Enesco Jim Shore Disney Traditions

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Me and my partner have recently started collecting these and I thought it would be nice to make a thread to see if others here are doing the same.

This will be a place to chat, share pictures and possibly an ideal place to meet other collectors whom wish to buy/sell/trade.

I'll post pictures of ours soon but for now let's see yours!

I find this site the best for finding certain traditions.

[Show spoiler]They have a complete (to my knowledge) list of all traditions. Discontinued and new to pre-order in the US.
Not found a complete list for the UK but as far as I'm aware the UK only get a handful of what the US does
http://www.fantasiescometrue.com/cat...ey_traditions/

F.A.Q - under construction
What are Disney Traditions?

[Show spoiler]Disney Traditions from Enesco is the result of combining the magic of Disney with the artistry of Heartwood Creek by Jim Shore. Classics such as Snow White, Tinker Bell and the Sorcerer's Apprentice are distinctively translated into figural form. This unique blend of Disney enchantment and Americana folk art offers you the opportunity to display the magic of Disney motion pictures. Heartwood Creek by Jim Shore has been established for several years and has received numerous accolades, proved successful commercially before combining with Disney characters and stories to produce Disney Traditions. Jim Shore provides a detailed drawing of a new piece to a group of master sculptors, handpicked and trained by Jim over the course of many years. Prototypes and proofs are sent to Jim for revision and approval, and usually after several amendments, molds are produced from these original sculptures for casting using cold-cast resin. In addition, each piece must conform to Disney's own strict criteria according to factors ranging from colour to shape and expression to posture and symbolism, with numerous copyrights to uphold and protect.

Where can I buy them?...Apart from Amazon and eBay!

[Show spoiler]UK:
In-store & online;
Clinton Cards - they offer exclusives and a wider selection in-store
H. Samuel - I find them personally the best in selection and price. In-store selection is much better than online.
Various card/gift/ornament shops

Online only;
Disney Store website (Haven't seen them in-store but if you have please post!)
Argos website (not in-store)

International:
Disney theme parks

Please help expand this list!