I share your your passion for this model ! I myself have edition # 0063 of 1500. And I would never, ever sell mine! It's the holy grail of Star Wars props. You are as the rest of us MR replicas falcon model owners, very lucky to get!!! You can't get one for at least under $5000.00 and from my research any model edition under 100 is worth twice as much much. Please keep it and don't sell!,,,
Thanks very much for such an in depth review of this fantastic collectible.... I can now class myself as a proud owner of the master replicas millenium falcon club! I'm getting mine in 1 weeks time>>>>> EXCITED!
Breathtaking no other word for it fella, and you were considering selling it? Man I bet once out of its box again that became a short lived idea! Enjoyed every second of this vid. Cheers Fuzz.
2019 now... The Millenium Falcon will NEVER get old... despite Disneys determinination to destroy the fan base. The ONLY thing I don't understand, is Why.. why oh why would you leave it in the box for MONTHS!!!!... lol Blasphemy.. How beautiful this model is..lucky bugger!
Really amazing, but have you seen the De Agostini Millennium Falcon?? Plus all the after market enhancements with 3D printing and photoetching? You should check into it if you havnt already.
Fantastic piece and my personal grail item. I've wanted one for 7 years but various things have stopped me (no room, too expensive, seller wasn't prepared to ship internationally etc). One has popped up for sale locally and it is very expensive but since I'm not in the states it may be my last shot at it. What to do, what to do.....
Excellent video! Does anyone know what the power source is for this model? I lost the base to mine, and I need to replace the plug so I can light it up again. All I know it's 120 Volts AC powered through the base with a "phono plug" that attaches from the bottom of the model. Is it a transformer plug? What is the actual voltage for the model itself from AC to DC? Does anyone out there know? Thank you.
I love the Falcon. I remembered when I saw it by first time in 1978. Impossible forget it! Beautifullll!
Damn, I knew it was big, but when you put your hand on it that really put it in perspective.
Congratulation,amazing work hello from México.
I share your your passion for this model ! I myself have edition # 0063 of 1500. And I would never, ever sell mine! It's the holy grail of Star Wars props. You are as the rest of us MR replicas falcon model owners, very lucky to get!!! You can't get one for at least under $5000.00 and from my research any model edition under 100 is worth twice as much much. Please keep it and don't sell!,,,
Really great, dude! Greetings from Brazil! Stay safe!
Thanks very much for such an in depth review of this fantastic collectible.... I can now class myself as a proud owner of the master replicas millenium falcon club!
I'm getting mine in 1 weeks time>>>>> EXCITED!
Turrican Jim Congrats. I know this will be the center piece of your collection.
Breathtaking no other word for it fella, and you were considering selling it? Man I bet once out of its box again that became a short lived idea! Enjoyed every second of this vid. Cheers Fuzz.
2019 now... The Millenium Falcon will NEVER get old... despite Disneys determinination to destroy the fan base.
The ONLY thing I don't understand, is Why.. why oh why would you leave it in the box for MONTHS!!!!...
lol Blasphemy..
How beautiful this model is..lucky bugger!
That is so beautiful...
Very nice, thanks for sharing
Really amazing, but have you seen the De Agostini Millennium Falcon?? Plus all the after market enhancements with 3D printing and photoetching? You should check into it if you havnt already.
ah,ok!!it looks great!!
Really Cool thing!
Fantastic piece and my personal grail item. I've wanted one for 7 years but various things have stopped me (no room, too expensive, seller wasn't prepared to ship internationally etc). One has popped up for sale locally and it is very expensive but since I'm not in the states it may be my last shot at it. What to do, what to do.....
Excellent video! Does anyone know what the power source is for this model? I lost the base to mine, and I need to replace the plug so I can light it up again. All I know it's 120 Volts AC powered through the base with a "phono plug" that attaches from the bottom of the model. Is it a transformer plug? What is the actual voltage for the model itself from AC to DC? Does anyone out there know? Thank you.
Wow! How much was it and are they still selling it?
WHAT SCALE IS IT AT?
HOW LONG & WIDE IS IT?
WAS IT MADE BY BAN-DAI?
thanks fuzz
isn't the falcon from deagostini?
no this is from master replicas. the company doesn't exist any more.
Yes
I have a Millennium Falcon pencil sharpener...
can't u open it ??
no it won't open.
the LED lights look shit. Sorry. But incandescent bulbs, even if they blow easier would look much more authentic.
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