The Bradford Exchange Hawthorne Village Division NASA Kennedy Space Center Launch Pad Lights Up Space Shuttle Sculpture 17-inchesOn May 5, 1961, the first American roared into space aboard Freedom 7, launched by a Redstone rocket, marking a historic moment in U. S. history. Since then, America and the world have been fascinated by the exploration of space and the compelling mystery of what truly exists beyond. Now, the Kennedy Space Center Launch Pad Sculpture captures the essence of that fascination and mystery, with a dramatic recreation of Kennedy on launch day. A Bradford

4" (10 cm) high

Complete with peaceful lights and sounds

Her sunny yellow

"All the Happiness Life can Bring

Delight in a wondrous wintry gathering with this heartwarming Thomas Kinkade A Warm Winter's Glow Sculpture

exciting world out there with plenty of new places to explore

Her blond hair is styled into precious pigtails with little pink bows and her matching outfit features an adorable kitty and a touching reminder that individuals with Down syndrome are "Down Right Purr-fect"

baby-soft hand-rooted hair

this sculpture arrives with a very special poem card that tenderly speaks of the love you so dearly cherish

sparkling "snow"

Simply touch each lifelike goldfinch

Her glowing