National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation Christmas Ornament

Three Sculpted 1989 Movie Dioramas: From Exterior Twinkle Lights to the Treetop Squirrel

Three engraved title plaques—”Holiday Lights,” “Holiday Road Trip,” and “Christmas Chaos”—anchor the snow-and-pine bases of the National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation Christmas Ornament collection, turning the most quoted disasters of the 1989 comedy into multi-layered three-dimensional resin-and-acrylic dioramas. In Style 1 (“Holiday Lights”), Clark Griswold stands in his snowy front driveway wearing a Santa hat, overcoat, shirt, and tie with both arms flung wide in triumph before the multicolored light-drenched Griswold house, a wooden roof ladder, a snowman, and the wood-paneled Family Truckster station wagon carrying an oversized pine tree on its roof.

Cousin Eddie’s Condor RV Curb Scene and the Living Room Squirrel Scramble

In Style 2 (“Holiday Road Trip”), Cousin Eddie stands ankle-deep in snow wearing his short white bathrobe, black trapper hat, and black boots beside his weathered Condor RV—complete with a front grille wreath and roof reindeer antlers. Raising a beverage can in one hand and holding the orange sewer hose in the other, Eddie is flanked by his dog Snots, a red cooler, and a snow-topped “GRISWOLD” curbside mailbox above the “Holiday Road Trip” title plaque.

For fans of the indoor living-room finale, Style 3 (“Christmas Chaos”) builds a multi-tier cutaway scene where a wide-eyed Clark Griswold in a green jacket and Santa hat lunges toward a tilting indoor Christmas tree while a bushy-tailed squirrel perches in the top branches. Surrounded by toppled furniture, wrapped gifts, the glowing Griswold house facade, and the miniature station wagon above the crimson-and-gold “Christmas Chaos” sign, every diorama arrives with a top gold-toned metal eyelet ring and pre-attached braided metallic-gold hanging cord.