Star Wars
1996 Millennium Falcon, Star Wars
1996 Hallmark Star Wars Ornament
QLX7474
The cockpit and engines light up!
The first Star Wars ornament with light!
Plug the ornament into the mini lights on your tree, and it lights up.
A unique ornament! Han Solo's remarkable modified freighter becomes the first Keepsake ornament to celebrate the classic Star Wars space adventure. Noted for its breathtaking special effects, the film envisions a battle between the forces of good and evil in a galaxy far, far away. It has thrilled millions of fans since its debut in 1977.
Displayed on your tree, this ornament with its glowing lights is a reminder of the memorable scene in which Han provides cover in the Death Star trench for his friend Luke Skywalker.
Celebrate the legacy of Star Wars with this highly collectible ornament that brings a piece of the galaxy to your home. This Millennium Falcon model is meticulously crafted to resemble the iconic spacecraft, making it an eye-catching addition to your holiday display. It's an ideal collectible for fans seeking to commemorate the Star Wars saga during the holiday season.
Ornament plugs into any of the light bulb sockets on a miniature tree light string. Use only with standard UL listed light strings of 3.5- or 6-Volt bulbs. Not for use with blinking lights, pre-lit trees or LED lights.
- Size
- 1.155" H x 3.280"W x 4.375" L
- Box Size
- 5.5" H x 1.5" W x 4.25" D
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