You already know if a $800 box of plastic bricks that will resemble the Millennium Falcon when finished is something up your alley.
If you are that sort of person, you won't be disappointed in it. Thing is massive. The instructions actually have images to show you how to properly lift it and move it around.
I clocked roughly 21 hrs total build time. I'm not sure if that's fast or slow. Make sure you not only have somewhere spacious to build it but also somewhere in mind to put it before starting.
One look at the manual (see pic) when you take it out of the box and you'll get an idea of what you're in for.
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Let your imagination soar!
LEGO sets are one of the first toys a child plays with when growing up and this love of the building spans the test of time and age.
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Make room to display the most famous starship in the galaxy!
Construct one of the biggest LEGO sets ever made!
Packed with authentic details!
Intricate replica makes an impressive display.
LEGO Star Wars Millennium Falcon
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Relive the Star Wars saga.Features two crews so you can display the classic or new films! |
Go inside for more adventure!Removable hull panels put you right in the action! |
Open the cockpit.Over 7500 pieces makes for a fun and challenging build. |
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Defeat the First Order.Man the upper and lower quad laser cannons! |
True to the saga.Realistic details include sensor dishes and more. |
Includes extensive building instructions booklet.Booklet includes information on the designers and behind-the-scenes facts about this remarkable set. |
Includes crew members from multiple films!
Han Solo, TFA Han Solo, Rey, Finn, BB-8, Chewbacca, Princess Leia, C-3PO, 2 buildable Porgs and a buildable Mynock.
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You already know if a $800 box of plastic bricks that will resemble the Millennium Falcon when finished is something up your alley.If you are that sort of person, you won't be disappointed in it. Thing is massive. The instructions actually have images to show you how to properly lift it and move it around.I clocked roughly 21 hrs total build time. I'm not sure if that's fast or slow. Make sure you not only have somewhere spacious to build it but also somewhere in mind to put it before starting.One look at the manual (see pic) when you take it out of the box and you'll get an idea of what you're in for.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2018
You already know if a $800 box of plastic bricks that will resemble the Millennium Falcon when finished is something up your alley.
If you are that sort of person, you won't be disappointed in it. Thing is massive. The instructions actually have images to show you how to properly lift it and move it around.
I clocked roughly 21 hrs total build time. I'm not sure if that's fast or slow. Make sure you not only have somewhere spacious to build it but also somewhere in mind to put it before starting.
One look at the manual (see pic) when you take it out of the box and you'll get an idea of what you're in for.
If you are that sort of person, you won't be disappointed in it. Thing is massive. The instructions actually have images to show you how to properly lift it and move it around.
I clocked roughly 21 hrs total build time. I'm not sure if that's fast or slow. Make sure you not only have somewhere spacious to build it but also somewhere in mind to put it before starting.
One look at the manual (see pic) when you take it out of the box and you'll get an idea of what you're in for.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2018
Take you time building it and make sure you place the pieces correctly...it's hard retracing your steps...there are over 1300.
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2018
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2018
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Amazon Customer
Very large so make sure you have lots of space to assemble
Reviewed in Canada on January 27, 2019
Amazon Customer
Reviewed in Canada on January 27, 2019
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Bill Nye
Heartbreak in a box.
Reviewed in Canada on April 13, 2022
Bill Nye
Reviewed in Canada on April 13, 2022
The thing about this build is, it's flimsy. To make a Falcon that is 2 feet wide by 3 feet long, should have required 10,000 pieces. Way too many weak connections and poor fasteners. The entire top panels basically rest on the structure, nothing snaps into place. You'll find while you're installing a new piece, previous pieces you've installed will pop off and need reinstalling. Once you get close to the end, there's little to no structural integrity, even when lifting the ship as the manual instructs, the weight of it causes the ends to bow and pieces to fall off.
I bought a stand, the most recommended and managed to get it on it. It looked great until I closed a drawer below and the ship collapsed and started breaking into pieces. I tried to salvage it, bit with every motion, another piece fell off. Like I said, they do a lot of one nub overlap in the construction so it's flimsy. Once it starts to fail, it's like dominos. Now I have 7500+ pieces of heartbreak in a box. I'm going to rebuild it, with super glue to compensate for Lego's money grab design.
This set isn't like other Lego sets, build it where you plan to display it and don't go near it when it is done. I've spent thousands upon thousands of dollars on Lego, this was to be my pride and joy, instead, it's my biggest disappointment. For 1K CAD, I'd expect much better Lego.
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