5 Years Too Late!! LEGO UCS Millennium Falcon Review

LEGO sets in this video: Millennium Falcon ❯ bit.ly/45yWQI9 World Map ❯ bit.ly/45sbcua Titanic ❯ bit.ly/3tAFBZH

Usually LEGO retires sets after two or three years of production. The fact that this set is still on the market after five years shows that it is still selling incredibly well.

Let's just clarify, your stock X bid may be €570, but they will pile on fees to the point where it approaches LEGOs retail price.

It feels very old and nostalgic, cause most of these LEGO boxes for the sets have a realistic background while the more recent ones (Titanic, The Pyramid of Giza, etc.) are pitch black. Another thing about the set is that the pieces. In person, the set looks very big with the of pieces in exterior view. The pieces inside is probably the most. I love this set for it's exterior look. It look complex at first but once you start to really see the potential for creativity, the set will feel like a whole spaceship being built and in progress.

Such a weird coincidence that Jang and Tiago are both reviewing the UCS Falcon now after so many years

Such an impressive set! I'm not the biggest Star Wars fan, but this is truly epic. This is one set I'd love to build, but unfortunately I just have no way to properly display it...

Having the two versions of a ship that is present in more than one trilogy is quite a good idea. If one day they release a Lars farm i hope they may include from each trilogies.

I am surprised both Jang and tiago are reviewing this set this year and at very near intervals (Jang on end May 2022 and this today mid June). Anyways brickeconomy surprisingly listed this as "Retiring soon with a number of region already retired the set" though it was supposed to retire 2023. Anyways for those who are sleeping on this set, still, suggest to get it asap. My physical store had it listed as "Out of Stock"

Even though the Millennium Falcon is my favorite spaceship by far and I've even spent thousands of hours over the course of six years working on my own 1:70 scale model, I still think getting this UCS set wasn't such a smart idea since it's taking up about a fourth of my building table (and has been sitting there since 2017, since I don't have any shelves large enough to fit this hunk of junk.) What everyone seems to forget is how this model doesn't just take up space when you build it, but actually every day and every night in the future. The falcon isn't particularly high, but its footprint is insane. The UCS AT-AT could probably be crammed into the darkest corner of a room, but unless you feel comfortable mounting the Falcon on a vertical display stand, it takes up enough real estate for Mr. Ditkovich to ask for rent.

I got my hands on this in mid February, and I absolutely love it. It’s a centerpiece in my room and is totally awesome!

Letss goooo Thank you Tiago. I was waiting a lot for this one ^^

Tiago, i love ur videosand i love the way you do it. keep up the good work!

Great video 👌 I'm currently in the process of finally building mine after owning it for a few months. Very enjoyable build. Definitely happy I invested in more sorting trays for this one!

Thanks allot my friend tiago for the site with those lego sets with awesome pricetags!

hey man love your vids they are awesome keep on improving

I have the new UCS set now, but I used to have first one before it got sold at a garage sale while I was in a different state... along with the Death Star II... those sets are my Holy grail now

Just got this set like a few weeks ago glad to see the review lol

Minor note. The rings on the side are docking ports, not escape pods

Since you mentioned wanting a full interior, perhaps it would be a cool chance to check out the brickvault UCCS millenium falcon. It is a third party set but I think it would be a cool comparison and would provide the unique insight of an actual lego designer looking at 3rd party building techniques and designs.

I have the UCS Millennium Falcon, and I still feel slighted for not getting R2D2, Luke Skywalker, and Lando Calrissian, considering all three of them were in The Empire Strikes Back.