Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Walt Disney Classics Collection
The article as it stands is poor, but there are  articles about these figures in reliable and independent sources, satisfying the requirements for |notability. See The Daily Herald (Chicago), July 13, 1994, page 99, (subscription) which has a feature story on them. They are limited edition, hand painted figures based on the classic movies Walt Disney himself created, and the first figures had guidance from the original animators. They initially sold for $75 to $800. Today the top iprice (initial sale) is $1975. They were introduced in July, 1992, according to a fan website http://www.mousetreasures.com/wdcc/. There were 50,000 members of a collectors' society and local clubs where collectors met to discuss them (people apparently had excess time on their hands even in the days before Wikipedia editing came along).  A figure which sold for $199 initially sold for $1800 in the secondary market. They have since branched out to more recent Disney films http://www.enesco.com/catList.jsp.vr?listingPage=/catList.jsp&categoryId=25886. Many of the hits I found from newspapers are just for ads or press releases, but there have been a number of articles in papers around the country in which these sculptures get substantial mention. It sounds like a major commercial enterprise of many years standing
— User:Edison, 19:11, 6 February 2008 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:N (Wikipedia:Notability)