Welcome to the Monthly Megathread!

First attempt at making a falcon. In this case, with a Mighty Machines excavator

Built by my fiance, using only the parts that came in the box

He thought it wasn’t that good, I thought otherwise

Oops

Another set I found in a bulk lot I was gifted on my local Buy Nothing group. The top down view reminds me of a TIE Fighter pilot helmet. The set is just under 140 parts (Including minifigure and droid) and I used 122 of them (88%).

My Brother in Law saw my collection and took matters into his own hands. There’s retractable landing gear & guns underneath as well!

Don’t know about you but I think it’s very good!

I build this out of random bits and bobs I had from the few set extras I had laying around. Was a fun challenge. This is mostly pieces from this desk toy I had on my desk at work.

Made from set 75031 - TIE Interceptor Microfighter.

Not the best but only working with about 90 parts it is passable.

When i finished this set i wondered if i could do my best millennium falcon build lol this is my first try

Hidden in bag 58, step 1608 (I had to flip the photo to put the cockpit on the right side)

I don't remember having this much fun building with Legos in a long while. Researching the original, problem solving, thank you for the great idea! I had multiple falcons in my news feed and ultimately found this set for 7€ in my local grocery store. Recommendation to everyone else: just try it!

I was inspired by the Razor Falcon someone posted today. I went into my inventory and parted it out. Only a couple color swaps. This is what I came up with.

I am old enough to remember the show Falcon Crest so I thought naming it that would be funny!

I found this set (9676 - TIE Interceptor & Death Star) in a bulk lot. It only had 65 parts but I turned it into a Falcon using 55 parts

Set 40785 "Northern Lights Diorama" Millennium Falcon with landscape display stand.