Enesco's Rudolph & The Island of Misfit Toys collection of figurines and giftware was inspired by the breakthrough television special, Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer. When the show premiered in 1964, the audience reception was so positive that within a few years, RAKIN/BASS Studios practically dominated the holiday TV special genre. The use of the stop-motion puppet animation technique called "Animagic" quickly became the studio's trademark. Based on the perennial holiday television classic, Enesco brings to life the magic and wonder of this popular story with the Rudolph & The Island of Misfit Toys collection.

Attention: This Line Has Been Discontinued By Enesco. These Are The Pieces We Have Left.