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The new Millennium Falcon also adds to its piece count by including two Hans (young and old) as well as Rey, Finn, BB-8, Leia, Chewie, C-3PO, a Mynock, and several Porgs, those cute owl-otter things that will debut later this year in The Last Jedi. The set will eclipse Lego’s last heavyweight champion, the Lego Taj Mahal set, which came with 5,922 pieces. The interior even includes a recreation of the Dejarik holographic game, which is just nuts. The whole set, which measures 8 inches tall, 33 inches long, and 22 inches wide, has a whole interior with a gunner’s seat and cockpit capable of seating four Lego minifigs, meaning Star Wars fans can recreate their favorite moments in itty bitty block form. This isn’t the biggest Lego set ever made, but it is the biggest ever packaged and released for retail by Lego.Īvailable on October 1 and retailing for a serious $799.99, Lego’s new “Ultimate Collector Series” Millennium Falcon will become the largest Lego set ever with 7,541 pieces. This fall, the biggest Lego set in history will arrive in stores in the form of the Millennium Falcon, along with a whopping ten (!!!) minifigs, including two Han Solos ( The Empire Strikes Back and The Force Awakens). See his photostream on Flickr for more photos.įinally, don’t miss Marshal Banana’s 10,000-piece Jawa Sandcrawler from 2011.A cinematic franchise as epic as Star Wars deserves an equally epic Lego set. Similarly, I’m deeply impressed with Marshal Banana’s greebling, which is particularly evident along the sides of the Falcon - it’s hard to look intentional without looking totally random.

Unlike the fairly bare belly of the official LEGO set, Marshal Banana’s version has a fully detailed underside. It’s clear from this top-down photo that the builder has spent some significant time with various reference materials - the plan view shows just how closely his model lines up to the shape and details published in books like The Essential Guide to Vehicles and Vessels. And here’s another shot of the light-up quad cannon emplacement.

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One of the most noticeable differences from the official LEGO set is the change to the sensor panel, as reflected in the minifig-scale Millennium Falcon I reviewed recently. Available on October 1 and retailing for a serious 799.99, Lego’s new Ultimate Collector Series Millennium Falcon will become the largest Lego set ever with 7,541 pieces.

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While the internal structure required to make the model light enough at 10 kg (22 pounds) but sturdy enough to pose at an angle like this doesn’t allow it to have a full interior, it does have light-up engines and gun wells. This LEGO Millennium Falcon measures 82 x 54 x 18 cm, or nearly three feet long. Hannes Tscharner planned a bit more ahead of me, and has spent the last year planning, designing, gathering the LEGO parts, and building his own Millennium Falcon from Episode VII.Īt 7,500 pieces, Marshal’s Millennium Falcon uses fully 50% more parts than the 5,195-piece official 10179 UCS Millennium Falcon (the second-largest LEGO set ever sold by part count, and arguably physically the largest set ever).

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I half joked in my post about improving Rey’s speeder that my next project would be to mod my 5,000-piece UCS Millennium Falcon set into the version seen in Star Wars: The Force Awakens.