Tink

Jared Burks turned a Friends fig into this wonderful Tinkerbell.

Put that thing back where it came from, or so help me

Sauseiji built Mike Wazowski.

I'm gonna wreck it!

Tfg1 grimlock made this mosaic of Wreck-it-Ralph.

Pixar

Riccardo Zangelmi built this great Pixar logo.

Under the sea

Darling, It's Better Down Where It's Wetter... by Adventuresinlego.

Tarzan's treehouse

This is actually based on the book and doesn't seem to draw any visual inspiration from either the 1960 movie or the Disneyland attraction, but it's such a great MOC that I really wanted to blog it anyway. Blake Baer built this Swiss Family Robinson treehouse.

Tangled

Legopard built Rapunzel's tower.

Finding Dory

Excited about the announcement of Finding Dory, due out in 2015? Here's a Dory by Jennb823.

Hurry, Nanny! Many thanks. Sincerely, Jane and Michael Banks.

Brickthing built Mary Poppins.

WALL-E

Simple1DEA made this great WALL-E poster.

More puzzles

Here are some more LEGO puzzles. Can you guess the Disney movies?

The Claw!

The Claw is our master. by Simon Liu.

Guess the pic

Imagine a children's story - more, non-Disney, puzzles at the link.

Zippety doo dah

Some time ago Jordan Schwartz made this Brer Rabbit.

Main Street Station

I've previously noted Steve Walker's Disneyland main street square. This weekend he brought his Main Street Station to Emerald City ComicCon and it looks like he's expanded it - putting it on the hill and adding the train.

Lights in the Night

Riccardo Zangelmi made Ray from the Princess and the Frog.

Radiator Springs

B Mulligan has built a number of locations in Radiator Springs: Casa Della Tires, Ramone's House of Body Art and the Fire Department. I'd like to see the Cozy Cone Motel.

Disneyland

I'm not sure which Disney theme park this is based on. The builder is Korean, so I'm going to guess it's Tokyo Disney.

Cruella's ride

Cole Edmonson made this awesome version of Cruella de Vil's car.

Kiss the girl

Sha-la-la-la-la-la
Don’t stop now
Don’t try to hide it how
You wanna kiss the girl

I was in the store yesterday and saw that there were two new Disney Princess Duplo sets for 2013 that I hadn't heard about. The one I saw was Ariel's Undersea Castle, which looks pretty nice. It's got some unique Duplo elements, plus Ariel in Mermaid form and Flounder (Sebastian is a cop-out, IMO, as a printed brick). On Valentine's Day, though, it seemed more appropriate to feature Ariel's Magical Boat Ride. Sing with me now: Sha-la-la-la-la-la, my oh my ...