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@eddmont never seen the original post, but I have lego 75040 that let me imagine this way. And I'm working on doing an ATAT by my self with minifig scale, so big round tile and other are in my mind. But I did it this morning only to help forumers + build challenge, and will not realise it on my falcon.

I tried like that, not far away I guess

It's my turn to share you a mod made by myself, the empty room on the back right of the ship. I love what lock did, but I'm not ready to change the original design of other rooms, so I decided to create a crew cabin even if this is not the right place in the falcon. I kept corridor design (here I hid back panel where there will be stickers), there is bathroom with toilets, shower and a bed as original. the chair is the same as in the left cabin, bed is entire "tiled" I loved the idea of an old computer for this "piece of junk", there is a secret place on the ground and the control panel is hiding 2 secrets armoires, for death star instructions for exemple I put extra green light as original ship, shower and some pipes have rust finish Now I'm collecting pieces... and I could see if all can feet inside the falcon as expected

Look around 361, I did a test, impossible to fall without amount of torque

Strange cases, I build my falcon 1 year ago and it does'nt fall... there is a dark bluish gray slope that is here to maintain the panel. Did you use it? here you can see that my panel is put on the slope it can't fall down

Hello Jason, can you be more precise, a picture of the panel concerned?

Hello everybody, first post for me here and I'm very happy to share with you my Falcon version as I read this topic during Covid context in France from March to June 2020. Specially thanks for all great ideas from Bricksmarlin and Lock. This version is not yet finished, many work on reactors and inside the Falcon are waiting, but I need more and more extra parts... As you will see, I made a kessel run nose since many monthes and now, it 's not possible for me to look at a falcon without it :o) This was a very big challenge since this safety module is engaged between original mandibles without any attachment point, only sliding between them. Some work needed outside the escape module And another big challenge... now working by turning an upside brick: