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It was a landmark of Walt Disney Studios. It had a warm and varied scheme of colours. It was a tribute to the real Disney Animation headquarters. And then they painted it blue. But, once the initial alarm bells stop ringing and you take a look at the entire Toon Studio project, it actually looks pretty good. Or does it?
Many fans were surprised past week when they saw a metalic structure rise at the future entrance for Crush’s Coaster. This structure will be a covered queueing area, which was not mentioned on previously released plans and concept art.
Toon Studio: More and more blue paint, every day of every week… will it ever stop?! Studio 5’s side wall gets a full coat, the rockwork gets another coat, the front gets a half coat and Art of Disney Animation gets a new coat. There’s going to be a paint crisis in Marne-la-Valée at this rate - locals had certainly better not want to redecorate their homes blue until June at the earliest…
Just when you think there’s going to be a lull in news from Toon Studio in Walt Disney Studios, ever more updates, photos and details appear! Art of Disney Animation gets a spot of blue paint, Cars Race Rally speeds ahead with its queue buildings and we learn that the Crush’s Coaster animationic of Bruce the shark will measure four metres from head to tail! It’s all just another day at Toon Studio…
Crush is on his way to Walt Disney Studios, and his movie star list of demands has just landed on the Imagineering desk. First request: deep blue walls. And voilà - there they are! At Tower of Terror, meanwhile, more details are finally shining through from another dimension… (ie. behind the construction netting)
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There are magical things happening at Walt Disney Studios right now… Attractions are being added, colours being painted and characters invading.
For months now every Disneyland Resort Paris fan has been straining their neck and trying to master the art of levitation to see over the long, blue Toon Studio fence. Since the weekend, though, they’ve finally been given something to look at 
Do you see it? Do you see it?! No? Well, in its own small way painting of the giant showbuilding for Crush’s Coaster, Studio 5, has officially begun! Unfortunately, the new splash of sky blue paint is currently a very tiny spot on the side of the building, hidden for the most part by the queue canopy of Flying Carpets Over Agrabah… They’re just teasing us now, aren’t they?
Washing back up on our side of the Atlantic for yet another Toon Studio story, we can see that, as 
Get yourself on a plane to Orlando, and this “fall” you could experience some of the magic of Crush’s Coaster already, 7 months early! Pourquoi? Because Disney are playing their copycat games once again, and, after Space Mountain and Buzz Lightyear, Nemo is next on the attraction cross-overs checklist…
So you’re a fan of construction sites and fences? Then head on over to Walt Disney Studios Park, where the art and the artistry of the building site is presented in all its glamorous, glittering glory. New for late September 2006, Animation Courtyard is transformed into Construction Courtyard with a new round of fences between Disney Studio 1 and Animagique…
Recap article: News from 16th September 2006.
