Hey, my Walt Disney Treasures Have inserts, is this normal?

Seriously they all have "collectible" lithographs and booklets plus
certs of authenticity. I'm curious as to whether all the lithographs
are the same.

In ON THE FRONT LINES, I got "Fall Out, Fall In"
In CHRONOLOGICAL DONALD, I got "Donald's Vacation"
In MICKEY MOUSE IN LC V2, I got "Fantasia" and
in TOMORROW LAND..., I got "Space Station X1"

If anyone got something different, I'm curious as to what it is.

dick

 

I had the same ones.

 

Seeing as they're the ones pictured on the back tin cover, seems logical.

Derek Janssen

 

Those are the same as the image on the back covers of the tins, so I doubt
there's any variation from disc to disc.

swac
So how's that Tomorrowland DVD? I'm curious, but not enough to buy without
foreknowledge.

 

Hey, going a little off-topic, can anyone remember the website that
used to be around about all sorts of inventions and preductions that did not
work out?

I remember finding it back in the my neophyte days on the internet, back
when my ISP was AOL, so maybe it was not a regular internet site but
internal to them.

Bill Coleman

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Although most of the episodes are outdated lab-guy speculation about
Stuff We Already Know (Man may someday take a ship all the way to the
moon before 1985!) the episodes are worth renting *alone* for the
Avery-esque "Toot, Whistle, Plunk & Boom"-era Ward Kimball cartoons at
the beginning of the episodes to explain the science concepts--

"Life on Mars?" was unheralded genius.

Derek Janssen

 

More Kimball = good news.

Speaking of which, is a letterboxed Toot, Whistle etc. available anywhere?
Was one included on the Fantasia box?

Yeah, Bowie always was ahead of his time.

swac

 

Bonus extra on "Fantasia 2000", along with the "Melody" short (the
"prequel" to which TWP&B was the second short, and which ain't even in
its league)--
Better hurry, though, F2K's already been moratoried.

Derek Janssen