Bandai Star Wars 1/144 Millenium Falcon Model Kit

Anyone else into Bandai's SW kits? Thought I'd share my finished Millennium Falcon.

Got mine a few weeks ago but I'm waiting on the arrival of the LED kit from Japan before tackling it.

Should just be another couple of weeks. The detail on this thing is insane. Blows the Fine Molds kit out of the water. I'm praying Bandai steps this kit up into the 1/72 range, too.

I have the fine molds in storage for years, too advance for me

Agree that they should have a 1/72 though, it'll beef up any display with the remaining 1/72 kits.

Well done Auel. Looks good from here.

Well done!

GREAT job! Show more models!

Thanks guys!

Bandai's kits are highly detailed and affordable, don't really see anyone tackling of their kits yet.

Unless you want a bigger ship.

Completed mine... would like to share it..

That looks great!

mywii said:

Completed mine... would like to share it..
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Looks great! I hope you did not glue the exhaust vents, cause you misaligned them

Did you include the large scars on the right side of the ship?

DarthChrisDK said:

That looks great!

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Thanks... my first attempt...

Ya I know. I didn't glue anything on this kit.... this is "exclusive" version ....LOL

I am waiting for higher resolution pics to do the scar. At the moment I just follow the pics on the box.

Auel said:

Looks great! I hope you did not glue the exhaust vents, cause you misaligned them

Did you include the large scars on the right side of the ship?

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NICE!!! Is that the bandai Lighting kit for it?

Wow. The kit looks great!
You don't get an optional OT circular dish at all?

noisyrobot said:

Wow. The kit looks great!
You don't get an optional OT circular dish at all?

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Nah, it was sold as an TFA kit. So it doesn't come with the circular dish, silly I know. But eventually they'll release the EPIV version knowing it'll sell anyway.

Nope. DIY using USB lamp (for rear thruster) and connect to 2 leds for the cockpit and front using fishing string in lieu of fiber optics

mywii said:

Nope. DIY using USB lamp (for rear thruster) and connect to 2 leds for the cockpit and front using fishing string in lieu of fiber optics

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Nice job!

Great job Auel and mywii!

Mad Old Lu said:

Great job Auel and mywii!

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Thanks! I'm currently working on a AT-ST, not used to woodlands weathering. We'll see how it goes.