Hallmark Keepsake Star Wars Ornaments For 2014

By Bespin refugee on 2014-07-15 in Action Figures
Hallmark Keepsake Star Wars Ornaments For 2014

As of July 12, Hallmark’s 2014 line of Star Wars Keepsake Ornaments will be available in Hallmark Gold Crown stores across the US. The new collection depicts some of Star Wars‘ most famous moments and fan favorite characters, including:


Boba Fett™
Keepsake Ornament
Lego® Star Wars
$14.95
Artist: Orville Wilson

Lego® enthusiasts and Star Wars™ fans will love an ornament that brings two of their favorite worlds together. This Keepsake Ornament embraces wonder and excitement to produce the dreaded bounty hunter.
• Christmas tree ornament.
• On ornament: Lego®, Star Wars™.
• Artist crafted.
• 2.4" W x 3.6" H x 1.8" D

LEGO, the LEGO logo, the Brick and Knob configuration and the Minifigure are trademarks of the LEGO Group. © 2014 The LEGO Group.
© 2014 Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM. All rights reserved.


Cantina Band
Star Wars™: A New Hope™
$34.95
Artist: Katrina Bricker

Your favorite Star Wars™ fan will be pumped to bring the most popular band from across the galaxy to their Christmas tree. Press the button on the ornament, and you'll hear them play one of their hits.
• Christmas tree ornament.
• Press the button on the ornament to hear memorable music from this classic scene!
• Batteries included.
• Artist crafted.
• 4.43" W x 3.93" H x 1.87" D

© 2014 Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM. All rights reserved. Official Star Wars Website www.starwars.com “CANTINA BAND" (JOHN T. WILLIAMS) © 1977 WARNER-TAMERLANE PUBLISHING CORP. (BMI) AND BANTHA MUSIC (BMI) ALL RIGHTS ADMINISTERED BY WARNER-TAMERLANE PUBLISHING CORP. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. USED BY PERMISSION.


The Rise of Lord Vader
Star Wars™: Revenge of the Sith™
$19.95
Artist: Orville Wilson

Now a twisted assemblage of cybernetic implants and prosthetic limbs, Anakin Skywalker's transformation to the dark side is complete. Star Wars™ fans will love reliving this classic scene by hearing the dialogue play at the press of a button.
• Christmas tree ornament.
• Press the button on the ornament to hear dialogue from this classic scene!
• Batteries included.
• Artist crafted.
• 3" W x 4.8" H x 2.4" D

© 2014 Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM. All rights reserved.


Sandcrawler
Star Wars™: A New Hope™
$29.95
Artist: Robert Hurlburt

Jawas deploy this monsterous vehicle to roam the desolate sand dunes of Tatooine, picking up droids and mechanical odds and ends to re-sell across the planet. Hear audio from the scene where R2-D2 and C-3PO reunite in this mechanical junk pile after being captured. Utini!
• Christmas tree ornament.
• Press the button on the ornament to hear dialogue between C-3PO and R2-D2!
• Batteries included.
• Artist crafted.
• 1.39" W x 2" H x 4.1" D

© 2014 Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM. All rights reserved.


Scout Trooper™
Star Wars™: Return of the Jedi™
18th in the Star Wars™ series
$17.95
Artist: Kristina Gaughran

Introducing this year's addition to the popular Star Wars™ series of Keepsake Ornaments. Exceptionally trained and lightly armored, this eighteenth ornament in the series is ready to take on any mission—including patrolling your Christmas tree.
• Christmas tree ornament.
• Artist crafted.
• 2.06" W x 4.37" H x 2.31" D

© 2014 Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM. All rights reserved.


Yoda™ Peekbuster
Star Wars
$19.95
Artist: Jake Angell

Available in Hallmark Gold Crown stores in October

This motion-activated ornament will catch peekers and snack seekers. Hear Yoda dish out wise warnings to stay away whenever he senses that peekers have come near.
• Christmas tree ornament.
• Magic ornament—motion-activated sound.
• Batteries included.
• Artist crafted.
• 3" W x 3.53" H x 2.28" D

© 2014 Lucasfilm Ltd. & TM. All rights reserved.
(Source: Hallmark)
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featofstrength - 2014-04-17 @ 1:38 pm

Hey, at least that Yoda is dressed as Santa!

Devilbat - 2014-04-17 @ 1:39 am

I'll never understand the want for these...I mean, it's cheaper and better sculpted to hang action figures and micro machines from your tree.

And this goes for all Hallmark keepsakes: nothing says "celebrate the birth of Christ, your savior" like Rainbow Bright, or the Wicked Witch, or Batman, or Harry Potter, etc...No need for lil Santa hats or other tiny seasonal decor. It's enough just to show off your big licensing deal with soft likenesses and poor details. *DISTRACTION- it's got a sound chip!*

Im guilty of owning a handful myself, but they usually stay in the box or get their own cheesy lil Christmas tree if they do get displayed. I dunno...just my opinion, but I feel weird putting the Larry, Moe, and Curly up with Balthazar, Melchior, and Caspar. Maybe they can get to the manger faster by hitching a ride in the Family Truckster? Just mind Aunt Edna when you stow those gifts on the luggage rack, boys.

(lol) Thanks alot feat...you've just made me realize how ridiculous owning commercial ornaments is.

No seriously, there are a couple of reasons I love them so much. Many if not most of my Christmas mornings as a kid revolved (and still do) around opening Star Wars-related gifts of some type or another, and I just have alot of fond family memories associated with Star Wars in general. So there's that, and...there's the OCD side of my brain that would never let me decorate a tree with anything other than ornaments. (lol) And of course I do on some level appreciate their collectible nature. There's one thing I do agree with Wheeljack on though...the vehicles do tend to be a lot more detailed than the character ornaments I think. Some of the earlier ones even look a little like tiny paper mch pinatas, the sculpting's so terrible. (lol)

I used to keep up with getting them pretty well, especially back when everyone hadn't caught on to collecting them as much, and you could walk in just about any Hallmark store around June or July and find them on the clearance shelf for dirt cheap. But nowadays I'm way behind on them...I hadn't gotten a lot of them in recent years, and I'd really like to catch up, especially now that I actually have a spare room to put up a Star Wars tree in.

Wheeljack35 - 2014-04-16 @ 7:19 pm

I'll never understand the want for these...I mean, it's cheaper and better sculpted to hang action figures and micro machines from your tree.

And this goes for all Hallmark keepsakes: nothing says "celebrate the birth of Christ, your savior" like Rainbow Bright, or the Wicked Witch, or Batman, or Harry Potter, etc...No need for lil Santa hats or other tiny seasonal decor. It's enough just to show off your big licensing deal with soft likenesses and poor details. *DISTRACTION- it's got a sound chip!*

Im guilty of owning a handful myself, but they usually stay in the box or get their own cheesy lil Christmas tree if they do get displayed. I dunno...just my opinion, but I feel weird putting the Larry, Moe, and Curly up with Balthazar, Melchior, and Caspar. Maybe they can get to the manger faster by hitching a ride in the Family Truckster? Just mind Aunt Edna when you stow those gifts on the luggage rack, boys.

for me the vehicles are a bit bigger in scale and I like that and I have that same Family Truckster.I keep that out all year

featofstrength - 2014-04-16 @ 4:07 pm

I'll never understand the want for these...I mean, it's cheaper and better sculpted to hang action figures and micro machines from your tree.

And this goes for all Hallmark keepsakes: nothing says "celebrate the birth of Christ, your savior" like Rainbow Bright, or the Wicked Witch, or Batman, or Harry Potter, etc...No need for lil Santa hats or other tiny seasonal decor. It's enough just to show off your big licensing deal with soft likenesses and poor details. *DISTRACTION- it's got a sound chip!*

Im guilty of owning a handful myself, but they usually stay in the box or get their own cheesy lil Christmas tree if they do get displayed. I dunno...just my opinion, but I feel weird putting the Larry, Moe, and Curly up with Balthazar, Melchior, and Caspar. Maybe they can get to the manger faster by hitching a ride in the Family Truckster? Just mind Aunt Edna when you stow those gifts on the luggage rack, boys.

Wheeljack35 - 2014-04-16 @ 8:11 am

Just out of curiosity Wheeljack...why don't you like the figural ornaments?

They don't appeal to me I have always liked the vehicles

Devilbat - 2014-04-16 @ 3:11 am

Just out of curiosity Wheeljack...why don't you like the figural ornaments?

Wheeljack35 - 2014-04-15 @ 1:54 am

I beg to differ...I love the Episode III Vader, Scout Trooper, and Cantina Band ones. The rest (minus the Sandcrawler), I could do without though.

Well I only like the vehicles not the figures

Devilbat - 2014-04-15 @ 1:42 am

I beg to differ...I love the Episode III Vader, Scout Trooper, and Cantina Band ones. The rest (minus the Sandcrawler), I could do without though.

Wheeljack35 - 2014-04-15 @ 12:41 am

The only thing worth getting would be the Sandcrawler

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