News Hallmark’s Star Trek 2020 Ornaments

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A new news article has been published at TrekToday:

At Star Trek: Las Vegas, according to The Trek Collective, a Hallmark panel was held and it was revealed what kind of...

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[Leroy]

Are they going to have a regular ship ornament that year? I was hoping for maybe more Discovery ships or the Excelsior. A tree topper that's a repaint of a ship that's been done several times instead of a standard ship ornament is disappointing.

 

[Kira's Mom]

They've never done Excelsior? There should have been Enterprise B and C ornaments, too.
I'm going to pass on next year's ornaments. I did buy the Tribble ornament this year, and I'm thinking of buying the transporter table top thing.
I think the only ships I'm missing are the original 1991 Enterprise, the Delta Flyer, the 50th anniversary Enterprise, and Discovery.

 

[Leroy]

^ As far as I know Hallmark hasn't done an Excelsior that includes the Enterprise-B, huge oversight imo. The only standard ship ornament I'm missing is the 50th anniversary gold TOS Enterprise from 2016, I skipped it because I thought it was a lazy repaint of what's already been done (the TOS style Enterprise).

 

[Kira's Mom]

Now I know there was an Enterprise C ornament. I have no idea how I missed it.

I'm missing the All Good Things Future Enterprise, too. But I bought a Delta Flyer for myself this week!

 

[Jeffearley48]

The regular tree ornaments will probably be announced at the New York comic con like last year. The tree topper with interactive ornaments is just a special addition to the regular ornaments. I’m hoping for the B as well, shocked it hasn’t been done yet.

 

[Caretaker]

I’ve collected the main ship ornament every year since 1991. It looks like I am going to skip 2020 (the tree topper doesn’t interest me - plus how many times can you churn out the original Enterprise?). Disappointing.


Also, 7 figures at $30 a pop is pricey. Adding the $120 topper? Yeesh.

 

[BeatleJWOL]

Looks like the topper is part of Hallmark's new series that feature linked ornaments that all play together when set off.

Can't say I'm a fan. They've done this for Harry Potter and Star Wars at the very least, and the "show" apparently lasts several minutes.