Wizard of Oz - Characters Light-up Snow Globe

Wizard of Oz - Characters Light-up Snow Globe

ETA: 31 October 2025

Continue your adventure along the Yellow Brick Road with this exquisitely detailed Wizard of Oz snow globe. Inspired by the beloved 1939 classic, this beautiful collectible captures Dorothy, the Tin Man, Scarecrow and Cowardly Lion as they joyfully skip along the iconic yellow brick road while the glowing spires of the Emerald City shine behind them. Inside the glass dome, fine flecks of gold glitter swirl, settling gently around a miniature emerald city skyline. A discreet green LED at the globe's base bathes the city in a vibrant, emerald-hued glow at the flick of a switch-bringing Oz to life even after the glitter settles. The sturdy resin base is hand-painted in rich yellow and green tones, with sculpted brickwork and grassy accents that echo the film's enchanting set design. Perfectly sized for a mantel, bedside table, or display shelf, this snow globe makes a stunning gift for collectors, film buffs, and dreamers alike. Whether you're seeking a touch of nostalgia or a show-stopping conversation piece, the Wizard of Oz snow globe transports you back to over the rainbow - where adventure waits just around the bend. const firstVid = document.getElementById("first_video") const loopVid = document.getElementById("video_loop") let loopCount = 0; const maxLoops = 2; const maxLoops2 = 0; let lastTime = 0; firstVid.addEventListener('ended', StrtLoop); function StrtLoop { firstVid.style.visibility = "hidden"; firstVid.style.display = "none"; firstVid.currentTime = 0; firstVid.play; loopVid.currentTime = 0; loopVid.style.visibility = "visible"; loopVid.style.display = "block"; loopCount = 0; lastTime = 0; } loopVid.addEventListener('timeupdate', function { if (this.currentTime < lastTime && loopVid.style.visibility === 'visible') { loopCount++; console.log(`Looped ${loopCount} time(s)`); if (loopCount > maxLoops) { loopVid.style.visibility = "hidden"; loopVid.style.display = "none"; firstVid.style.visibility = "visible"; firstVid.style.display = "block"; firstVid.currentTime = 0; loopCount = 0; } } lastTime = this.currentTime; });