LEGO Star Wars: Millennium Falcon (Hard to Find) - 7541 Pieces (75192)

This set is challenging, but it is suppose to be. Detail is great, it's neat seeing a part that looks like a pair of handle bars on a bike turned into something completely different. As far as people talking about missing pieces, All of my pieces were there, but I have build a lot of Lego kits and the very few times I've had something missing Lego is very good about making it right. This is a grown up model for display, if you are building it for your kids to play with then you have bought the wrong version of the Falcon. I've leaned mine up for display with no problem, but if you have a problem of parts falling off, buy some kragle and fasten them together. All in all it was fun and enjoyable and I would love to build it again. What a stress reliever

I've been a Lego Star Wars collector for over 15 years, and I own almost all of the more prominent sets that have come out since I started collecting, with special emphasis on the highly detailed UCS sets, but when it comes to the 75192 UCS Millenium Falcon, they all pale in comparison. The set takes quite some time to build even for someone with experience, but I must say that every minute spent building it is most welcome, for the build itself is extremely fun and challenging in a rewarding way. Where it most shines, however, it´s when it´s finally complete; the set itself is massive which makes it a perfect display piece, but the ammount of detail put into it is what immediately draws your eyes onto it and doesn't let go. This is an exact scale replica of the most popular vehicle in pop culture history, but with the incomparable Lego charm we all know and love. Keep in mind that, despite actually having a couple highly detailed interior spaces, this is by no means a play set, and is rather meant for display so I would not recommend it for children at all. This is in my opinion the best set Lego has ever produced, and I must say that you´ll likely regret missing the chance to have it for yourself if you're a Lego Star Wars fan!

Like most of the people who have submitted reviews on the BIG Falcon kit, I waited a long time to get mine. As the others, I was excited to put together this monster. I have over a hundred Lego kits, mostly in the Creator and Technic series. I have a form of arthritis and my doctor strongly supports my building kits as a way to maintain the use of my fingers and hands. I found this kit to be extremely difficult yet fun to put together. But it is very slow. I had trouble with subassemblies fitting together and disassembled and reassembled many of them. Some went together better and several just wouldn’t stay in place. There is one subassembly that has to be installed from under the main body which is mostly complete. I had to put the main structure up on two 2 by 4’s to get enough clearance to get the subassembly and my hands into the area to install it. I really wanted to stand this on its side so it could be displayed on a shelf. It didn’t take long to see that is impossible. Too many of the top plates just slide right off if the body is tilted even slightly. It can only be displayed sitting on it landing gears. At the local retail outlet, they had one on about a 30-degree side angle for display. I talked to the clerk and asked how they got that to work. She said they had to have it glued together to get the parts to stay in place. Mine has been disassembled and stored back in the box. Someday I will build it again. Not for the display factor, but just because I love the challenge. I have the original smaller Falcon for a display.