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When the LEGO Star Wars UCS Millennium Falcon (75192) was announced last week, some fans were wondering if there was anything exclusive that was included with the set. The first edition of the original 10179 Millennium Falcon included a Certificate of Authenticity which was signed by former LEGO president Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen and Product Designer Jens Kronvold Frederiksen.

We haven’t heard anything about anything exclusive during the press release but it looks like Zusammengebaut has gotten some new information about something that will be included. If you saw my post of the brochure, the back of it shows a black LEGO VIP card which might have been a hint. According to a German Shop@Home ad, it seems that fans who are buying the set at LEGO Stores or on Shop@Home when it is officially released on September 14 for Early Access will also get a limited edition VIP card.

Whether that same promotion carries over to here in the US remains to be seen. I also wonder if there’s anything special printed on the back of the card or if it’s just a regular VIP card that we can use. We’ll just have to wait for our LEGO email or until the Shop@Home is updated to see if we get the same thing as our friends in Germany.

Update: I’ve been told that it will indeed be available here in the US. It is available to the customers who purchase the UCS Millennium Falcon until the end of 2017 and it will be mailed to … Continue

The announcement of the LEGO Star Wars UCS Millennium Falcon (75192) was a pretty exciting event a few days ago but the actual release of the set on September 14 may be one of the most stressful things you will experience while purchasing a LEGO set. I’ve heard from a very trusted source that the set may be extremely limited upon its release, at least at LEGO Brand Stores, so much that you may have to line up early for a chance to get it. When I say early, I mean very early. Think of something like lining up for Hall H for the Marvel panel at San Diego Comic Con. I’ve been talking to some fans and they’re telling me that they will be lining up in the middle of the night to be one of the first people in line when the store opens.

As for online ordering, I expect it to be backstocked then temporarily out of stock in the first few minutes it goes live. I’ve also heard that if you’re lucky to get your order in, the set will be shipped triple boxed so it won’t be damaged during shipping. Even at the $800 price point, I have a feeling that the UCS Millennium Falcon (75192) will be more hard to get than the LEGO Ideas NASA Apollo Saturn V (21309).

Of course, this is all hearsay but I trust my source enough to do a dedicated post on it. You may say that this might cause a ruckus but … Continue

Today was the start of the Force Friday II promotion event at LEGO Brand Stores and fans were able to check out the newly announced LEGO Star Wars UCS Millennium Falcon (75192) which was on display. They were also handing out some swanky collectible brochures for the set as well.

The tri-fold brochure is made from some high quality paper that has a premium feel to it. There are parts of the images that have that uses the glossy material as well. The front of it shows the Millennium Falcon in all its glory while the back shows a VIP card with a blurb that says you can buy it 16 days before the general release. I’ll get more on that in a separate post.

When you open it, it shows some of the interior details of the Falcon and the other page shows the minifigures that are included with the set.

When you open up the other flap, you get some more details and stats. One thing that is new that the brochure tells us is that it will have 496 pages in a spiral bound booklet.

The last page again shows some of the details of the Falcon including the interchangeable antennas and the new cockpit.

Overall, the brochure is a neat collectible and it shows that LEGO is going all out on promoting this set. Check out some of the pictures of the LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series Millennium Falcon (75192) being displayed at the LEGO Store. These pictures were taken at … Continue

After much rumors and speculation for the past few years, LEGO has officially announced the newest LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series set with the updated Millennium Falcon (75192). This set has been teased for the past month and we can now finally talk about the highly anticipated set.

As stated in the teaser last week, the UCS Millennium Falcon will have a whopping 7,541 which makes it the largest set in terms of piece count dwarfing the previous record holder of the LEGO Taj Mahal (10189) which came in at 5,922 pieces.

Not surprisingly, you would expect a set this massive would be somewhat pricey and it’s no chump change. The new UCS Millennium Falcon will retail for $799.99/CA $899.99/£649.99. It will be available starting September 14 for VIP Early Access and October 1 for the general release.

On to the features of the ship, as my rumor post from the beginning of the year, the Millennium Falcon will include details from the Original Trilogy as well as the from the newer Episode VII and upcoming Episode VIII films. This includes two sets of minifigures as well as the interchangeable antenna.

Check out the official press release, designer video, and additional photos below of the new LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series Millennium Falcon (75192).

75192 Millennium Falcon™

Ages 16+. 7,541 pieces.
US $799.99 – CA $899.99 – DE 799.99€ – UK £649.99 – DK 6999.00 DKK
*Euro pricing varies by country. Please visit shop.LEGO.com for regional pricing.

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LEGO has revealed another teaser today for the supposed LEGO Star Wars UCS Millennium Falcon (75192). The UCS Death Star can fit in the largest LEGO shopping bag but this mystery set won’t be able to and may need some help taking it to the car.

We’ve already had a few teasers already with a pretty big one last week when they said that this set would have 7,541 pieces. We’re inching closer to the official reveal on Force Friday II this week so there’s something very exciting coming soon.

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LEGO has just revealed another teaser for for the upcoming LEGO Star Wars UCS Millennium Falcon (75192). It will come in at 7,541 pieces which is 1,619 pieces more than the current largest set in LEGO’s inventory for the Taj Mahal which has 5,922 pieces. It is highly rumored that the Falcon will be revealed at Force Friday II next week.

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LEGO has revealed yet another cryptic tweet, in the form of a video, of a big LEGO Star Wars that is coming October 1. This time it is a video showing a debris of bricks as a set is being assembled and eagle-eyed readers can probably figure out what it is. You can even see BB-8 flying through the debris of bricks.

This is the third teaser of a mystery set following the box and instruction booklet from previous weeks.

LEGO’s title on Facebook basically tells you in the title of what it is.

Get ready! #LEGOStarWars is assembling its biggest set yet! 😱 We just can't wait for October 1st! @starwars pic.twitter.com/bG5bYgHDv8

— LEGO (@LEGO_Group) August 15, 2017

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