney's design, it's Slinky's, so that's why it's different.
Tips for masking: don't use painters tape. That is designed for much thicker wall paint. Use dedicated hobby masking like Tamiya. It is more expensive but helps a LOT with thinner airbrush and hobby paint and can bend around corners without crumpling better. Also, really burnish the edges down with toothpicks and cotton buds.
@@zedabyu you could also look into liquid masking film. you brush that on what you want to mask and let it dry. then when done you just peel it off. its used a lot in water color painting
The fact that you just went screw it and made your own slinky head is super funny and was also totally worth it since almost all the official figures look pretty bad
Yeah, I didn't realized that until I really went in and compare the toy to the movie stills, and that's when I knew it was hopeless to continue sanding.
I have one from the release of the original movie and it has the most sad, cross eyed, drunken expression and it has the string coming from center of his forehead
man, now THAT looks like slink! It's so nice seeing him with leather looking ears, and his face looks so much more relaxed. Once you pointed out the terrible eyebrows I couldn't stop being bothered by them so it was a huge relief to see his natural brows back lol. The 3d scanner workflow was really interesting too, I like that you walked through your problem solving strategy for us and showed why it was important to have the actual size thing as a reference for the new one, it was cool!
TRIVIA TIME: The true original Slinky Dog from the 50's looked WAY different than when Pixar redesigned him. He was entirely yellow and had black plastic ears and small eyes with eyelashes; His tail was much longer, having a bell in the first few waves of production. Mike Mozart has done a bunch of videos regarding the whole original series such as Slinky Kitten, Frog, Turtle, Snail, Bucko the Horse, Slinky Mobile, Slinky Handcar, even Slinky 3 Little Pigs. Others he didn't mention: Slinky Spiral Electronic Slinky Susie the Worm Cater-Puller Seal Hippo Elephant Train Fire Engine Soldiers (like 3 Little Pigs in structure) Spinner Pop-up Satellite (hat) Eyes (glasses) Slink'em (game set) Slinky Jr. Goes to the Circus (book with included Slinky Jr.) Slinky Magic
I'm loving the efort in this video. But for Slinky and Mr. Potato head the toys are not supposed to look like the movie counterparts, it's the other way around, the movie characters are supposed to look like the toy counterparts.
So for Slinky's Legs. What I would recommend doing if you need them articulated is to sand down the cube part of the leg. I had to do the same part on my Buzz Lightyear arms. The Cube shape thats on the legs just basically dremel it or cut and sand it till its more round like a cylinder. It should help with articulation and make em easier to move properly. If they become too loose. Add abit of hot glue to work as friction to the edges. Hope this helps! Excellent custom man!
Interestingly, that was one of the alternate storyline in Toy Story 4 when Buzz was stuck at the carnival. Instead of cheap carnival toys, they wanted to explore various Lightyear knock-offs! I would have loved that so much but oh wells.
Great result. Wow the destruction! You know your doing well when the tools start exploding . I broke my brick hammer the other day and a few weeks earlier I blew up my SDS drill. Project bigshed is nearly complete.
You are revolutionary in all you do. Love your work! I hope to someday do the same things with Cars diecasts because I'm not sure if you are aware, but they are extremely inaccurate to the movie. I admire the Toy Story community so much for caring about accuracy because the Cars community needs to do that more. Why must toy makers put no effort into their own products?! At least it leaves room for us customizers to leave our own little legacy in doing what toy companies can't. Keep it up!
Thank you! I guess it's not worth the trouble making toys meant for kids that would be destroyed ultimately, so it's better to make them durable than accurate.
It's so weird to me.
Toy Story is literally ABOUT TOYS, and it's also a CG movie. You'd think that not only with the whole selling point being the toys themselves, and the fact that they have movie quality 3D models, you'd think having screen-accurate toys would have been an extremely simple task, but apparently not.
But hey, that's why we have you, to help fix these inaccuracies and give us the version we truly deserve.
Haha yes more work for me! Unfortunately the movie studios probably won't share their digital assets with toy manufacturers for free, so they'd have to make them from scratch with reference to concept art or what not. Even with special arrangements like for the Toy Story Collection line, they still couldn't get them right so... let's just say the people making the toys are not true fans of the movie and doesn't know what the fans really want.
Technically this is a case of the movie being inaccurate, as the Slinky Dog predates Toy Story by decades (and iirc the design used in Toy Story was introduced in the late 80s or early 90s).
@@cinnamonbun1379 no it isn’t, because this slinky toy made to imitate what’s seen in the Toy Story movie, it has nothing to do with the toy in the movie being inaccurate
@@juliet4093 The thing is... This one in particular is not the Toy Story toy, but the Slinky ® toy, which is the actual brand's name. The Slinky dog has different designs, the OG one being a toy from the late 40's - early 50's, and then with the years, they revamped the desing to the one is this video, which is the one the movie took inspiration from. Then Disney started making Slinky dogs (with the Pixar desing) with a license from Slinky. But the one in this video is not Disney's design, it's Slinky's, so that's why it's different.
Ikr
Its like they dont want to sell any toys at all
Tips for masking: don't use painters tape. That is designed for much thicker wall paint. Use dedicated hobby masking like Tamiya. It is more expensive but helps a LOT with thinner airbrush and hobby paint and can bend around corners without crumpling better. Also, really burnish the edges down with toothpicks and cotton buds.
Good tip! I switched to the yellow tapes afterwards and it was indeed easier to manage. Just didn't go over them with cotton buds to secure them
@@zedabyu you could also look into liquid masking film. you brush that on what you want to mask and let it dry. then when done you just peel it off. its used a lot in water color painting
Can you 3d printed me slinky dog head and color and ring please
The fact that you just went screw it and made your own slinky head is super funny and was also totally worth it since almost all the official figures look pretty bad
Yeah, I didn't realized that until I really went in and compare the toy to the movie stills, and that's when I knew it was hopeless to continue sanding.
@@zedabyu can you make the 1998 1999 and 2021 Warner Bros Shield logo and put it in the merch and the BTS Video
I have one from the release of the original movie and it has the most sad, cross eyed, drunken expression and it has the string coming from center of his forehead
@@zedabyu please do mutant toys Please
When I saw the profile picture I thought it was Pixar writing a comment on the video
Dude,
The final product looks exactly like it does in the movies! It’s as if Slink literally came out of his world to our world!
I stole it from Andy 🤫
Slinky needs more love 💕 Thank you for your time and effort, it looks exactly like from the movies!
Tru dat. Thanks for watching the video
man, now THAT looks like slink! It's so nice seeing him with leather looking ears, and his face looks so much more relaxed. Once you pointed out the terrible eyebrows I couldn't stop being bothered by them so it was a huge relief to see his natural brows back lol. The 3d scanner workflow was really interesting too, I like that you walked through your problem solving strategy for us and showed why it was important to have the actual size thing as a reference for the new one, it was cool!
Slinky is the best and deserves more love. You did an amazing job on him!
Slinky is one of my favorites growing up. It's probably because we used to have a dog that looks like him.
Your transparency, creativity and humor is everything!!! 🤣🤣🤣
OK, this is straight up miles better. You are very harsh on yourself...he looks amazing 👏 He actually looks like Slinky dog now 😊
I like your toys how you make them look more like the movie them they already did and they’re pretty cool how they look now
Took it from trash to collectable.
Getting rid of those hideous plastic lines improved Slinky soooooooo much.
Welcome back! Glad you're recovered. The custom head turned out really well, imo.
U made slinky dog look so accurate
Slinky is one of Woody's best friends
Would you ever consider putting these files up for sale? Slinky is my favorite character and I'd really like to make my own accurate model.
We love you zedabyu
Thank you, you have a great collection 💚
Perfect custom.
and you can make hamm bank for print?
Hamm shouldn't be hard. There are game models available online, just need to get the right size
So you could of just 3d print everything and got a slinky 😂
Yep
i like the green ranger sweater
The best one Ever
Thank you for keeping up the content I really love your work and channel! This project turned out really good imo 😔👌
I will keep doing if you keep watching 😉
i like how you make toy look like the movie
Thank you. I try my best.
Wow Nice job
Wow! That is amazing. The best Slinky I've ever seen.
Just found your channel. I could watch the fixing episodes all day. Great content, thanks for making it.
Thanks for watching them!
Omg. You are HYSTERICAL. I can’t get enough!!!
God you’ve filled a childhood gap of mine. Bless you
the string in the spring parts of the toy is so that it would keep its shape and prevent it from being over stretched
Great job on fixing him! He’s such an Loyal friend he should be a toy that’s liked and favorited.
Slinky with the hanging ears and facial expressions really reminds me of a hippy
I’m so glad you feeling better and back doing videos! Sending love and good vibes❤️
I love the dead animal skin on your toy, really brings the toy animal to life. Very metal.
fake leather, no animals were harmed in the process
The result is stunning !!
This turned out great! I love his ears!
Maple Story's musics I love this! 😁 I got a big collection of old weapons on Maple .
Your Slinky is amazing congrats dude!
I love your repaints and your humor. Looking forward to the next video. Glad you feel better.
I think you should do hamm next since that will probably be super easy also I subscribed because of your calming voice
Yeah it's probably too easy to last 8 minutes. Might need to find something else to make with Hamm.
It's the most accuracy slinky I've ever seen. WOW!
Serge Ibaka looks more better than it already does what the toy
Love your Green Ranger hoodie :)
Ngl kinda want this as mine they need to make their stuff like this
At least there are people like zedabyu creations that still upload!
You might need to use liquid masking over the masking tape. I see many garage kit enthusiasts use this and it turns out pretty decent
Oh yeah, the gang is all coming together, looking forward to more toys story customization videos
that's right, gonna make them alllllllllll
Its crazy to think if these toys you rip apart are alive the amount of excruciating pain they would be going through
Imagine the toys were alive and they were suffering but at least the operation was done and better
don't worry they were knocked out cold before the surgery
@@zedabyu with anesthic?
I love it looks so good damm i wish they sold this instead
Golly bob howdy. This is great.
Fun fact: Slinky in the movie is made of wood, unlike the real life toy which is made of plastic.
I can’t believe you Messed that up I don’t care what anybody says
The song in the background Pokémon!
This is like a childhood dream come true
The maple story music was a trip
TRIVIA TIME:
The true original Slinky Dog from the 50's looked WAY different than when Pixar redesigned him. He was entirely yellow and had black plastic ears and small eyes with eyelashes; His tail was much longer, having a bell in the first few waves of production.
Mike Mozart has done a bunch of videos regarding the whole original series such as Slinky Kitten, Frog, Turtle, Snail, Bucko the Horse, Slinky Mobile, Slinky Handcar, even Slinky 3 Little Pigs.
Others he didn't mention:
Slinky Spiral
Electronic Slinky
Susie the Worm
Cater-Puller
Seal
Hippo
Elephant
Train
Fire Engine
Soldiers (like 3 Little Pigs in structure)
Spinner
Pop-up
Satellite (hat)
Eyes (glasses)
Slink'em (game set)
Slinky Jr. Goes to the Circus (book with included Slinky Jr.)
Slinky Magic
11:22 LMFAOO
How dare Disney be doin Slinky Dog DIRTY. They have to be taught a lesson! * casual slinky dog fixing noises *
Amazing job 👏
I think you did a great job
This is :chefs-kiss: work, nice Zedabyu!
I just found these fixing videos and now I’m hooked! I really like this channel
welcome! how did you find this channel?
Você e incrível nunca vi alguém fazer un trabalho tão perfeito você merece todos os inscritos e curtidas do mundo
2:38 lol! 😂
You : Say hello to slinky pig.
Slinky pig : Oink Oink! 🐖 🐷
Hank The Dog (My Talking Hank) as Slinky Dog
Oh wow that's actually looks so cool !!! Good job!
Super impressive!
Amazing video!
“Let me light up the run way with something from my personal collection”
I'm loving the efort in this video. But for Slinky and Mr. Potato head the toys are not supposed to look like the movie counterparts, it's the other way around, the movie characters are supposed to look like the toy counterparts.
The shine in the nose like the number 10
So for Slinky's Legs. What I would recommend doing if you need them articulated is to sand down the cube part of the leg. I had to do the same part on my Buzz Lightyear arms. The Cube shape thats on the legs just basically dremel it or cut and sand it till its more round like a cylinder. It should help with articulation and make em easier to move properly. If they become too loose. Add abit of hot glue to work as friction to the edges.
Hope this helps! Excellent custom man!
Good tip! Will try that. Was worried that the leg won't hold the weight of the body but the hot glue trick should help!
@@zedabyu No problem! I've been messing around a lot with articulation recently xD so I hope that helps!
Oh my God!! You did a great job. You should start selling Toy Story characters. They look way more accurate.
I always loved slink
I had that exact slinky as a kid
Very nice the way you modify slinky
Slinky looks great
You just made me realize. If all toys are alive in toy story... Imagine how the bootleg toys feel........
Interestingly, that was one of the alternate storyline in Toy Story 4 when Buzz was stuck at the carnival. Instead of cheap carnival toys, they wanted to explore various Lightyear knock-offs! I would have loved that so much but oh wells.
Even with the mistakes it looks better
Entertaining as always 😃👍. Even for a cheapskate 😆
He got every thing! Down to the tail!
Geez I wanted one as a kid so seeing this video brought back memories lol
Great result. Wow the destruction! You know your doing well when the tools start exploding .
I broke my brick hammer the other day and a few weeks earlier I blew up my SDS drill. Project bigshed is nearly complete.
Haha, as long as it's the tools that are exploding, not our body parts. I am guessing Project silicone body resumes after the shed is done?
@@zedabyu hopefully, iv been buying parts to try different articulation design , did you see the mk4 video?
LOOK AT MY BOY
Fun fact the slinky dog in toy story was based off the on made in Pennsylvania
Great work!
My two year old son clicked on this video, we watched it together. You did a really good job on this we are going to subscribe to watch more 😀
Oh no, my videos are not entirely kid-friendly 😅 But thanks for watching 💚
@@zedabyu My son watched Jackass forever I'm sure your videos are fine 哈哈
You should totally do zurg next
Best by you so far
Cool power rangers in the background
great job
How did you get that type of orange like what’s the amount of colour you used to create that colour
Another thing that you should add to slinky dog is adding a better slink so it can stretch more further that the original
slinky is my favorite of the other toys
Bravo!
You are revolutionary in all you do. Love your work! I hope to someday do the same things with Cars diecasts because I'm not sure if you are aware, but they are extremely inaccurate to the movie. I admire the Toy Story community so much for caring about accuracy because the Cars community needs to do that more. Why must toy makers put no effort into their own products?! At least it leaves room for us customizers to leave our own little legacy in doing what toy companies can't. Keep it up!
Thank you! I guess it's not worth the trouble making toys meant for kids that would be destroyed ultimately, so it's better to make them durable than accurate.
Nice job
The string is most likely for child safety agains choking when a kid takes off the tip of the tail.
Love your videos man!
Love your vids 😍
I need one of those 😭❤️
Wowww thats amazing!! Congrats bro!
Thank you Gus!!