Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
2009 Luke's Landspeeder, Star Wars
2009 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
QXI1152
When Luke Skywalker leaps into his beat-up X-34 landspeeder to zoom across Tatooine in pursuit of wayward droid R2-D2, little does he know that he is beginning an epic journey. In Star Wars: A New Hope, this outdated hovercraft launches Luke and his cohorts into an exciting adventure through the dangerous deserts of the Sand People to Mos Eisley Spaceport, where the trusty speeder is sold to buy passage aboard the Millennium Falcon. Though not the most glamorous vehicle in the galaxy, the little landspeeder propels Luke into a space saga beyond his, and our, wildest dreams.
- Artist
- Robert Hurlburt
- Size
- Not available
- Box Size
- 6.25" H x 2.5" W x 5" D
2009 Luke's Landspeeder, Star Wars 2009 Hallmark Star Wars Ornament QXI1152 When Luke Skywalker leaps into his beat-up X-34 landspeeder to zoom across Tatooine in pursuit of wayward droid R2-D2, little does he know that he is beginning an epic journey. In Star Wars: A New Hope, this outdated hovercraft launches Luke and his cohorts into an exciting adventure through the dangerous deserts of the Sand People to Mos Eisley Spaceport, where the trusty speeder is sold to buy passage aboard the Millennium Falcon. Though not the most glamorous vehicle in the galaxy, the little landspeeder propels Luke into a space saga beyond his, and our, wildest dreams. Artist: Robert Hurlburt Size: 1.282" x 3.118" x 4.965"
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