Millennium Falcon Vertical Display Bracket for Lego 75257 Starship Model, Sturdy Stand Building Kit, Best Gift and Movie Collectible for Adults(236 PCS)

Simply amazing. My son and I could not be happier with this product. I had bought the UCS Millenium Falcon LEGO set for Christmas a few years back; he always had it displayed with the legs. Today, we decided to display it in all of its glory - from the side - rather than a top-down view. My son enjoyed building the stand, and the process to attach the stand was slightly difficult for one person - but it was doable. My son used a cushion to flip the Millenium Falcon over and attach the stand - though a few parts fell off - including the roof that is not secured. Oher than that, the angle of the Millenium Falcon is in such a way that no roof tiles fall off, and the stand displays the ship in a way that make it look so much better than on the legs it came with. The stand is also VERY sturdy, using a truss-like technic build design that allowed me to carry the ship and place it on top of a 8' tall cabinet; no wiggle, no play, and it made the Falcon way easier to move around compared to before. I would highly recommend this product to ANYONE.

Despite spending $900 on the Millennium Falcon 75192, i really didn’t want to spend additional $100+ on a way to display it. I also didn’t have the 3ft x 2.5ft space to display it flat. This was the perfect solution.As others have said, it’s not genuine Lego, but it’s similar quality. It’s easy enough to snap together, it took less than an hour and the instructions are in the same format as any Lego set.The difficulty was in putting the finished Falcon onto the display. Read through others reviews for photos—these were incredibly helpful. It took about 20 minutes. The falcon is quite heavy, and when you move it, things fall off. But i was able to mount it the first attempt, it just took about 20 minutes to click the interlocking pieces into the ship. I removed 5 of the landing gear pieces—so if you’re reading this prior to assembly, on Step 2, you’ll assemble 6 “legs”, and these are important for holding the build up while you are assembling the underbody, but you’ll remove several of those at the end. They’re very easy to just pull off. Once they’re off, it’s pretty clear where the display clicks in. It’s probably a lot easier with an extra pair of hands to help, but i did manage it on my own.Overall, i love the fact that this cuts down on a ton of space and you can clearly see the entire top of the build from the front view. Highly recommend for a budget-friendly accessory to properly show off your Lego Build.

This will fit the Dark Falcon. You just need to reverse the orientation of the rear landing gear. It wont affect how the Falcon sits normally. But will allow it to sit in the stand better. Just take the piece that holds the rear landing gear and instead of having the part that holds the cross piece of the landing gear pointing backwards. Have it face towards the front of the Falcon. Then the landing gear will fit better into the stand. Not as well as the 75257 Falcon. But It wont feel like it will fall off.But the stand itself is well built. Instructions are a bit small. But pretty well written. And they highlight in each step what you are doing next. Had all parts needed. So nothing missing. And the Falcon feels steady in it. Would recommend

Pain in the butt to attach but works!

As other reviewers have noted, the stand is quite good: it's attaching the Falcon to the stand where things get a little tricky. I put the Falcon on its side (on a carpeted floor) and had it lean against a pile of blankets. Yes, the moment I had it in a vertical position, pieces started to fall off; however, those pieces are what you would expect to come loose, i.e., the unsecured top panels (also had the long "hallway" section between the cockpit and body of ship fall off, but fortunately it came loose as a single piece). Once the ship is in a vertical position, the landing struts are easy to remove (and you should definitely remove them as it makes it easier to mount the ship); you'll need to experiment a bit with reattaching the top panels (to keep them from slipping) but this is not terribly burdensome. I used some spare pieces I had lying around to help further secure a few of the panels.As far as attaching the Falcon to the stand, I started with the two top pins which lined up/pushed into place quite nicely. I was then able to push in the bottom three pins, too, although those were more difficult (I wonder if a little WD-40 sprayed on the pins might have made them slide into place more easily). All in all, a challenging experience but also a fun way to spend a few hours on a Sunday morning, and the Falcon looks TERRIFIC mounted on the stand. Note: not many other reviewers have mentioned this, but the stand build experience is a lot of fun. To be sure, this isn't genuine LEGO but pieces go together well and the instructions are clear. If you're a semi-experienced LEGO builder, you won't have any trouble with it.

Easy to put together, a b**** to mount. Do yourself a favor and watch the Christian Lopez video on YT. BEFORE you attempt it. It's very helpful as the instruction book is not very detailed on this step. My husband about had a conniption as random pieces kept falling off as we attempted it several times before coming to reviews here to find help (the video).

This is an amazing piece of a "brick" (not Lego, but clearly the same concept) build. (Although there are no bricks. It's all Technic-like pieces.The build itself is challenging. Use the QR code to download the .pdf file and use that rather than the booklet. Also, be sure to sort all the parts before you start. It will ensure that you do everything correctly. When it says you need 2 of something, build them at the same time, rather than one after the other.The front feet slip into the "holder" you build, and the back feet get locked into place, so that you can pick up the base just by picking up the Falcon.I suppose there are non-Lego type stands, but if you've got this Falcon (even though it's not the BIG one), you're probably all-in when it comes to Lego anyway. :)This is 100% worth the money, fun to build, and an OUTSTANDING stand.