Although it's only the second convention, this was Marvel's first time being included. There wasn't too much running around the show floor for them though, sadly, but I did find the Morpheus Prototypes booth which had an awesome maquette of Wolverine.

There were also several Disney maquettes strung out around the show floor. One of my favorites had the Winnie the Pooh maquettes in their case. There's just something about that lovable little Pooh Bear that warms my heart.

Although they may not actually be toys, there were a lot of very interesting miniatures in the Parks & Resorts Pavilion. They had several models showing off what new things will be coming to the parks. These may not be entertaining to everyone, but as someone who likes to create I find it extremely interesting to see these small sized-down models of what's to come.

Mattel and Fisher Price were ready to make some kids and collector's day with their booth all set up. There were several toy exclusives for the event strung out all over the place, but here you could find both Woody's Roundup Toy Story 2-style toys, as well as an exclusive Finn McMissile from Cars 2 in submarine mode.

They also had a huge display of cars available for you to take a peek at and see how your collection is doing. However, you weren't just able to look. They had an area set up where kids could come by and play with the cars before you bought them, just ... not the ones in the case of course!

Right outside their area was an amazing Lightning McQueen made out of LEGO bricks! I wish I had hundreds of photos just to show you how well detailed this piece was. I can't even fathom making something that cool out of these myself, but someone can do it!

Another great company I was glad to see represented was Mindstyle! They were sharing information on the 100 Acre Wood, 100 Artists & Friends exhibition that's set to start this fall.

Mindstyle was also holding a raffle where all you had to do was fill out a card and you could win a Stitch Vinyl Toy. Sadly I wasn't one of the lucky ones, either at the event or over Twitter, but there were several who were and they made both the Lilo/Stitch Vinyl and the Tron Stitch Vinyl their own.

One of my favorite booths in the Collector's Forum was Noah Fine Art, which was an easy choice since Noah is one of my favorite artists right now. He was the official artist of the convention, and rightfully so. His "Remember ... It All Started With A Mouse" painting brought a tear to my eye, and was easily one of my favorite pieces I saw during the show.

In the gallery you might have seen several images for limited edition D23 Expo exclusive items. Well, keep your eyes focused on Tomopop because yours truly has the goods! I'll be reviewing several con exclusive toys I bought, including the D23 Exclusive Silver Edition Cinderella doll that was limited to only 250 pieces. You've only gotten a sneak peek at my super fun vacation; be sure to check back to learn more on the toys that found a new home!