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Incredibly late but I agree. I don't mind gappiness if we get a design that actually looks round, but the design of the Interceptor one is way too jumbled. I prefer the more simple approach with 75095. I just wish the windshield piece was trans-black instead of trans-clear, but that applies to every windscreen pieve they do (Millennium Falcon especially!)

Looks really damn good

This is looking really really good, now wondering if I should hold off on building the Brick Vault falcon and wait to see how this turns out! I assume interior is a no-go on this one?

All good I will figure it out myself like a professional

Sorry to revive an already revived dead thread, but was curious if @ScottishDave had any photos of his new Falcon with the panels removed? Curious how your awesome SNOT mandibles are attached, as well as the other panels in general. Thank you!

following this on Flickr and its looking pretty great! Big fan of the SNOT techniques for the mandibles and whatnot but I agree with magureanpaul that my personal taste prefers more "messy" Falcons like the UCS. Still looks really good though.

This is looking awesome, crazy that I remember seeing this thread when it started and you're still working on it!

My favourite part of this is actually the cockpit interior, looks really good

I've been seeing all these giant LEGO sets come out in the past few years like the Titanic, ATAT, Venator, Eiffel Tower etc, and noticed that none of them have those giant spiral-bound instruction booklets that would usually be reserved for the biggest sets. The UCS Millennium Falcon and Star Destroyer from the past decade both had them, but now LEGO seems to prefer to just do several normal booklets instead of 1 giant one. For the Titanic it makes sense since that whole set is built in 3 distinct parts, but why does the Venator have a whopping 4 instruction books? The giant ring-bound books were part of what made the Falcon and Star Destroyer such cool experiences for me at least, so it's a shame Lego doesn't seem to want to do them any more. Any ideas?

I can't even think of 12 but the number 1 is the UCS Falcon, which I doubt will fit in any of those cubbies. Snowspeeder is cool though.

UCS Millennium Falcon

Damn that is an incredible display.

Those mandibles and underside are the stuff of legends, damn good Falcon

Get ducked, if you've watched the show at all you'd know the entire facility is just plain white rooms, but there's still heaps of detail in this MOC. Lets see your version.

Wow this looks exceptional!

This looks great, thanks in no part to the great location choice for the photos!

Fantastic model, always loved the cloud cars

Wow, as far as Millennium Falcons go I feel like I've seen em all at this point, but this might just be my new favourite! the excellent photography certainly helps, and it honestly makes the UCS set sitting on my dresser look like crap in comparison. Oustanding work.

Looks great, maybe upload some better pictures so we can see the whole thing?

That is beyond awesome. Would love to see a Millennium Falcon in this style!

Interior looks incredible, my only complain is the holes in the mandibles look a bit big, but unless Lego makes arches that can create a 3x3 hole, it doesnt seem like that can be fixed at all. Amazing MOC regardless and really stands out in the sea of Falcons.

Easily the best Falcon Ive ever seen at that scale. Insane building techniques. Impeccable

The UCS Falcon is still the definitive crown jewel of the Star Wars sets and I don't see it retiring any time soon. The ATAT is cool but definitely not as cool as the Falcon. Same price, choice is yours.

The background is definitely the best part, but not quite sure if it justifies the price of admission. Plus I like to be able to do mods and whatnot to my sets so putting them in a glass box probably isnt for me anyway. Good review.

This looks amazing! The skull design is very creative