No. 063
Released: July 14, 2012
Ornament: “An Extraordinary Meeting”
Series: Star Trek (2009)
Product code: QXI2054
Artist: Valerie Shanks
Original retail: $29.95
Dimensions: 2.375” H x 3.75” W x 4.875“ D
Branding: Keepsake
Material: Styrene
Packaging: White box
Magic: Sound
Power source: (3) LR44 Batteries
Front box text: 
Hallmark KEEPSAKE
Magic Features Sound
STAR TREK
An Extraordinary Meeting STAR TREK
christmas tree ornament décoration pour l’arbre de noël
Back box text: 
An Extraordinary Meeting STAR TREK
In the 2009 feature film Star Trek, Spock finds an unexpected and understanding ally in the form of his future self. As the young Spock comes to grips with the death of his mother, the destruction of his home world, and the displacement of his people at the hands of a madman, the elder Spock reaches out with support that no other being could offer.
Press the button on the ornament to hear dialogue from this exciting scene!
Valerie Shanks Hallmark Keepsake Artist
BATTERY-OPERATED. Batteries included.
For decorative use only. Conçu à des fins décoratives seulement.
handcrafted
dated 2012
Bottom box text:
STARTREK.COM
TM & © 2012 CBS Studios Inc.
2012 Paramount Pictures Corp.
STAR TREK and related marks are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc.
All Rights Reserved
Mfd. for/Fabriqué pour Hallmark Cards, Inc. Kansas City, MO 64141
Made in Sri Lanka
QXI2054
Pros: Two Spocks are always better than one. The concept behind this ornament—a tribute to one of the most iconic moments in Star Trek history—is undeniably compelling. Seeing Leonard Nimoy’s Spock face off with his younger counterpart from Star Trek (2009) taps into the kind of fan service that should, on paper, make for a memorable collectible.
Cons: Unfortunately, the execution doesn’t live up to the ambition. The figures feel undersized, diminishing the emotional weight of the scene. The background, instead of grounding the moment, looks more like a stylized Trek-themed billboard than a believable setting, and its sheer scale becomes a visual distraction. Add to that a bland palette of grays and beiges, and the ornament ends up feeling washed out and lifeless. While the intent to capture this pivotal meeting is appreciated, the final product lacks the depth, detail, and color contrast needed to truly bring it to life. A great idea—just not a great ornament.