We did not use the slide board, instead my Dad carried me to the seat and placed me against the solid wall side. If you are able to walk a few short steps, you should be able to transfer to the seat quite easily.

The Cast Member unlocked the side of the ride vehicle which then flipped down to create a slide board for transferring into the seat. Once we were near the loading zone, we were asked to head to the far left end of the loading gates. There are so many cool retro toy references and hidden nods to the studio and movie series history, that it is fun to explore and find hidden references. The Imagineers must have had fun with this one, as the roof supports are made of giant Tinker Toys and the roof is a box from the original Slinky Dog pull toy. The queue for Slinky Dog Dash is totally accessible and is actually really interesting to walk through.

Go slowly for best results.The premise of Toy Story Land is that you are in Andy’s backyard and you’re the size of a toy. Video demonstrations on how to safely break apart the spring levels can be found on my TikTok account I recommend sanding, and using mineral oil for smoothing/wet-abrasion for a PLA print.ģ) Safely screw the tail into the bottom of the slinky body, then break away spring layers with a blunted, non-sharp pick, from the base of the tail to the top of the tail. of previously mentioned issue).ġ) The springs print all in once piece, you will need to break them apart. If worse comes to worse, in post-printing, manually cut the threads off, and hot-weld (warm the butt hole with a lighter, and then you can press-fit the tail into place - I did that b.c. Print with butt on build plate.Ĥ) Keep the tail and body infill percentages the same, I noticed thermal shrinking, which prevented the tail from screwing into the bottom with even 5% infill differences. The body will need supports for the obvious overhanging pieces. The tail does not need supports, these are built in. I wanted to create a functional demonstration in printing springs - which presents a 3D printing challenge.ġ) Use traditional supports, but do not print supports on the inside of the spring.Ģ) I selected a high, 30% infill in the demo print above.ģ) Print the tail and body separately. I do not want to get in trouble with them. It is not in affiliation with Disney or Toy Story. This is a print for personal use, and educational purposes only.

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