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Instructions for – Millennium Falcon™ |

To complete the set for photographs, I took a couple of plates from non-essential surfaces and the wing, and attached them to the places you can actually see. Top view when all the lower surface is finished. Pity I kego have the Tantive IV Yet strangely enough I had a left-sided wing left over.

And a final shot manuaal the finished set, including the name plate. Inside, all the different sorts of pieces are bagged together – there’s no division based on section, so it was a lot of work to find pieces as I went along. So I then had to make the other six. It’d be very cool to get the Millenium Falcon and the Star Destroyer built together.

The image it showed for the section to be built was not what was actually built in the section – it was a repeat of the image for the previous section.

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The saga for this Lego set began in when I first saw it for sale online. How stupid is that. So I asked my friend Dave to buy it for me and ship it out. By Christmas night I’d finished this much of it. Here’s some shots of the finished Lego set Some detailed shots These were the pieces I had leftover. Showing the landing gear attached Looking up from underneath Working on the engine lights Back view of the engines attached The outline of the ship is now defined A front view The pieces are starting to thin out now Looking up from underneath at the newly attached lower skin A shot of the left side And the right side – showing the way-cool lowering gangway The upper and lower gunnery covers Looking through to the lower guns Top view when all the lower surface is finished Stu holds it up for me to show the whole base One of the side attachment gizmos Cockpit base is now attached By Boxing Day night, this was how far I’d progressed Han stands next to his ship for scale Work completed by the 27th – not much else has been done!

And the right side – showing the way-cool lowering gangway. Looking through to the lower guns. The outline of the ship is now defined.

By Christmas night I’d finished this much of it An in-progress shot on Boxing Day A shot of the seven landing struts while they were in progress. Everything is spread out over our dining table Here the chassis is complete.

The pieces are starting to thin out now. Working on the engine lights. Kazza the Blank One mnual. Back on New Years Day – engine covers now done.

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When I pull it apart I’ll be pulling it apart carefully in sections as per the instructions. Mmanual manual also had a mistake on page I suppose I could have made a mistake somewhere, but I doubt it, as to ,ego missing pieces would mean getting out extra for the inventory for the step, as well as finding a place for them not in the instructions. Back view of the engines attached. A shot of mankal left side. Eighteen hours of work. There were two 2×3 grey plates missing, and a small right-sided wing.

Han stands next to his ship for scale. The box was massive. Stu holds it up for me to show the elgo base. Here’s everyone except Luke in the cockpit. The upper and lower gunnery covers. So the next time I build it it will be a lot quicker. Lego Millenium Falcon This thing is rock solid and strong enough to bear the weight of all the lego when the ship is complete. Married to “the sweetie”, aka Stu.

Here the chassis is complete.

At this point we flew away to Queensland for five days. I missed the instruction at the beginning that said there were seven of them, and so had completed one when I saw x7. So it wasn’t until 5 January that I could complete photographing it. Everything 101799 spread out over our dining table. So there we go.

Looking up from underneath. Looking up from underneath at the newly attached lower skin.

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An in-progress shot on Boxing Day. A shot of the seven landing struts while they were in progress. The manual was even fatter than the Star Destroyer’s one.