Every chapter of the Star Wars saga is defined by the worlds where its battles and turning points unfold. The Star Wars 24 Planet Adventures Advent Calendar brings those environments into three dimensions through 24 sculpted miniature dioramas housed inside a gold-bordered matte-black rigid paperboard collector box.
On the front cover, Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia Organa, Han Solo, Darth Vader, Yoda, Din Djarin, Grogu, Ahsoka Tano, C-3PO, and R2-D2 stand against a panoramic horizon combining Tatooine’s twin suns, Hoth’s snowfields, Kashyyyk’s forest bridges, Naboo’s waterfalls, and Mustafar’s volcanic spires.
Iconic Galactic Worlds Sculpted in Miniature Relief
Behind each of the 24 numbered doors sits a 3D semicircular planetary vignette complete with a raised front nameplate and a top hanging loop. Instead of simple character busts, each ornament pairs architectural terrain with the heroes, villains, or starships tied to that world’s history.

- Mustafar & Death Star: Darth Vader ignites his crimson blade before his obsidian castle over glowing lava rivers on Mustafar, while a separate Death Star throne-room vignette captures Luke Skywalker and Vader clashing green and red lightsabers.
- Tatooine, Hoth & Dagobah: Luke, C-3PO, and R2-D2 gather outside the domed Lars homestead under twin suns; an Imperial AT-AT walker strides across Hoth’s glacial trenches; and Master Yoda stands beside his root-wrapped swamp hut on Dagobah.
- Crait, Nevarro & Jakku: The Millennium Falcon banks low over Crait’s red-scarred salt flats, Din Djarin holds Grogu amid Nevarro’s volcanic stone archways, and Rey stands with her quarterstaff and BB-8 before Star Destroyer wreckage on Jakku.
Across all 24 days, the collection spans Alderaan, Kashyyyk, Endor, Yavin 4, Tatooine, Dagobah, Crait, Scarif, Mandalore, Mustafar, Takodana, the Death Star, Naboo, Bespin, Jakku, Dathomir, Kamino, Hoth, Ahch-To, Utapau, Coruscant, Geonosis, Nevarro, and Exegol.
Built for Holiday Boughs and Year-Round Collector Shelves
Each planetary vignette balances a flat, stable base with an integrated top hanging loop. Collectors can suspend all 24 worlds from Christmas tree branches throughout December, then line the named dioramas chronologically across a home-theater mantel, desk, or display cabinet for the rest of the year.






















