LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Millennium Falcon 75192 - Expert Building Set and Starship Model Kit, Movie Collectible, Featuring Classic Figures and Han Solos Iconic Ship, Best Gift for Adults

Sturdy and very detailed. We got this for our Lego loving son and he spent nearly 2 weeks bringing this creation to fruition. The detail inside that provides support is amazing and the size is huge! A toddler may try to ride it. Was pleasantly surprised. Not that Lego lets you down but this is amazing in scope. The illustrated book hat comes with it just adds to the finished work. This is something you will want to display. Not for young children and it is a bit heavy once completed. Well worth the money. Will update with pictures.

As much as I love Lego and have since I was a child and share that with my child, I cant say this was worth the money. I only bought it because of a discounted price for a set that is expensive, regardless of my aforementioned love. The UCS is a collectors set, and my Lego box (not the shipping box) had several dings, creases and a tear in it. Not worthy of collection at any price! I would like it replaced with a nice one, but that is not an option. Not sure what to do as I cant even reach out to the vendor Lego. The more I think about it the more disappointed I become :/ UPDATE- after reaching out to Amazon support and pleading my case, I was able to get the damaged original replaced! The process was not the normal easy Amazon return, but, with a little perseverance it all worked out and I am happy with this beast of a set!!

I’m not sure how to gauge the thickness of warmth of a LEGO set ... but I will say the box is pretty thick and it made me all warm and fuzzy unboxing it. For that alone I felt it deserved all 5 stars in both categories. As for value for money, I only gave it that rating since I was able to get it for 40% off on Black Friday. Just a warning : definitely pay attention to the size of the build. It’s all fun and games until you’re done and don’t really have a good place to put it. I had to sacrifice my office desk until I could find another table just to mount it.

If you have $800 laying around and are in the market for a mini figure scale Millennium Falcon this is probably going to be your best bet. Also remember 2 feet by 3 feet is pretty large so I recommend buying something for your significant other or mom or whoever you live with because this is basically a piece of furniture and they might be mad at you especially when it shows up unannounced. I recommend building it in the room you plan on keeping it in because it’s not easy to fit it through a traditional doorway. This thing is amazing, beautiful, so fun to build and I guarantee once you’re done building it and even while you build it, it’ll be worth every penny to you.

Not finished yet, but this is an adventure in and of itself - as good as the movies!!

Good: This is an architecture marvel. I cant even imagine the engineering that went into figuring out how all the pieces came together. Bad: This set had a lot of wrong/ missing pieces (I count at least 12). For example, a step will say to add a 1x2 dark gray tile piece, but there are no dark gray pieces left in the numbered bags, so I had to use a light gray piece instead. Or a step will say to add a 1x1 dark gray tile piece, but there are none in the current bags so I have to use a left-over one from a previous step. And I didnt care for the blind connections: the step would basically say this section goes on this section without clear directions about how the yellow axle piece should fit into a specific stud. Sure, its probably logical where the part should go, but it would have been better if there was some sort of cut-away view to make it clearer. And I dont understand the organization of the steps. For example, step 1 will say to connect a 2x6 black piece to a 2x10 gray piece. Then step 2 will be to add a 2x4 red piece to the the 2x10 gray piece. Why not combine these into 1 step? Then step 10 will be a sub-assembly of 5 steps (repeated twice) and put into place. Why not split into 10 steps? Then step 20 will say to connect 3 1x1 brown tiles pieces, 2 1x1 black pieces, 4 1x4 tan pieces, and 2 1/2 gray pieces. That could 11 pieces in 1 step. After all, the set has 1,379 steps, so why not reorganize these a little bit?

I really like it. The build is very long, but properly-paced- the more interesting bits are interspersed with the structure and plated exterior. Not sure what to do with it. I purchased a popular and well-reviewed stand here on Amazon and threw it away. Waiting on another from the UK.

Buy the third party mount. Its the only way to showcase this hog!

This master piece is just down right AMAZING!!! It is so beautiful just with the box itself. Packaging was great for being delivered fast. I bought this for my brother and I, hopefully we don’t fight over it like people do over family property lol. Anyways my brother almost had a heart attack just from seeing the box thank god he’s still alive to help me build it. Me being 18 I ran to my apartments office begging for the box it was an awesome feeling of excitement. It is expensive but it sure is worth the memories that will come along with it. Thank you lego and the Star Wars fan base! BUY IT DONT HESITATE

There is so much one can say about this super huge set. I built mine over 14 hours and a half and it just looks awesome in the table in the living room. It is a must for any Star Wars lego fan, and in general for any Star Wars fan. I will start by saying that the building is not as exciting. Many repetitive sections and too much empty space inside the ship. Yes, you build a couple of sections of the interior of the ship, but so much wasted space. The construction techniques, if that is something you are looking for, is sort of a mixed bag. Some sections are amazing, techniques really unique. But other sections leave just thinking mmm.... like those sections could have been better or used different pieces. Still, for its size, I would say that it is pretty good. Once complete, it loks amazing, but this is definitively the less playset set I have seen. Moving it around is super hard, as the ship itself is not super sturdy. It is definitively a collectible and not something to be playing around. Even for dusting it, it is very hard. It also doesnt help that some sections of the hull are just sitting there, with really no real support to make them more sturdy. This is for me what makes it a collectible that wont see much movement. Having built other big sets from lego, while I still loved this Millenium Falcom, there was this feeling that for its price, it should have been a better building experience. Still, it is an awesome lego set that I love having in my collection.