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product_id: 167208473
title: "Bandai Hobby - Star Wars - Millenniuim Falcon (Rise of Skywalker Ver), Bandai Spirits 1/144 Model Kit"
brand: "bandai spirits"
price: "49333 Ft"
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reviews_count: 8
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# Rise of Skywalker edition - iconic radar options 1/144 scale - detailed & compact display 100 snap-fit pieces - no glue needed Bandai Hobby - Star Wars - Millenniuim Falcon (Rise of Skywalker Ver), Bandai Spirits 1/144 Model Kit

**Brand:** bandai spirits
**Price:** 49333 Ft
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Own the galaxy’s most iconic ship—build it, display it, flaunt it!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Bandai Hobby - Star Wars - Millenniuim Falcon (Rise of Skywalker Ver), Bandai Spirits 1/144 Model Kit by bandai spirits
- **How much does it cost?** 49333 Ft with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- bandai spirits enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted bandai spirits brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Authentic Detailing:** Meticulously crafted with dual radar dishes and optional landing gear for dynamic, museum-quality display.
- • **Effortless Assembly:** Snap-together design means zero glue or paint required—perfect for busy pros who want instant gratification.
- • **Compact & Collectible:** At 9.5” x 7”, it fits perfectly on your shelf without sacrificing epic Star Wars presence.
- • **Customizable Masterpiece:** Ready for optional paint, decals, and lighting kits—make it uniquely yours and flex your creative edge.
- • **Officially Licensed & Safe:** Bluefin authorized product with full North American safety compliance and dedicated US support.

## Overview

The Bandai Spirits 1/144 Millennium Falcon (Rise of Skywalker Ver) is a premium snap-fit plastic model kit featuring 100 precision pieces, dual radar dish options, and posable landing gear. Officially licensed and distributed by Bluefin, it requires no glue or paint to assemble, making it ideal for both beginners and seasoned modelers. Compact yet highly detailed, this collectible is designed for display and customization, backed by a 30-day warranty and full US product support.

## Description

New from Bandai hobby comes the newest addition to the Star Wars model kit series. This model kit is snap together no glue or painting required. These model kits come with iconic accessories and are great to pose or display in your collection. Look for origin of shipment: Only items shipped from within North America are being sold by authorized U.S. Retailers. The product box will have a Bluefin / Bandai Namco warning label, which is proof that you are purchasing an officially licensed Bandai product, distributed by its sole and authorized distributor (Bluefin ) for the U.S. Markets. This product has been thoroughly tested for safety and meets all North American consumer product safety regulations. The affixed label also entitles the purchaser to product support assistance within the United States.

Review: it doesn't get better than bandai - I'm not an expert model builder, but I have gotten several of these bandai models and they are always excellent. the snap together parts are incredibly precise and remind me of Lego, and the detail is extremely accurate to the source material. as far as the building process goes it's relatively easy, but there are some very small details that took a while for me to fit properly. you do need to be careful and take your time. all the pieces snap together so you don't need to glue it, that being said I did glue a few pieces just to be safe. as I went I used a light wash and did a bit of weathering. i think it looks pretty good with just that but you may want to add more paint details or use the provided stickers or water decals. the finished model is extremely detailed, far more than any other versions of this ship I've seen. and it's a decent size, not huge but bigger than my hand (and convenient for my limited shelf space). this falcon specifically is the Rise of Skywalker edition so it has the much desired round radar dish, but it also comes with the rectangular one. it has optional landing gear, ramp, and an adjustable stand which gives you a lot more dynamic poses than I expected. there's also space for a lighting kit but that's far above my skill level. unfortunately the price of these fluctuate a lot, so get it while it's cheap (I think it's actual worth is probably about 50-60$). overall this is an amazing model and if you are willing to spend a few hours on it it's well worth it.
Review: I Love It! - This was my very first model build, and I was a little nervous about whether I could do a decent job, especially considering I owned zero tools/supplies, and one notable YouTube video said that this model is definitely not for beginners. However, I think as long as you have decent eyesight and a fairly steady hand, this is THE PERFECT model for beginners, because as Luke Skywalker said, “What a piece of junk!” so you can mess it up pretty badly and still know that “She may not look like much, but she’s got it where it counts, kid.” Should you buy this particular model of the Millennium Falcon? It partly depends on how big of a model you want. This 1/144 scale model measures only 9 1/2” by 7”, and the pictures don’t really show how small it is. However, the level of detail of this kit is insane, and if I were to tell you that these photos were of a five-foot-long model, you might believe me! In my case, I thought it would be the perfect size for displaying on a bookshelf. How hard is it, and how long does it take to build? One reviewer here said it takes just a couple of hours, and maybe that’s possible for someone with experience, but even then that’s probably just snapping it all together. I spent about 20-30 hours on mine, including painting. How much “other stuff” will you need to buy? It depends, but here is the list of what I ended up buying. I spent about $200 (including this kit), and I don’t regret any of my purchases; everything was extremely useful. My supplies list: —“Professional 9 PCS Gundam model tools kit.” (Absolutely necessary for cutting and filing parts.) —“Revell Contacta Liquid Glue with Professional Needle Applicator.” (This kit is entirely “snap-together,” but there are several tiny external parts that really need to be glued on if you don’t want them to fall off.) —“Model painting stand base and 20 PCS alligator clip stick set.” (Very useful for holding the model and some of the parts I wanted to paint separately.) —2 cans “Tamiya TS-63 Nato Black” spray paint. (With two cans I just BARELY had enough to paint all the parts on their trees as a “primer”, which made the white paint look much better.) —1 can “Tamiya AS-20 Insignia White” spray paint. (I mostly sprayed the model when it was fully assembled, and 1 can was just BARELY enough. This color is the recommended Millennium Falcon color from many online sources, and I thought it was perfect. Note it can look very different depending on the lighting.) —1 bottle “Tamiya Panel Line Accent Color 40ml Black.” (Watch how the YouTubers apply it; it flows easily along all the panel lines, and mimics dirty rain streaks and leaking black oil. I applied it to every tiny part and protuberance on the model, and it brought out so many details in the plastic that I hadn’t even seen before!) —1 bottle “Tamiya Panel Line Accent Color 40ml Brown.” (All the YouTubers talked about adding lots of rust, but when you see brown streaks on old airplanes, it’s really leaked hydraulic fluid.) —“Microscale Micro Sol and Micro Set, 1 Ounce Bottles with Paint Brushes.” (You’ll want this to soften the decals so they wrap around all the tiny outcropping parts. I made the mistake of using the Micro Sol too much when it wasn’t conforming to the parts, and I just ended up with some shriveled decals in some areas. Rather, use mostly the Micro Set to soften them, and then use the side of a rectangular toothpick to stretch the decals into place. By the way, I decided to use the clear cockpit canopy with the decals on it. It was pretty tricky and I messed it up a bit, but I think it still looks a little better than the chunky windowless frame choice. I also didn’t use the black engine exhaust circle decals.) —“Testors Acrylic Value Finishing Paint Set, 9196T Multicolor.” (I used this set to paint the inside of the cockpit and gun turrets. Don’t be afraid to use a toothpick to mix tiny amounts of the colors to make tan, brown, etc.; just Google the primary colors that mix to make the color you want. You can barely see inside the cockpit, so this wasn’t too necessary, but it was fun to try to paint it all.) Recommendations for beginners: —Watch a few Youtube videos on “building the Bandai 1/144 Millennium Falcon.” —Do what I forgot to do until after I was done(!), and before you paint it, Google actual images from the Star Wars film, and actual photos of the original studio model(s). Mine looks pretty good, but it’s not exactly like the originals. I just used what I know about actual dirty, leaking airplanes to make the model look similar, and I think it turned out well. —Don’t worry about too little or too much weathering. If you look at the life-sized studio set Millennium Falcon from the first Star Wars film, it’s weathered beyond belief, but the smaller studio “flying” models look much cleaner. So I imagine Han had to have had the thing cleaned every once in a while…. ;-) Also, the amount of perceived weathering will vary considerably depending on the lighting. You can see the huge difference between my indoor and outdoor photos, yet it’s the same paint job. Overall, I highly recommend this model!

## Features

- New item from Star Wars!
- Product bears official Bluefin logo
- Produkten björnar officiell Bluefin-logotyp
- Detta modellkit är knäppt ihop, inget lim eller målning krävs;, Neuer Artikel von Star Wars!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07SGGFLNT |
| Additional Features | New model kit, posable and displayable, new round antenna modeling |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Art Craft Kit Type | Plastic Model Kit |
| Brand | BANDAI SPIRITS |
| Brand Name | BANDAI SPIRITS |
| Color | Multi |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 594 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04573102581952 |
| Included Components | 1 Model Kit, 1 instruction manual |
| Item Dimensions | 3 x 2 x 4 inches |
| Item Height | 4 inches |
| Item Type Name | Bandai Hobby Star Wars 1/144 Millennium Falcon "Rise of Skywalker" |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 3 x 2 x 4 inches |
| Manufacturer | Bandai Spirits |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Name | Bandai Hobby Star Wars 1/144 Millennium Falcon "Rise of Skywalker" |
| Number of Pieces | 100 |
| Product Style | Snap |
| Seasons | All Seasons |
| Size | 1:144 |
| Subject Character | Star_Wars |
| Theme | Logo,Star Wars |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 30 Day Warranty Against Manufacturer Defects |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** BANDAI SPIRITS
- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Color:** Multi
- **Theme:** Logo,Star Wars
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 3 x 2 x 4 inches

## Images

![Bandai Hobby - Star Wars - Millenniuim Falcon (Rise of Skywalker Ver), Bandai Spirits 1/144 Model Kit - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71ujL3BxvZL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ it doesn't get better than bandai
*by L***E on December 15, 2024*

I'm not an expert model builder, but I have gotten several of these bandai models and they are always excellent. the snap together parts are incredibly precise and remind me of Lego, and the detail is extremely accurate to the source material. as far as the building process goes it's relatively easy, but there are some very small details that took a while for me to fit properly. you do need to be careful and take your time. all the pieces snap together so you don't need to glue it, that being said I did glue a few pieces just to be safe. as I went I used a light wash and did a bit of weathering. i think it looks pretty good with just that but you may want to add more paint details or use the provided stickers or water decals. the finished model is extremely detailed, far more than any other versions of this ship I've seen. and it's a decent size, not huge but bigger than my hand (and convenient for my limited shelf space). this falcon specifically is the Rise of Skywalker edition so it has the much desired round radar dish, but it also comes with the rectangular one. it has optional landing gear, ramp, and an adjustable stand which gives you a lot more dynamic poses than I expected. there's also space for a lighting kit but that's far above my skill level. unfortunately the price of these fluctuate a lot, so get it while it's cheap (I think it's actual worth is probably about 50-60$). overall this is an amazing model and if you are willing to spend a few hours on it it's well worth it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I Love It!
*by F***N on June 14, 2024*

This was my very first model build, and I was a little nervous about whether I could do a decent job, especially considering I owned zero tools/supplies, and one notable YouTube video said that this model is definitely not for beginners. However, I think as long as you have decent eyesight and a fairly steady hand, this is THE PERFECT model for beginners, because as Luke Skywalker said, “What a piece of junk!” so you can mess it up pretty badly and still know that “She may not look like much, but she’s got it where it counts, kid.” Should you buy this particular model of the Millennium Falcon? It partly depends on how big of a model you want. This 1/144 scale model measures only 9 1/2” by 7”, and the pictures don’t really show how small it is. However, the level of detail of this kit is insane, and if I were to tell you that these photos were of a five-foot-long model, you might believe me! In my case, I thought it would be the perfect size for displaying on a bookshelf. How hard is it, and how long does it take to build? One reviewer here said it takes just a couple of hours, and maybe that’s possible for someone with experience, but even then that’s probably just snapping it all together. I spent about 20-30 hours on mine, including painting. How much “other stuff” will you need to buy? It depends, but here is the list of what I ended up buying. I spent about $200 (including this kit), and I don’t regret any of my purchases; everything was extremely useful. My supplies list: —“Professional 9 PCS Gundam model tools kit.” (Absolutely necessary for cutting and filing parts.) —“Revell Contacta Liquid Glue with Professional Needle Applicator.” (This kit is entirely “snap-together,” but there are several tiny external parts that really need to be glued on if you don’t want them to fall off.) —“Model painting stand base and 20 PCS alligator clip stick set.” (Very useful for holding the model and some of the parts I wanted to paint separately.) —2 cans “Tamiya TS-63 Nato Black” spray paint. (With two cans I just BARELY had enough to paint all the parts on their trees as a “primer”, which made the white paint look much better.) —1 can “Tamiya AS-20 Insignia White” spray paint. (I mostly sprayed the model when it was fully assembled, and 1 can was just BARELY enough. This color is the recommended Millennium Falcon color from many online sources, and I thought it was perfect. Note it can look very different depending on the lighting.) —1 bottle “Tamiya Panel Line Accent Color 40ml Black.” (Watch how the YouTubers apply it; it flows easily along all the panel lines, and mimics dirty rain streaks and leaking black oil. I applied it to every tiny part and protuberance on the model, and it brought out so many details in the plastic that I hadn’t even seen before!) —1 bottle “Tamiya Panel Line Accent Color 40ml Brown.” (All the YouTubers talked about adding lots of rust, but when you see brown streaks on old airplanes, it’s really leaked hydraulic fluid.) —“Microscale Micro Sol and Micro Set, 1 Ounce Bottles with Paint Brushes.” (You’ll want this to soften the decals so they wrap around all the tiny outcropping parts. I made the mistake of using the Micro Sol too much when it wasn’t conforming to the parts, and I just ended up with some shriveled decals in some areas. Rather, use mostly the Micro Set to soften them, and then use the side of a rectangular toothpick to stretch the decals into place. By the way, I decided to use the clear cockpit canopy with the decals on it. It was pretty tricky and I messed it up a bit, but I think it still looks a little better than the chunky windowless frame choice. I also didn’t use the black engine exhaust circle decals.) —“Testors Acrylic Value Finishing Paint Set, 9196T Multicolor.” (I used this set to paint the inside of the cockpit and gun turrets. Don’t be afraid to use a toothpick to mix tiny amounts of the colors to make tan, brown, etc.; just Google the primary colors that mix to make the color you want. You can barely see inside the cockpit, so this wasn’t too necessary, but it was fun to try to paint it all.) Recommendations for beginners: —Watch a few Youtube videos on “building the Bandai 1/144 Millennium Falcon.” —Do what I forgot to do until after I was done(!), and before you paint it, Google actual images from the Star Wars film, and actual photos of the original studio model(s). Mine looks pretty good, but it’s not exactly like the originals. I just used what I know about actual dirty, leaking airplanes to make the model look similar, and I think it turned out well. —Don’t worry about too little or too much weathering. If you look at the life-sized studio set Millennium Falcon from the first Star Wars film, it’s weathered beyond belief, but the smaller studio “flying” models look much cleaner. So I imagine Han had to have had the thing cleaned every once in a while…. ;-) Also, the amount of perceived weathering will vary considerably depending on the lighting. You can see the huge difference between my indoor and outdoor photos, yet it’s the same paint job. Overall, I highly recommend this model!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Detailed model
*by J***T on November 18, 2025*

Excellent product , great detail

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