Code 3 Millennium Falcon:
This model of the Millennium Falcon is a
precision piece of die cast metal. Each detail was hand sculpted to capture each
feature of this unique vessel. Engineers scoured over hundreds of reference
materials to create the most authentic replica of the Falcon possible. You can
remove several panels of this vessel to reveal the inner working of the Falcon.
You may open and close the boarding ramp and move the rectenna and all quad
laser cannons. You can display the model either on the included display stand or
on the attachable landing gear. Included with your model is a resin display base
with a glass surface and pewter plaque. Also included with your model is the
Rebel Alliance Patch, Certificate of Authenticity and specialized magnetic tool
to help remove your removable panels.
The Millennium Falcon is a legendary starship despite its humble origins. She
may not look like much on the outside but the Falcon’s got it where it counts.
She looks like any other Corellian freighter on the outside but beneath her hull
her owner has made many “special Modifications”, boosting her speed, shielding
and performance to almost illegal levels.
The Falcon was originally owned by Lando Calrissian, and employed in the shady
business of smuggling, before Solo won it in a heated sabacc game. With Solo as
the pilot, the Millennium Falcon became a famous starship. She completed the
Kessel Run at unprecedented speeds. Solo could not have manned this vessel
alone, he had the help of his first mate Chewbacca.
It wasn’t long before the Falcon began flying missions for the Alliance. The
Millennium Falcon became a large contributor in some of the Rebel Alliance's
greatest victories over the Empire. It was the Falcon that provided covering
fire for Luke Skywalker's final attack run on the first Death Star. The Falcon
became Princess Leia Organa's escape transport during the Battle of Hoth. During
the decisive Battle of Endor, the Falcon flew point for the Alliance Fleet
Scale: 1:80
Material: Die Cast
Dimensions: 13" x 9.5"
Release Date: September 2003
Edition Quantity: 10,000
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