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

He loves working on it! He’s at it every night after dinner!

Before purchasing this set, I read a lot of reviews on Amazon. Some said the set was very fragile, but after building it, I have to say that this is simply not the case at all. If you follow the directions closely and build it as instructed, this set is very sturdy. The main structural frame is extremely well designed with multiple redundancies to prevent it from coming apart (the technic pieces play a large part with this). Of course, the exterior is so well detailed with so many tiny pieces, that some of these will fall off if handled incorrectly, but as long as you dont drop the set, you dont need to worry about anything important falling apart. Not much detail work is put into the bottom of the ship - while one can view this as a drawback, it really helps with carrying the set around as you can just wrap your arms underneath without fear of disturbing any fragile sections. This Millennium Falcon is a gorgeous set to look at and a challenging build. Well worth the $800 price tag!

I got mine 4/3 and started in, only a few days off here and there. I have completed to date (4/26) 6 of the 17 bag sets. The table is 36x36 inches. The instruction book alone weighs 6lbs

For those that love Star Wars and want a challenge building something, this is it. It took me about 15+ hours to build the entire set. The instructions are very well written, but long. There are plenty of pieces that are made to come off to play with it. The set is very large, about 2 x 3. Some parts of it could have been connected better, while other parts could withstand a wrecking ball. It does have some stickers that need to be attached as you go along to give it a little spin from the normal assembly. Not only did this sets box come in its own shipping box, but that box was also in its own shipping box so the set came in pristine condition. All-in-all, I would buy this set again if I had the money and wanted more than 1 falcon. They need to make other Lego sets this large (piece and challenge-wise).

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.

As a collector of Star Wars models this had been on the list for a while and did not disappoint

I finally finished building this beauty!! It took me over a month, but I was in no rush and had to divide my time between work and family time. You definitely have to have a place for it to sit WHILE you build, let alone display. Be aware, although the frame is pretty solid, when you start to add all the outer layers this set still has quite a bit of give when handling and moving. A lot of the top pieces sit using gravity to hold them in place. There are little spaces and gaps here and there, but if you’ve built other UCS sets before, this should be no surprise.Considering the amount of pieces and the total weight, I find this acceptable. I only mention this because it will definitely take away the “swoosh ability “ factor. Darn. Of course, at the end of the day, or late night, she is absolutely a stunning piece of work to behold. The detail is amazing! You really need to see it for yourself.

Came home to the falcon being DONE!! 5 days y’all and this child is finished! My mind is blown and I’m so proud! #LEGO #LEGOUCS #legostarwars #masterbuilder #bricksandminifigs #starwars

Update: FINALLY built this set and it is an AMAZING build! Some notes about how this is packaged. if you purchase this set pay close attention to the tape that seals the box. One side is red and the other green to note open on the green taped side. This puts the manual at the top of the box so it is easily lifted out. Open the box with that side up to prevent the manual from falling out and possibly damaging pages. One the manual is removed, four boxes are located inside with each containing 1/4 of the Millennium Falcon pictured when the boxes are together. One each box is a quote from STAR WARS about the Falcon. Each of the four boxes contains sets of bags. Surprisingly the bags arent in order by box. There are 17 bags for the set. The Lego 1989 Batmobile has 24 bags with less than half the pieces of the Falcon. There are multiple bags for each number so there could be 4 to 5 bags labeled as bag 1. So MANY more bags than just 17 technically. They at least kept all the same numbered bags in the same box so you will find all of bag 1 in a single box and not some in one box and the remainder in others. You will find like bag 1 in one box but bag 2 in another. There are also some unmarked bags for some of the larger and higher count pieces. The first two bags build the frame. Bags 3-9 build out the internal components of the ship and the outside outline of the ship. The hull of the ship top and underneath is assembled in in sections and independent of the frame so you can set aside the large frame as the hull is assembled and installed in sections until the end of the build. The manual as well as videos on the Lego site show how to carry/relocate the set. Caution should be exercised in carrying it or the integrity of the build can be affected or parts can crumble away. Top hull simply lay on in sections are have one technic piece that fits into another technic piece in the frame. The detail looks amazing. it is a display piece and it not for play as some Lego can be. There are some MOC instructions or Lego stands are available to display this beast on its side but the landing feet typically mist be removed to do so. There are also plexiglass of plastic stands out there are well. it certainly will take up less space displaying on its side but if there is room and in my opinion it looks great in landed position. Its not the biggest Lego in piece count anymore since the Coliseum was released but it does still seem to hold the record for the most expensive set and may also occupy more space than the Coliseum. I have not purchased the USC Star Destroyer but think the Falcon is a much better set because ti does have internal details. The Star Destroyer is $100 less with a much higher price per piece. More than likely the higher per piece is due to the number large pieces involved. Theres way more detail to the Falcon than Star Destroyer so the Falcon has a higher recommendation in my opinion. If you youre an avid Lego fan and dont mind the price, its recommended to pick this up while its still available and at regular pricing (at least directly from Lego) before it retires. Original: I have to admit, it hasnt been built yet. Currently it is saved either as a collectible or the ultimate build when the time is right but the set is amazingly huge. The box is approximately 25-30lbs. up until the Lego Colosseum was released, it was the largest Lego set by piece count. It may still hold the record as the most expensive set released to date and possibly the largest in size/diameter. That may take a little more measuring to ensure thats the case but over 7500 pieces is amazing. It comes in a large square box with three smaller boxes with printed images inside. Surprisingly it has only 19 bags for this many pieces. The Lego 1989 Batmobile has approximately 3300 pieces and has 24 bags. Instructions for handling this beast are given. There are only certain ways to pick it up and move it around so its not designed to be a play set. Some MOC creators design stands to display it on its side for better viewing and to take up less display space. Thats an option if you want to take this set on but have limited space to display. Picked this up at normal pricing as many sellers are now overpricing this set that is still available from Lego and has not retired yet.

This was the best lego I have built so far. The instructions were clear and the pieces fit perfectly. It took 3 weeks of part time building to complete. I have done the Imperial Star Destroyer and all the Technic cars. The Effiel Tower is next.