Star Wars Hallmark Ornaments

December decor that looks better displayed year-round

I want to say that Hallmark started their Star Wars Ornaments around the mid-90s with the THX-remastered VHS tapes. But my first purchase was in 1999 with their Episode I 3-pack, which features a perfect Micro Machines-sized Droid Control Ship.

Over the year, the Hallmark ornaments have gotten bigger, more accurate, and more expensive. Lately, we are seeing more ornaments without lights/sound, which make them better display-only pieces. They even beat Micro Galaxy to the punch with their TIE Avenger.

For scaling and sizes, see my Hallmark list with all of the ornament ships I own.

B-wing (2026)

Overall, this is a beautiful mold and paint job. I wish the cockpit rotated or the wings folded, but usually Hallmark doesn't do moving parts. The stand is a random MGS stand I had lying around for photos. It does seem smaller compared to past models.

12.71 cm

TIE Avenger (2025)

As soon as I saw this on Andor, I knew it was a TIE Avenger - and I knew I wanted one. I have a currently unbuilt 3D-print, but this was calling my names as well. Now, this ornament from Hallmark has NO sounds or lights, but it is a nice size. It fits perfectly with Micro Galaxy Squadron, especially their TIE Fighter. The paint job is very crisp. The colors seem a little bright than they should be, but I love all of the markings, little red and yellow decals, and all of the panels they did. Overall, this is easily worth the price.

Pictured with the Micro Galaxy TIE Fighter and the Hallmark TIE Interceptor.

15.28 cm

A-wing (2025)

No sound, but amazing detail on a great model.

11.37 cm

Boba on a Rancor (2023)

Great look and pose, but it won't stand up without a lot of help.

9.4 cm (height)

Y-wing (2019)

This is a really large and incredibly detailed Y-wing model. Features sounds & lights. Sadly, it goes for over $150 regularly on the 'bay.

17.8 cm

TIE Interceptor (2012)

I love this one, from the dark canopy to the slim wings. Perfect.

11.6 cm

AT-ST (2013)

I really love the pose, accuracy, and painted base. The button plays sounds. With a little work and cutting, you can remove it.

10 cm (estimated height)

Boba's Slave I (2011)

It's small, but pretty good looking. The lasers rotate.

10.036 (height)

Imperial Shuttle (2008)

One of the best shuttle miniatures - plays Imperial March and thrusters light up.

8.12 cm long

AT-AT Diorama (2006)

Amazing and plays the AT-AT sounds of walking.

8.5 cm (AT-AT rough height)

Gungan Sub (2000)

It's simple, still easy to get, and it looks great.

18.5 cm

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