The La Sirena ornament is now available for $8.24 on Hallmark’s official website. The 2021 ornament was sold in stores for $32.99 just last month.
Star Trek: Picard™ La Sirena Ornament Available 75% Off
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Star Trek: Picard™ La Sirena Ornament Half Price!
The 2021 La Sirena ornament is on sale at half price on Hallmark’s official website. It is a great opportunity to pick it up for $16.49 if it isn’t a part of your collection yet. No word how long the sale will last.
Hallmark Star Trek Display #276
Artist Inspirations: McCoy (2022)
Artist Inspirations: Scotty (2022)
1996 Enterprise Packaging
La Sirena Ornament Review
Trekcore.com has posted a review of the latest Hallmark Star Trek ornament. La Sirena was the first ornament representing Star Trek: Picard and is available in stores now.
As for the “magic” features, this year’s Hallmark offering doesn’t have any lighting effects, though this version of La Sirena does have an integrated sound chip which cycles through a handful of audio clips from Star Trek: Picard’s first season — all from Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart), though it would have been nice to have at least one recording of the starship’s captain, Cris Rios (Santiago Cabrera) in the mix.
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110) 2022 Lieutenant Commander Montgomery Scott
STAR TREK Mirror, Mirror Collection
Description
MagicStorytellers (interactive light & sound)
Press the button to watch it perform an exciting scene from the classic original series episode “Mirror, Mirror.”
Add other STAR TREK Mirror, Mirror Collection ornaments to unlock larger, amazingly interactive performances!
Requires Hallmark’s Keepsake Power Cord (sold separately).
- Released: 2022
2022 Doctor Leonard McCoy
STAR TREK Mirror, Mirror Collection
Description:
Magic Storytellers (interactive light & sound)
Press the button to watch it perform an exciting scene from the classic original series episode “Mirror, Mirror.”
Add other STAR TREK Mirror, Mirror Collection ornaments to unlock larger, amazingly interactive performances!
Requires Hallmark’s Keepsake Power Cord (sold separately).
- Artist: Jake Angell
- Released: 2022
By the Numbers: HMS Bounty Ornament Sells Out for NYCC Online Event
Yesterday’s NYCC online-only event went live at 11:59 am E.S.T. and while it only took the event exclusive Star Wars Boba Fett ten minutes to sell out and the Ghostbusters Ectomobile 45 minutes, it took the HMS Bounty Star Trek ornament more than 30 hours. The Star Trek event exclusive ornament had previously been available for the SDCC online event (July 23, 2021) and the KOC online event (August 17, 2021).
All 3,750 Klingon Bird-of-Prey ornaments have now been released to the public through the three events. If you are still in need of an ornament you will now need to look at the secondary market where eBay prices have seemed to bottom out at around $60 as of late.
HMS Bounty Event Exclusive Available Tomorrow for NYCC
- ORDER HERE!
- Available October 7, NOON E.S.T. *ONLINE ONLY*
- Log into your Hallmark account before noon so you can expedite check out. Limited quantities (less than 1,900) will sell out quickly. July’s SDCC event sold out in five minutes.
- If you do not have a Hallmark account you will need to register beforehand.
- If you already have a Hallmark account be sure to confirm your password is still active ahead of the event.
- REFRESH! In July, the website didn’t go live until 12:02. There were reports that ornaments went from ‘COMING SOON’ to ‘OUT OF STOCK’ and back to ‘IN STOCK’ just from refreshing the page.
- Don’t get greedy. Hallmark says you’re not allowed to purchase more than one of each ornament. You may consider getting only one ornament in total. Most customers who had issues during the SDCC event seemed to be buying more than one ornament (i.e. an HMS Bounty AND a Boba Fett).
- Just because you have an ornament in your shopping cart does not mean it has been allocated to you. You must have your credit card ready. Better yet, have it already on file through the website.
- Create a hallmark.com account and save your credit card info under profile – payment methods.
- If you have purchased from hallmark.com before it is likely your credit card is still on file. Verify ahead of time that it is still a good credit card number.
For details on how to purchase exclusives, visit PopMinded.com/Events and expect the PopMinded convention shop to return in-person, to a full line-up of events in 2022.
Trekmovie.com Reviews Hallmark ‘Star Trek IV’ HMS Bounty Klingon Bird Of Prey
This ornament has no bells and whistles. The 1994 plastic Klingon Bird of Prey from Hallmark has lights that are powered by plugging into a string of Christmas lights, which the Bounty edition does not because it is solid metal. The die casting is very good. A lot of little details can be seen and felt, from tiny ridges on the fuselage and raised patterns on the wings to the detailed weapons turrets. The finished product is clean with no visible seams or flaws.
Holding this hefty little bird in my hand I can imagine a couple of humpback whales inside. No wonder it’s so heavy!
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Maxine Star Trek Cosplay Sold on eBay
A 2016 Hallmark Star Trek Maxine Cosplay ornament sold on eBay for only the second time this year. The hard to find ornament sold on September 18, 2021 for $710.45. The last time a Maxine ornament was sold was on March 26, 2021 for $643.25 (I know, I bought it). The event exclusive Star Trek Maxine Cosplay ornament was released for Star Trek’s 50th anniversary and limited to 100 pieces.
Artist Inspirations: Captain Jonathan Archer (2003)
Star Trek: Enterprise premiered on September 26, 2001 with the episode “Broken Bow”. The Jonathan Archer Hallmark ornament came out in 2003, so any episode images or publicity photos that may have been the ornament’s inspiration would have had to come from the first season and a half of Enterprise.
I have only seen the image above twice. First, as the signed 8×10 photo (above right) and I mean this actual photo. I have not even seen this image anywhere else on the internet except as an uncropped grainy image on a Spanish website (below right). It is curious that the ornament matches so well to such a rare image.
By far, a more common image that can be found on the internet (above right) was from the premiere episode, Broken Bow, Part 1 (18:30), as the Enterprise is disembarking on its maiden voyage during the Zephram Cochrane speech. I would like to think that such a monumental moment in Trek history was the inspiration for the 2003 ornament.
Trekcore.com Reviews HMS Bounty Ornament
“In fact, if you look at the photo on the ornament’s box, you can barely make out the details in the sculpt. Honestly, it doesn’t even photograph that well — but when you take a look at the 1994 Bird of Prey ornament, THAT ship looks like it flew right off the screen and onto my tree.”
-Kelly Phillips, trekcore.com
Visit trekcore.com for full review and more images.
2021 Enterprise Walmart Exclusive Ornament Packaging
108a) 2021 U.S.S. Enterprise Metal – Walmart Exclusive
Beam up holiday adventure with this Star Trek Christmas tree ornament. An homage to the classic series, this metal decoration features the flagship of Starfleet—U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701—emerging from the iconic Starfleet insignia with shiny metallic gold accents. Available exclusively at Walmart.
- Beam up holiday adventure with this metal Star Trek Christmas tree ornament. Design features the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 with the iconic Starfleet insignia and shiny metallic gold accents.
- Made of metal, this Hallmark Ornament measures 1.89 x 2.5 x 0.64 inches. The ornament is ready to hang on your Christmas tree with a hanger attachment.
- Great Christmas gift idea for fans of the original “Star Trek” TV series.
Brand: Hallmark
Assembled Product Weight: 0.1 lb
Manufacturer: Hallmark
Manufacturer Part Number: 0002HCM9211
Color: Multicolor
Assembled Product Dimensions: (L x W x H)1.89 x 2.50 x 0.64 Inches
HMS Bounty at KOC Fan Convention Ornament Sale Tomorrow
The HMS Bounty will be available for the KOC Fan Convention Ornament Sale taking place August 17, 2021 at 9:00 CT. It will be an online event only and KOC (Keepsake Ornament Club) is required.
KOC membership is sold out for 2021. Check back November 2, 2021 to join the 2022 Keepsake Ornament Club! The KOC is where fans, collectors & holiday enthusiasts come together to share their passion for ornaments. Behind-the-scenes features, exclusive ornaments and special savings are just a few of the perks members enjoy.
KOC Membership Perks
Free membership gift, $75 value: The Dream Box is stuffed full of members-only goodies and the KOC-exclusive Dream Book.
Exclusive savings and pricing: Keep an eye out for special pricing just for you on select Keepsakes gifts. You’ll also receive club mailings throughout the year, each including a $5 off $10 coupon (U.S. only).
Exclusive reward points: As a KOC member you’ll get access to the best Crown Rewards Bonus Points, with opportunities to earn more top-tier rewards than anyone else.
Members-only Ornaments: Our artists created four designs just for 2021 club members.
Behind-the-scenes access: Watch your monthly email newsletters for insider info and a chance to be entered to win a free ornament. Plus look for savings and surprises in your quarterly For Keeps mailings, too.
Exclusive early access to shop: Look for your invitation to shop our ornament release events early at participating stores, where you’ll get first dibs on all ornaments, offers and more!
If you are not already a KOC member the HMS Bounty will be available again October 7, 2021 at Noon E.S.T. for NYCC.
Artist Inspirations: Sisko (2001)
Center: Avery Brooks publicity photo.
Right: Sisko’s new gray-on-black uniform.
Starfleet’s gray uniforms, as depicted on the 2001 Sisko ornament, were introduced in Deep Space Nine’s “Rapture” (Season 5, Episode 10) on December 30, 1996.
This was the first episode of Deep Space Nine to feature the grey-on-black Starfleet uniform with the division color undershirts created for Star Trek: First Contact (November 26, 1996), which would be used for the remainder of the series. The uniforms had been held back in production so that they would not be seen until an episode that aired after the official release of the movie. Besides all the admirals’ (and Whatley’s aide’s) uniform which had not been changed yet, some officers of the lower ranking staff are still wearing the previous uniforms. Unlike the DS9 crew, the crew on Star Trek: Voyager continued to use the old DS9 Starfleet uniforms, due to being stranded in the Delta Quadrant. The Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Companion (p. 407) notes that all of Deep Space Nine‘s stock of the older uniforms were sent to Voyager to use.
Memory Alpha
Our next clue is the publicity photo (above center) and Sisko with a bald head, goatee and wearing the older red-on-black uniform.
Center: Hair with goatee beginning in “Explorers” (Season 3 Episode 22).
Right: Bald with goatee beginning in Season 4.
Prior to being cast as Ben Sisko in 1993, Avery Brooks played Hawk on Spenser: For Hire and its spinoff, A Man Called Hawk from 1985-1989. In both series, Brooks sported his preferred look: bald with a goatee. Paramount felt that fans would identify him as Hawk, so they had him grow his hair and shave his face for Trek (this was also done because they were worried about having two consecutively bald captains).
Fans, of course, still recognized Brooks as Hawk, because, wouldn’t you know, it was the same actor. Regardless, Avery Brooks wanted his look back and negotiated making changes over time, first growing the goatee back and then shaving his head. And—surprise, surprise—fans did not leave the series in droves.
Screen Rant
So it appears that the ornament’s pose was inspired by a publicity photo for Season 4 and the uniform was changed to the gray-on-black design that viewers last saw Sisko wear when Deep Space Nine ended its run in 1999.
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