
Parts list 23
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Plate Round 1 × 1 with Open Stud
× 15
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Plate Round Corner 4 × 4
× 8
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Tile Special 1 × 2 with Sloped Walls AKA Money / Gold Bar [Ingot]
× 8
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Plate 1 × 2
× 6
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Plate 2 × 4
× 4
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Plate 1 × 2
× 4
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Plate Special 1 × 2 Rounded with 2 Open Studs
× 4
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Tile Round 1 × 1 Quarter
× 3
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Tile Special Round 2 × 2 with Hole
× 2
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Plate Round Half 3 × 6 with 1 × 2 Cutout
× 2
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Wedge Plate 2 × 2 Cut Corner
× 2
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Wedge Plate 6 × 3 Right
× 2
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Wedge Plate 6 × 3 Left
× 2
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Bracket 1 × 2 - 1 × 2 Inverted
× 2
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Bracket 1 × 2 - 1 × 2
× 2
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Plate 1 × 4
× 1
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Equipment Binoculars
× 1
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Technic Axle Pin with Friction Ridges Lengthwise
× 1
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Tap 1 × 1 without Hole in Spout
× 1
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Dish 2 × 2 Inverted [Radar]
× 1
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Technic Brick Special 1 × 2 with Pin Hole and 1 × 2 Plate
× 1
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Plate Special 2 × 2 with Groove and Center Stud (Jumper)
× 1
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Brick Round 2 × 2 Truncated Cone
× 1
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Spare parts (3)
These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.
Alternative models
Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.
- 30708 - Jumping Frog
- Fondor Haulcraft - Millennium-Falcon 30708 alternate build
- 30708 - StarFleet new ship
- 30708 - Sail boat
- Micro Corvus (Battlefront II) - 30708 Alt
- YT-2400 Outrider alt build from 30708
- 30708 Droid Gunship
- 30708 Dropship #1 (2 versions)
- Imperial Star Destructor 30708 Alt
- 30708 - great grey shark
- 30708 - Research Building
- 30708 - Dash Rendar's Outrider v2
All 137 ideas at Rebrickable ↗
What can I build with it?Description
An icon in miniature
Han Solo's freighter needs little introduction. It carries Luke and Obi-Wan out of Mos Eisley in A New Hope, dodges asteroids in The Empire Strikes Back and flies into the heart of the second Death Star in Return of the Jedi, before Rey takes the controls in the sequel trilogy. The saucer-shaped hull with its offset cockpit and forward mandibles is one of the most recognisable outlines in film history. That makes it an ideal candidate for a small model, because the silhouette does most of the work even when detail has to be left out. Few other ships survive being shrunk this far.
Built from repeating parts
Only 23 unique elements make up the 74 pieces, a low ratio that shows how often the same parts return. On a round, nearly symmetrical ship this is exactly what you would expect: sections of the hull are built the same way several times over. The result is an easy, relaxed build that younger fans can follow without trouble and that adults can finish in a coffee break. Without minifigures, the Falcon works as a desk ornament or a small gift rather than as a vehicle for play scenes. It fits on a windowsill or the end of a bookshelf, places where a larger Falcon would never go.
Colours and reusable pieces
Light and dark bluish grey dominate, as you would expect for the Falcon, with trans-light blue and dark red as accent colours. Transparent pieces are always handy for lights, windows and screens in your own creations, and plenty of grey is never wasted. The parts list on this page shows every element with its colour and quantity. Use What can I build? to compare your collection with other sets, including fellow mini-builds such as The Razor Crest 30728 or the TIE Advanced 30727, and see what you could put together next. Several of them side by side make a surprisingly varied little fleet.
FAQ
- In which films does the Millennium Falcon appear?
- It appears in all three original films and returns in the sequel trilogy. The story of how Han Solo won it is told in Solo.
- How many unique parts does set 30708 use?
- Its 74 pieces are made up of 23 unique elements.
- Is this a good set for a first build?
- Yes, the small size and repeating steps make it easy to follow for younger builders.
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