LEGO Star Wars Millennium Falcon 75375 Toy Building Set, 921 Pieces

Absolutely love a smaller falcon. This can go great on a shelf or desk and has such a great displayability as well as detail for a smaller build. Much prefer this to a larger Falcon

This LEGO Millennium Falcon is exceptional. Compact yet perfectly proportioned, it captures the cockpit and mandibles with remarkable accuracy. Clever SNOT techniques packed into 921 pieces deliver rich detail. With its dynamic display stand, it offers brilliant value and presence without taking over your space.

The build process is all right. I think this model trades substantial structural integrity for minor aesthetic gains. All in all, the angled panels that make up the majority of the ship are insecure. The whole model is frustrating to hold. It looks very nice and captures a fantastic "lego-ness." I purchased this model to use as the Krayt Fang in the Star Wars tabletop RPG beginner campaign, thinking I'd just swap a few pieces here and there. Instead, I wound up rebuilding around half of the panels for structural integrity. Part of my frustration with this model is discovering how very mild tweaks resolved virtually all the flimsiness (granted, I also heavily altered the underlying ship concept). It is a ton of fun to "make your own Falcon" with this thing once you get those flimsy panels corrected, and it's an excellent desk ornament if not handled. But this set really needed more time in the workshop. Hope they make more ship models at this scale!

As I learned from the Enterprise D, these anti gravity builds are a bit annoying when you’re tasked with assembling segments underneath, especially when the model is teetering on a very flimsy stand. It was fun, however, and as I got this as a gift, I felt compelled to complete it, and Im glad I did. It definitely did not motivate me to move up to the big falcon, nor am I excited about future Star Trek sets. I am, once again, interested in ground up builds as my primary future builds.

This is the first lego set I've ever bought for my kids. WOW, I did not expect for it to be so complex or challenging for them, it teaches instruction reading reading and assembly through visuals and that is a very welcome trait to teach my children. When their in their 20's Ikea will be a breeze. Definitely will be buying more.

Overall a really good set, and really good realism. The techniques used to connect the panels was interesting, as the panels are hinged, then snapped together to get the angle. I have never seen it before, and it made building the set feel like a new experience, different from many other common complex lego sets.

It was fun but I wish there were little more and little less details some areana are to detailed and others aren’t detailed enough

I’ve built an incredible amount of Lego sets in my day, well over 100. I’ve never ever experienced a build this bad before. This thing is held together by literally what is a hair- if you even breathe on it wrong it will fall apart. I lifted it up in the way that is instructed (from the base) and moved it and at least 6 pieces fell off. Holding it in any way will literally break off panels and pieces you didn’t even remember putting in certain places. It’s just an actual hair pulling nightmare. I would never in your life suggest picking up this kit, as while it looks fairly decent it’s just not worth the annoyance.

It is very fun to build and I had a loot of fun and it is worth buying it

My eight year old grandson bought the Lego millennium falcon with his own money he built it with no help in about two hours I think that is pretty amazing .