Big Figs

mraw

Member
One word: WOW! Did Bruce Gordon or Kim Irvine sign it?

No, they didn't. I've been in the garage for the past 20 minutes digging around for the figure and I found it! It's still in one piece. Some of the Imagineers I have autographs from include:

Don Goodman
Marty Sklar
Tom Dunlap (former head of WDI-Florida)
Joe Rohde
Tony Baxter
Harriet Burns (the first woman hired to WDI in a creative capacity. She came and spoke to the Imagineers in Florida when I was there and she was amazing! I love her so much!)
Joyce Carlson (the mother of "small world". She also worked on several animated features. She worked right there in the office with me and is the nicest woman you'll ever meet. You couldn't say hello to her without her talking to you for 30 minutes or more. She has a window on Main Street).
Alex Wright (author of the Imagineering Field Guides)
Jason Surrell (author of the Haunted Mansion and Pirates books)
Eric Jacobson
Kathy Mangum
Tom Fitzgerald
Cicero Greathouse
Joe Warren
Gary Landrum
Doug Griffith

and several others that worked with me in the office during my tenure (and several of them have been on those Travel Channel specials).
 

drew81

Well-Known Member
No, they didn't. I've been in the garage for the past 20 minutes digging around for the figure and I found it! It's still in one piece. Some of the Imagineers I have autographs from include:

Don Goodman
Marty Sklar
Tom Dunlap (former head of WDI-Florida)
Joe Rohde
Tony Baxter
Harriet Burns (the first woman hired to WDI in a creative capacity. She came and spoke to the Imagineers in Florida when I was there and she was amazing! I love her so much!)
Joyce Carlson (the mother of "small world". She also worked on several animated features. She worked right there in the office with me and is the nicest woman you'll ever meet. You couldn't say hello to her without her talking to you for 30 minutes or more. She has a window on Main Street).
Alex Wright (author of the Imagineering Field Guides)
Jason Surrell (author of the Haunted Mansion and Pirates books)
Eric Jacobson
Kathy Mangum
Tom Fitzgerald
Cicero Greathouse
Joe Warren
Gary Landrum
Doug Griffith

and several others that worked with me in the office during my tenure (and several of them have been on those Travel Channel specials).


Nice list anyways!
 

Master Yoda

Pro Star Wars geek.
Premium Member
My wife ant I originally started with snow globes about 6 years ago and we decided last year to switch over to big figures. So far we have only gotten 1 which was the autographed LE Jedi Mickey.
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This year we plan on getting all 4 Star Wars big figures so our collection will grow quite rapidly.
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WDWFigment

Well-Known Member
Original Poster
Those new Star Wars figs are cool, but they don't beat Jedi Mickey...one of the all-time best ones, in my opinion.
 

Skip

Well-Known Member
Not quite sure if this counts, but while in Disneyland I purchased a very large model of the Fantasyland Village, which included Snow White, Mr. Toad's Wild Ride, Peter Pan's Flight, and Pinocchio.

-Skip
 

WDWFigment

Well-Known Member
Original Poster
Are the 'lands' big figs specific to DL? Every once in a while I see one on eBay, but it always from DL. I'd like some WDW big figs like that!

Btw, although it's not a land, the Splash Mountain one that actually uses water is the coolest.
 

Stitch69

New Member
My collection has grown to over 60! I have a huge disney room with shelves. I also collect Elisabet Gomes Charger plates.Where did you get those pix of the Star Wars big figs? COOL!
 

WDWFigment

Well-Known Member
Original Poster
Figment just arrived and it is definitely the most spectacular of the big figs I own. Are the ones at the parks better than DisneyShopping.com?
 

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