LEGO Star Wars Millennium Falcon 75105 Building Kit, 96 Pieces, Multicolor, Kids

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I got this as a gift for my son and I am so glad that I did! It took us a while to put it together, but we had a tonne of fun doing it! It was something fun we could do as a father/son kind of thing too! He played with it forever and after a while he eventually put it with the rest of his Star Wars LEGO collection. It came very quickly and in great condition. I would recommend getting this LEGO piece as it is not only a classic - I mean who doesn't want the Millennium Falcon - but for a lot of fun putting it together as well!

Que podemos decir del halcón milenario, excelente producto de lego para cualquier persona que se diga ser fan de StarWars. Es la versión mas actualizada, que cuenta con personajes como Rey, Finn, BB-8, Chewbacca, Han Solo, y 2 de los ladrones.Tiene bastantes piezas, un poco difícil de armar, ideal para los pequeños de la casa, tiene muchas piezas ocultas, las cuales tu o quien lo arme podrá irlo descubriendo poco a poco.Compralo para tu niño interior, o para tu hijo(a), si lo tienes, la verdad puedes gastar un buen de tiempo en armarlo (4 o 5 horas aproximadamente), y será muy divertido. Las instrucciones son bastante claras.

The good:-Very detailed-Long build-Great minifigsThe not so good:-Very little detailing on the bottom of the ship-Tight squeeze inside the cockpit-Lots of stickersThe GoodThis Lego Millennium Falcon was released to coincide with the release of the new film. It was basically a rehash of another Lego Millennium Falcon that was released several years ago. I don't know what changes they made since I do not own that set (other than different minifigs of course and the newly designed communications dish). I did own the first Lego Millenium Falcon from the late '90s and this is a HUGE step up from that one.The build itself took a long time. Which is what I want in a huge set like this. It's no fun if you complete the build quickly. I haven't built a set this big in over 10 years and Lego has made their sets more intricate than they use to. The pieces are divided up into about 15 smaller bags that are numbered and you are suppose to open each bag as the directions direct you to. I like to savor the build by opening all the bags and mixing them all up. If you don't like sitting on the floor to build these then you should probably eat on the couch for a few days and build on the dining room table. Take your time and pay attention to detail. There are some pieces that are a dark charcoal gray and there are some that are silvery metallic and they are both small pieces that look like radiator vents. It's not a big deal if you mix them up but if you want to stay true to the directions pay close attention. These pieces are almost indistinguishable in the instructions and you really have to look closely to know which ones to use.The ship is built in sections due to its size and also due to the size you will have to pay attention to the placement of the parts. The minifigs are very detailed compared to the original Star Wars yellow-skinned figures from back in the day. The main hull of the ship is also very detailed and includes a cargo section, engine room, Dejarik table, smuggling compartments, and more.The Not So Good:There are a lot of stickers. It almost takes a master Lego builder to get them to sit straight on the pieces. Take your time putting them on. The best way I have found is to line up one edge and then slowly roll the rest of the sticker down. Once it is seated all the way it is not easy to remove without damaging it. If you fiddle with it too much it starts wearing down the corners turning them white. Most of mine turned out okay because I took my time. If you are a kid you might want help from a parent.Another negative aspect is the cockpit is kind of small. If you want two minifigs in the cockpit you will have to stagger them so they aren't side by side. If you want Han, Chewbacca, Rey, and Finn all in the cockpit good luck. I think there's a kid on YouTube who came up with a modification to make them fit better. If you have the spare parts check it out.The ship is overall very detailed except for the ventral section. Most of it is made of flat panels and the landing gear are sturdy but look cheesy. There is a turret that turns and the loading ramp does flip down (with little headroom). The whole ventral side has a squareness to it when it should have a more saucer shape to it. This doesn't effect playability too much although retractable landing gear would have been nice if I planned on flying it around the house.Overall this ship is great for an intermediate builder who likes Star Wars or space ships. It doesn't have quite the detailing of the ultimate collectors edition but it is a great build nonetheless. Happy building!

es una gran pieza de Lego, la nave es muy detallada, en definitva buena pieza para pasar tiempo armando y exhibirla una vez terminada, lo recomiendo ampliamente ademas de tener un buen precio

Built this lego set with my SO. We had a lot of fun doing it. Lots of detail in this set, and it will keep you occupied for a while! Took us a good half day to put it together, makes for a great weekend activity. Instructions were clear as usual with lego sets. Great "brick to dollar" ratio, with just over 1300 pieces. When put together it's quite large, and displays nicely - the land gears do a good job of keeping it up without having to worry about it tipping over or anything. I proudly display this on my TV bench now.Overall very happy with the design, quality and value of this set.