Productions errors or small variations, a few WDCC have been released with a difference from the original statue.
- Raised wood grain, raised letters. Able to see wood grain in the painted letters.
- Less raised wood grain, smoother painted letters.
- Smooth wood, smooth painted letters.
It is not known exactly how many were produced incorrectly, though a running change was made as soon as the error was discovered. The mouth should be purple in regular production; in the initial production of Jack (the mistake), the mouth was black.
More detailed, taller and wider, higher gloss finish.
Original Version: Smaller and plainer.
In the earliest porcelain prototype of the sculpture in 2005, Cinderella was incorrectly depicted holding an entirely pink dress. Prior to production, this was corrected to accurately reflect the dress as shown in the film, which features a white ruffle along the bottom of the dress and a white trim on the sleeves. However, in the most recent shipment (2008), the painters inadvertently used the wrong earlier version as their model and approximately 450 pieces were created featuring an incorrect "all pink" version of the dress and these sculptures were shipped worldwide before the error was identified. This mistake was brought to the attention of the painters and the porcelain studio and any future production will depict the white trim as featured in the film.
Version 1 - Early Musicstand icon production had opalescent paint highlighting edges and end of fin.
Version 2 - Later Musicstand icon and all subsequent production has opalescent paint covering the complete fin.
Version 1 - Error, some early pieces had two candelabras.
Version 2 - Current sculpture has one candelabra.
Rug Variations:
1. Wheel Version: Smooth and painted two variations of green, with the second ring being the lighter in color.
2. Clef Version: Textured and painted as if braided. The first ring is green in color, the second ring is off-white in color.
Donald's Left Hand Variations:
1. Wheel Version: 3rd finger does not stick out.
2. Clef Version: 3rd finger sticks out.
Teeth: Enlarged to intensify snarl. Drool changed from milky and bubbly to clear.
Grass: Out-of-scale grass texture made subtler.
Left Suspender Strap: Detail increased.
Base: Increased in size and bottom flattened for backstamp application ease.
Four Distinct Versions:
Short, straight teeth and hollow core base that looks like Friend Owl base.
Short, straight teeth and flat bottom base with reinforcement bar across bottom to prevent shrinkage.
Short, curved teeth.
Long, curved teeth.
Numbered Limited Edition (NLE) version of just 750 units created to commemorate the Walt Disney Classics Collection Dealer Forum Seminar held in Orlando, Florida (Spring 2003). This special version is available exclusively to retailers who participated. The Numbered Limited Edition (NLE) version is further distinguished by a Dealer Forum Exclusive backstamp and gold metallic paint on Pinocchio's feather tip. The open edition will not bear the backstamp and will have the traditional yellow feather tip featured in the original animation of Walt Disney's Pinocchio.
Early steamboat wheel mark production had 5 distinct spots - 3 on one side, 2 on the other - to look like splashed-out water.
Then, deleted from later steamboat wheel mark production, following animator's critique.