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LEGO®75105
Millennium Falcon™
Star Wars™Retired Product
A fun and imaginative gift with LEGO® purchases over $200, valid 5/16/22-6/14/22 while supplies last.*
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One of the most iconic starships of the Star Wars™ saga is back, and it’s leaner and meaner than ever before! As featured in exciting scenes from Star Wars: The Force Awakens, this latest LEGO® version of the Millennium Falcon™ is crammed with new and updated external features, including an even more streamlined and detailed design, detachable cockpit with space for 2 minifigures, rotating top and bottom laser turrets with hatch and space for a minifigure, dual spring-loaded shooters, sensor dish,ramp and an entrance hatch. Open up the hull plates to reveal even more great new and updated details inside, including the main hold with seating area and holochess board, more detailed hyperdrive, secret compartment, extra boxes and cables, and storage for spring-loaded shooter ammo. And of course no LEGO Millennium Falcon model would be complete without Han Solo and Chewbacca, as well as other great characters from Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Activate the hyperdrive and set course for LEGO Star Wars fun! Includes 6 minifigures with assorted weapons: Rey, Finn, Han Solo, Chewbacca, Tasu Leech and a Kanjiklub Gang Member, plus a BB-8 Astromech Droid.
- Build the famous Millennium Falcon, featuring detachable cockpit, dual spring-loaded shooters and detailed interior
- Featured in Star Wars: Episode VII The Force Awakens
- Includes Han Solo, Chewbacca, Rey, Finn, Tasu Leech, Kanjiklub gang member and BB-8 Astromech Droid
- LEGO Star Wars building toys are compatible with all LEGO construction sets for creative building
- Measures over 5” high, 18” long and 12” wide
- 1329 pieces – For boys and girls between the ages of 9 and 14 years old
Overall Rating
4.7
(232 Reviews)
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Overall Experience
Play Experience
4.5
Value for Money
4.2
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Reviews
January 19th, 2016
Average rating5out of 5 stars5.0Awesome
I would recommend this to a friend!
Purchased for: Self
This build was very cool. I loved building the set. It didn't take me long but I watched a couple Star Wars movies while building it. I won't go into detail about the set as there are a few who have done that and I completely agree with their write up. I do have more detailed pictures that you may enjoy. I did find that I was able to get Chewie to fit inside the cockpit with a bit of fiddling. *see picture* I will say that there was one piece missing but LEGO's customer service rocks and I'm sure they will be shipping out the piece to me soon :)Play Experience4.0Value for Money4.0Was this helpful?
55Millennium Falcon™April 18th, 2017
Average rating5out of 5 stars5.0She's got it where it counts!
I would recommend this to a friend!
Purchased for: Self
Ever since I started building Star Wars Lego I have wanted to get and build the Millennium Falcon. I am so pleased I finally decided to buy it, because this was a very enjoyable build, and the finished ship looks fantastic! This is by far the largest Lego set I have ever built. There are nine numbered bags inside, plus a couple of those have small add-on bags with the same number. There is also an extra bag with oversize parts. The instructions were on the whole clear, but there were a few pages where it would have been helpful to have a red circle showing where the new pieces were to be added. I also forgot that some of the numbered bags had an additional, small bag and wondered why a piece seemed to be missing, until I remembered. In total it took me four hours to build the Falcon, over two days. There are six minifigures in this set, plus BB-8, which I think is plenty. All the minifigures are excellent in their design and attention to detail. They all come with a weapon of choice, and there were some additional weapons in the bags, too. I already had Rey (two!), Finn and BB-8, but I was really pleased to get Han Solo and Chewbacca. The Falcon itself has a very detailed interior, with sofas and the holochess table, beds, control panels, the hyperdrive, smuggler's boxes and more. There are two spring-loaded shooters at the front, and rotating laser turrets at the top and bottom of the ship. There is a small landing ramp and a secret compartment, where you can store items to be smuggled, or a minifigure. The only flaw with my set is that I am unable to attach the round disc at the front of the cockpit, no matter how hard I try. :( Pros: - Really fun to build - The finished ship looks fantastic - Great minifigures - Plenty of play features - Detailed interior Cons: - Instructions could be clearer in a few places - My cockpit front piece doesn't attach All in all I would definitely recommend this set to any Star Wars Lego fan!Play Experience5.0Value for Money5.0Was this helpful?
55Millennium Falcon™September 5th, 2015
Average rating5out of 5 stars5.0Review of 75105 and comparison with 7965
I would recommend this to a friend!
Purchased for: Self
Star Wars: The Force Awakens – LEGO Millennium Falcon 75105 review and comparison with LEGO Millennium Falcon 7965 I just built the new LEGO Millennium Falcon from The force Awakens Star Wars movie. It shares some design features from the previous LEGO Millennium Falcon 7965, but there are several updates, some of which are very nice! First, the mini figures: - Han Solo with grey hair. Great print on torso, both front and back and front of his legs. Head has two expressions (wry grin and slight panicked look – both are trademark Solo looks and well done). Han has his proper blaster with scope. - Chewbacca has an updated coloring which continues through his legs. Most interesting is his two-part crossbow which will now actually fire round single LEGO. - Finn has printing both front and back on his torso. His legs are solid black. His face has two expressions, serious and what I would call mad. He comes with what I would call a standard issue rebel blaster. - Rey has her desert clothes printing on front and back as well as her legs. She too has two facial expressions, serious and what I’d still call mad. Rey’s gun is identical to Solo’s but is silver in color. - BB-8 doesn’t have much to share, it is two parts: a head and body. It appears BB-8 is also available in Poe’s X-Wing (75102). All other mini figures are unique to this set. - Tasu Leech has printing front and back on his torso and the front of his legs. He also has two expressions for his face. His weapon looks like a flintlock from the 1800s. I’m sure in the movie it’ll be a kick-butt throwback laser of some kind (as depicted on the box). - The last figure is a Kanjiklub Gang Member (apparent associate of Tasu Leech). He has printing on the front and back of his torso and the front of his legs, but only one facial expression. However, that one facial expression has a very cool looking eye patch and is very unique. His weapon reminds me of an 1800’s flintlock rifle. Same or near same as Millennium Falcon 7965: - It is the same size as the LEGO Millennium Falcon 7965. - Cockpit pieces – Chewbacca is too tall to fit inside the cockpit. - Landing gear is the same. - Roof panels which fold open for play-ability (note: accent pieces are different). - Dorsal and belly turrets are slightly different but basically the same as both rotate and bend up and down. - The ability to place two characters “manning” the turrets is similar; however, lacking the “control levers” which the 7965 set has. - The six round “vent” discs on the top stern are the same and still use stickers. See criticisms from LEGO 7965. - Smugglers hold. - Entry hatch. - Blue exterior engine. - The sides creating the round appearance. New for the Millennium Falcon 75105: - New sensor dish to match movie, but sadly it uses a sticker. Also, sadly, it is not attached to a rotating piece but is fixed pointing forward with a hinge so it can pivot from side to side (about 70 degrees). - With exception of a 1x2 flat computer piece, all other computer pieces are stickers. - The interior has much more detail, including the Dejarik (holochess) board, and replacing the brown chairs are LEGO with stickers giving much more detail to the area. There are also a lot more things all over the inside of the Falcon this time around. - Addition of two spring shooters (one in each side of the bow) is an excellent addition. Much better than those flick-fire missiles in 7965. LEGO gives you one spare bolt, which I clipped inside the interior above the entry way. - Related to the spring shooters, the holes on the top of the bow are no longer stickers! Although the back two have black pieces under them, the forward two are real holes and are the means to fire the spring shooters. Very well done! - Chewbacca’s bowcaster is now a two-piece weapon and has become a mini-shooter weapon. - And although I dislike lots of stickers, the stickers add a great deal of detail to both the exterior and interior (18 stickers). And, if they are expertly placed, will add a great deal of value to your set. On a positive note, LEGO numbered the sticker sheet so you know exactly which sticker the instruction is calling for. Thus far, I really like the set. There is a lot of play-ability and the set itself looks great. Comments: I wish Chewbacca could fit inside the cockpit. I will say this, replacing the cockpit is a pain. There are only four connecting points, but getting all four to connect takes a bit of patience. Not to mention, placing two figures in the cockpit makes it more challenging but can be done (minus Chewy). Since the cockpit is the same as 7965 the Chewy issue is not a new complaint. Also not a new criticism is the stickers for the disks on the top stern of the Falcon. It would be nice to have a retractable landing gear similar to the Shuttle Tydirium, but this is the same as 7965 and doesn’t really affect play-ability. Although I’m not a big fan of stickers, they do add a level of detail not achievable with things like chairs. The Dejarik area is definitely a plus for this set and way ahead of previous Falcon sets. In fact, I would put it more in alignment with the Ultimate Collector’s Edition Millennium Falcon. Admittedly, I’m not a big fan of the mini-shooters (since you will inevitably lose the small round LEGO); however, Chewbacca’s two-piece bowcaster is actually quite cool. I also think the two spring shooters in the bow of the Falcon is a very nice addition. Using the holes in the top bow of the ship is very clever way of adding authenticity and play-ability to this set. Probably my biggest disappointment for this set is the sensor array. I really wish it had been a printed piece. But more than that, unless the movie proves otherwise, I wish LEGO had given us a rotating piece like the dish has in every other Millennium Falcon set. However, if the movie proves the dish to be accurate, then well done. I mean, it is not like LEGO had this dish sitting around from other sets. It is unique to this LEGO set only! For comparison sake: LEGO 7965 released 2011 for $139.99 US with 1254 pieces. Six mini figures from Star Wars IV: A New Hope. LEGO 75105 released 2015 for $149.99 US with 1329 pieces. Seven mini figures from Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens. One might argue if you have a Millennium Falcon, do you really need another one? However, I suspect these figures are going to be unique to this set. And you’re definitely not going to find a better Dejarik area in any other Millennium Falcon, not even the UCS edition, in my humble opinion. I hope this is feedback has been helpful for you.Play Experience5.0Value for Money5.0Was this helpful?
55Millennium Falcon™June 30th, 2017
Average rating5out of 5 stars5.0Awesome ship...let's make it better
I would recommend this to a friend!
I have the previous Falcon so wasn't going to get this one at first. Til i found it on sale. SOLD! so glad i got it. Love the minor changes to the new one, and took the opportunity to make some "improvements" which i was planning on for the old one. Me and my boys have to share our legos. So i can't just look at them like a model (not even the Saturn 5). Whatever changes i make have to survive a 5 year old. Anyway, as for what was modified by me. Better landing gear! I scoured Google pics of the falcon before i settled on how i wanted to fix the landing gear flaw. Noticed it's 7 pads, the back 4 are essentially together in pairs. So that was the first modification i did. It's reinforced with red, 2x4 and 2x8 technic plates right now, to be swapped with more appropriate colors when/if they come into my inventory (one step at a time) Next was the cockpit. I noticed the large computer sticker in the cargo hold has a suitable flight control on the bottom of it. So i bought a second set of stickers from another site and cut the bottom strip off the large computer sticker to be my new flight control. Final major change was the front cargo clamps; the 4 inset mechanics sections. I took the ones from my previous falcon which are stickers on disks and combined them with the new design to give more depth and detail when looking in the holes, along with a few technic pieces (spring shooters still fire). Adding pics to show better than i can tell. A few minor changes include more cargo and storage throughout the ship. And a open cargo door at the front. And since i had double the stickers for the new falcon and the old stickers from my previous falcon (and a few of the stickers on the Resistance Transport ship which I didn't put on) i was able to add more detail on the top side. This Falcon is so worth the buy for kids to play with and adults to modify.Play Experience5.0Value for Money5.0Was this helpful?
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