851464- Chewbacca Key Chain

What a wookiee, indeed.  I'm not overly impressed with this Star Wars minifigure, but it does the job.  Like all my other keychains, I soldered off the keychain bit, leaving a small hole on the top of his head.

850451- Lord Vampyre Key Chain

Another person to add the the Halloween/Autumn Party that is my quarterly rotating display table.  This well detailed figure is a member of the Monster Fighters theme, of which I have only one small set.

852841- Princess Leia Key Chain

Another soldered off keychain minifigure for my collection.  This is the 2010 keychain version of Star Wars heroine Princess Leia which I picked up some months ago.  Apparently there is a new 2014 version of her in an outfit that looks like she's at Hoth in an administrative role, sans her iconic hair buns.

852550- CW Yoda Key Chain

Another little buy to get a great character without getting the set. This Yoda is technically a Star Wars Clone wars version, which you can tell by the large eyes with colour detail.  Overall, he has great head detail, lots of little wrinkles for this 900 year old.  The back of his head has a big mass of white hair which you can see in the picture below.  His ears are nice and pointy and a bit bendy on the ends.

850656- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Raphael Key Chain

 I've never really seen the show, or have much of a concept of the characters, but turtles who are ninjas and are especially adorable in Lego form greatly appeal to me.  Apparently this is Raphael, but I chose him because I thought he had the best keychain facial expression.  He comes attached to a short chained key ring, to which is also attached a small chain with a Lego logo'd piece.

850507- Spider-Man Key Chain

This was my first Lego keychain and I had intended to  remove the chain and screw from this and all Lego keychains I got so that I could buy characters I liked without having to get costly or unappealing sets.  With the help of some youtube videos, I decided that I would be able to remove the keychain part without too much difficulty, but that proved wrong.  My poor Spidey got a little dinged during my attempts with various pliers.  Maybe removal is possible with pliers, but I recommend a soldering iron.  The keychain he comes on is a simple short chain and ring.