The LEGO® Star WarsTM Millennium FalconTM set holds the current title as the largest, most expensive commercially available LEGO set ever produced. For fans of LEGO, Star Wars, or both, this set is the ultimate centerpiece. I own over 50 LEGO sets, including several in the 1,000+ piece range, and none of them come close to the majesty of this creation.
In this guide, you‘ll discover key facts on the #75192 Millennium Falcon LEGO set:
- Background on previous LEGO Millennium Falcons
- What‘s included in the 7,500+ piece 2017 version
- Where to buy it and what it will set you back
- Insights into the set‘s design complexity and display value
- Its rising value as a collectible on secondary markets
- How it compares to other high-end Star Wars LEGO sets
Let‘s delve in to why this set has made history both for LEGO Group and in the Star Wars universe!
The Evolution of LEGO Millennium Falcons
The Ultimate Collector Series (UCS) Millennium Falcon that debuted in 2017 is the 6th LEGO set to depict Han Solo‘s legendary Corellian freighter. LEGO has been constructing sets based on the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy for over 20 years!
LEGO Millennium Falcons Over Time
| Set Number | Piece Count | Release Year | Retail Price* |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7190 | 245 | 2000 | $30 |
| 10179 | 5,197 | 2007 | $500 |
| 75105 | 1,329 | 2015 | $150 |
| 75192 | 7,541 | 2017 | $800 |
* Prices listed are US dollars at time of each set‘s original launch.
As you can see, LEGO has produced Falcon sets across a wide range of size and price points. But none match the epic scale and intricate details of the 2017 UCS version.
What You Get Inside Set #75192
The Millennium Falcon LEGO set measures over 8" high and 33" long when constructed. It‘s built from 7,500+ pieces at a 1:1 scale with superb accuracy to the iconic starship‘s actual design…
