Park 12 Explained

Park 12 Explained
Release Date: June 7, 2013 (online), June 14, 2013 (Parks)
Retail Price: $12.95

Update 06/16/13 A Blue Monorail Variant has surfaced. This photo was posted by Doug Robertson on Vinylmation Exchange.

Update 05/03/13 Disney released turnaround photos of 11 of the figures. We can now assume the chaser is Darla from Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage since we saw 12 figures previewed at Disneyland a few months back and that was the one not previewed online.

Also, we now have a look at the Park 12 combo topper:

It is a Director Mickey. Not as cool as the Disney Studio Store version, but does have a megaphone. What do you think this represents? Disney's Hollywood Studios? Buena Vista Street? Something else entirely?

Update 03/15/13 We received our first look at Park 12 from a preview at Disneyland's Trade Night. Thank you to Trade Street USA for the original photos and info. There were 12 figures previewed, so one of the below may be the chaser or combo topper. Disneyland fans should be happy... except for the DCA themed Park 11, there may be more DLR themed figures in this set than any other. 5 that are specific to the west coast resort and 2 shared.

	Dynamite Goat Big Thunder Mountain, Disneyland Artist: Sarah Hall A fan favorite and one of the Imagineer's all-time classic gags. A wonderful and rendition and sure to be a popular figure. (We still need a Park Starz version) photo from disboards.com
	Darla (Mystery Chaser?) Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage, Disneyland Artist: Ron Cohee Darla is found swimming in the water holding a plastic bag with a doomed fish in it. photo from orbit tumblr blog
	Dinosaur Animal Kingdom Artist: Billy Davis This is a wonderful depiction of a great dark ride. The Carnotaurus roars in the head while the CTX Time Rover drives through on the body. Great detail. BTW, I wouldn't mind seeing a Dr. Seeker vinyl someday. photo from Disney
	Disneyland Monorail Disneyland Resort Artist: Dan Howard It's about time right? We have 5 WDW Monorails. I think the monorails look very sleek on the newer Mickey platform.
	Monkey Festival of the Lion King, Animal Kingdom Artist: Maria Clapsis Widely regarded as one of the finest shows at WDW. It certainly is a beautiful show, and the trampoline bouncing performers in monkey costumes really steal the show. I like the decision to do a "monkey face" as opposed to human.
	Goofy's Gas Toontown, Disneyland Artist: Ron Cohee A funny gag where fish swim in the tank of the retro gas pumps.
	Mariachi Cobre Mexico Pavilion, Epcot World Showcase Artist: John Henselmeier More than this figure alone, it's the addition of John Henselmeier to the Vinylmation team that has me excited for what is to come. This is a great figure, but knowing John's love of Epcot, I can't wait to see what is on the horizon (pun intended). photo from tucson sentinel
	Pooh's Hunny Hunt Disneyland Artist: Billy Davis The body is the ride vehicle with a Heffalump from the attraction in the head.
	Spitting Camel Aladdin's Magic Carpets, Magic Kingdom Artist: Thomas Scott The camels spit water at guests walking by and riding the Magic Carpets in Adventureland. photo from DailyDisneyPhotos.com
	Vulture Splash Mountain, WDW/DLR Artist: Casey Jones Finally! A Splash figure. The Vutures are the last warning before you ascend the last part of the mountain. This figure represents them well, but to nitpick, I'd love an extension neck. photo from allears.net
	Santa Winter Sumerland Mini Golf, Walt Disney World Artist: Thomas Scott Two 18 hole mini golf courses where you can choose the winter or summer path. Santa on a summer vacation is a focal point of the theme.
	Teddi Barra Country Bear Jamboree, Walt Disney World Artist: Maria Clapsis Teddi Barra descends from the ceiling on a giant swing to serenade the crowd. photo from disney.wikia.com