No. 084
Released: July 20, 2017
Ornament: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-C (Battle-damaged)
Series: Star Trek: The Next Generation
Product code: QMP4035
Artist: Lynn Norton
Original retail: $40.00
Dimensions: 1.375” H x 3” W x 4.625“ L
Branding: Keepsake
Material: Styrene
Packaging: White Box, Red Trim w/ Ornaments
Magic: Light
Power source: (3) LR41 Batteries
Front box text: 
Hallmark KEEPSAKE
magic light
STAR TREK THE NEXT GENERATION”
U.S.S. ENTERPRISETH NCC-1701-C STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION™
christmas tree ornament | décoration pour l’arbre de noël
Back box text: 
Lynn Norton loves making his aircraft and spacecraft ornaments as accurate as possible with a level of detail that often exceeds consumer expectations. His passion for perfection stems from a desire to capture the distinctive character and personality of the original designs.
Lynn Norton
This ornament is an event exclusive and one of 3325.
Press the button on the ornament to see the Enterprise’s lights illuminate.
BATTERY OPERATED Batteries included.
MID. FOR/FABRIQUE POUR HALLMARK MARKETING COMPANY LIC KANSAS CITY MO 64141 MADE IN CHINA
artist crafted
Bottom box text:
For decorative use only. Pour usage décoratif seulement.
STARTREK.COM
TM&© 2017 CBS Studios Inc. STAR TREK and related marks and logos are trademarks of CBS Studios Inc. All Rights Reserved.
QMP4035
Additional information:
Inspired by the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Yesterday’s Enterprise,” depicts the iconic starship with a battle-damage paint scheme as it appeared on screen.  This repaint of a 2015 Keepsake Ornament has a total production run of 3,325 and sales will be limited to 225 per day. Available at the San Diego Comic Con, New York Comic Con, and the Official 2017 Star Trek Convention in Las Vegas. Includes lights.
Pros: This is the version fans remember from Yesterday’s Enterprise—scarred, weathered, and forged in battle. It’s satisfying to see a screen-accurate rendition of the ship’s brief but heroic appearance.
Cons: The battle damage is underwhelming. The markings feel too uniform and faint, lacking the scorched intensity of, say, the 2013 battle-damaged Kelvin. Up close, the damage resembles chicken footprints more than plasma fire.