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

I bought this for my son for Christmas and was very glad I did. He’s a very advanced lego builder for an 11 year-old, but I was thinking I would have to do the lion’s share of work. He ended up putting it together in about 14 hours over three days. I supervised the build for about three of those hours. Make sure you have a large spot identified to build it on and a place to put it afterwards. This thing is quite fragile and you won’t be moving it from place to place often. The instructions are amazing. It’s a full, spiral-bound book with the history of the Falcon and it’s specs along with the directions. What made this really shine was the custom light kit from Bricksmax we bought separately. My son also put this in and seeing it lit up really adds the final touches. This thing is awesome for stop motion videos which my kids love doing. When they’re done we’ll put it in a stand in our bookshelf and may get the Star Destroyer but it won’t be anywhere near as detailed a set as this is.

My partner and I bought this LEGO set to cut back on evening television watching during the COVID shelter-in-place restrictions, and now dedicate a couple of nights per week to building this LEGO project together. Sortof like some people play cards or put together puzzles. Its a fun way to feel productive, and to connect without the distraction of television. Were now well on our way to finishing building this incredible Millennium Falcon model and cant wait to proudly display it! The book not only contains very detailed step by step instructions, but also a lot of nice history regarding Star Wars origins. This set is really awesome and is sure to keep you busy for weeks (if not months). Awesome project!

Got this on a may 4th sale. Love it, but the box was hashed by delivery seller people, wink wink. Make sure you select gift wrapping, I feel so dumb for not.

Ok, honestly, I havent cracked the seal on the box yet on my set. However, I have several fellow Adult Fan of LEGO (AFOL) that have bought and built this set over the years, so Ive seen numerous displays and builds over the years. At over 7500 pieces, it was Legos largest set until the Colosseum dropped last year, and the Art World Map came out this year. The great thing about this iteration of The Falcon is the incredible level of detail and hidden little Easter eggs throughout the set. Another nice feature is the inclusion of not only the classic trilogy characters (in standard Minifigures size), but they included the new trilogys main cast as well! So whichever you prefer, you can have captain the ship and perform various tasks and comedic things in and on the MILLENNIUM FALCON. If you are a SERIOUS AFOL and Star Wars super fan, than this $800 set is a great collectable to add to any home! There are numerous third party display cases & mounts for displaying this massive (I mean MASSIVE!), nearly 30lb set, so be sure to check those out as well! There are even some lighting kits out there, which is suggest picking one up (if you want working lights) BEFORE building, so its easier to add that feature while building, instead of having to tear it apart and rebuild later.

I mean where do you even start with this? This is an AMAZING build, I had so much fun building this and was up way too late for a lot of nights working on it. There is SO much detail throughout the entire set, it is so well thought out and the attention to every little detail is awesome. Take lots of pictures throughout the build to reference later if you need to put something back Be prepared to spend a ton of time building this, I dont think I even really know how much time I spent on it, but every minute of it was so much fun. I finished it ~13 days after I started it, but I worked on it in the morning, during breaks and at night after the kids went to bed. I highly suggest getting some trays to put the pieces into for each step, I bought (2) trays and would open the bags and put all the larger parts into one of the trays and the smaller parts into the other tray and that really sped up the process. I only started that on maybe day 3 and it was a lot smoother once I did. The other big suggestion that I have would be to look ahead a few steps in the instructions each time you are starting a new piece/section; there were a couple times you could build duplicates of pieces, but it only showed you on the last step. That didnt happen very many times, usually the first step would show you x2 and you could build the multiple pieces at the same time, but I definitely got caught by that at least once. Make sure you have a big area to build, I used a larger coffee table to build on and the couch to keep the unopened bags on. If you have small kids be careful, there are lots of small parts around during the build and it would be easy for them to get ahold of them. A lot of people asked me what was the point of all the detail on the inside of the Millennium Falcon once the top was on. Each of the panels comes off the top to expose all the details on the inside, so you can take a look at things later or leave a couple panels off if you want to. I would recommend taking pictures when you are assembling those sections of where the connecting rods go so you remember how to put it back together when you do that them off. There is definitely a certain order it needs to be done in so that all the pieces lay properly. If you are going to get a stand or case, know that all of them require you to remove if not all of the landing pads most of the landing pads, which kind of sucks, but it definitely helps with the foot print in the end if you are going to display it. Overall I highly recommend this set if you are into Star Wars and enjoy a more complicated build. I had a lot of fun building it and love having it to display in my office!

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.

I have no idea where Im going to put it when Im done beautiful set

Its expensive, but quite a challenge. Took a weekend with the kids to put together. We had a blast!

Waited all Black Friday week refreshing to get this on Lightning Deal only to have it sell out in less time than it took to add and buy it. Not pleased with Amazons handling of it as they either didnt put many for sale at the sale price (click bait) or fell victim to bots. Called twice and spent over a combined hour trying to get them to honor the deal (40% off) with no luck. Decided to go ahead and sell off some other sets to pay full price. If I hadnt opened a Prime Card to get a discount, Id have bought it off Lego.com to get points towards freebies and future purchases. I really appreciate how Amazon shipped it inside original Lego shipper box for added protection. Arrived in great shape. The unboxing was fun as the four inside boxes have art and movie quotes about the Falcon. The instruction manual is heavy and well-printed with lots of extras for fun reading. The build took about 20 hours ( and Id consider myself advanced). The minifigs chosen for the set are cool and appropriate. Id recommend building a display stand for them. The build itself was mostly fun as its both lego technic on the interior and shell covering for the outside and details. The detail, size, and weight are no joke. I feel this is definitely more a display piece than a playset and needs a vertical display stand in order to truly show off the detail without using too much shelf space. It can be difficult to move, so hang onto all instructions in case something falls off. I tried doing Lightailing and Briksmax, but its very difficult and in my mind not worth the headache. Overall, a great piece if you can afford it, find the time and room to build and display it, and feel satisfied not having much playability with it.

Purchased this for Christmas! Our son 11 years old has been asking for it for over 3 years and we figured we should get it now before the retire the design. It’s a lot of money but it’s also a lot of Lego. I’m sure it will not disappoint once Christmas comes around.