This is how the Huey, Dewey, and Louie costumes have changed over the years in the parks.
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The Chantal Goya cover | 1978 and 1986 | These costumed versions of the boys, wear their Junior Woodchucks uniforms. Their bills are very short, they have round white eyes and eyebrows, and their tails are longer. These costumes were last seen in Walt Disney World's 15th Anniversary Parade. |
  
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Disneyland | 1984 - 1997 | The nephews are now redesigned with their beaks becoming wider and their eyes like what Donald and Daisy had until mid-1999.
A few changes happened particularly on the eyes; as such, they had blue eyes with smaller pupils in Mickey's Safety Club, and larger pupils again in many appearances at Disneyland and Walt Disney World. |
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Walt Disney's World On Ice: Mickey's Magical Tales | 1990-1996 | These versions of the nephews were modeled after the 1980's versions but had yellow stripes around their shirts. Their yellow, orange, and red hemispheres covered their performers' feet for the little ducks to stand on with their stubby feet which are actually shorter than their arms.
At one time, they moved their feet on the stage during the DTV segment of the Disney on Ice show. They never skated normally unlike most of the other characters do and looked rather creepy. |
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Disneyland | 1996 - present | The current ones have rounder heads and little round eyes with eyelids with black outlines under them, and heart-shaped red tongues like Donald and Daisy's 1995 suits and Scrooge's current suit. |