How many pieces does Millennium Falcon 7190 have?

It has 671 pieces, including 119 unique parts. The set also comes with 6 minifigures.

When was set 7190 released?

The set dates from 2000. That makes it one of the earlier Millennium Falcon sets.

Is this version suitable for play?

Yes, its moderate size and 6 minifigures make it well suited to play. The large display versions released later are much bigger.

Star Wars

Millennium Falcon

Long before the giant display versions, set 7190 offered a play-sized Millennium Falcon. Released in 2000, it contains 671 pieces and 6 minifigures.

Set number: 7190
Year: 2000
Pieces: 671
Minifigures: 6
Theme: Star Wars
Different parts: 119

What can I build with it?

Parts list 119

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (2)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 6

Chewbacca, Brown fig-0009973 pieces × 1
Luke Skywalker, White Robe, Yellow Skin (3626b Head) fig-0014194 pieces × 1
Astromech Droid, R2-D2, White Dome, 30361a Body fig-0035084 pieces × 1
C-3PO, Pearl Light Gold fig-0035093 pieces × 1
Princess Leia, White Robe, Yellow Skin (3626b Head) fig-0036584 pieces × 1
Han Solo, Black Vest, Yellow Skin, Blue Legs (3626b Head) fig-0036594 pieces × 1

Alternative models

Fan models by Rebrickable users that you can build (mostly) from this set’s parts. Instructions are available from the designers.

Bomber 370 172 pieces by Maxim30

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Description

An early take on a famous ship

The Millennium Falcon has been produced in brick form many times, in sizes ranging from tiny to enormous. Set 7190 is one of the earlier versions, dating from 2000, and it reflects the approach of its time: a sturdy, playable model rather than an exhaustive replica. For collectors who follow how the Falcon has been interpreted over the years, it is an interesting reference point, showing where the long line of Falcon sets began to take shape.

Han Solo's freighter

In the original trilogy the Falcon carries Han Solo, Chewbacca and their companions from the escape from Tatooine in A New Hope to the attack on the second Death Star in Return of the Jedi. It is a battered freighter that repeatedly proves faster and tougher than it looks. The saucer-shaped hull and offset cockpit are so familiar that even a smaller model like this one is instantly recognisable on any shelf or table.

Crew and colours

With 6 minifigures, there is enough of a cast to crew the ship and stage encounters with the Empire. The palette of dark grey, light grey, black and tan uses the older greys that preceded today's bluish shades. That is important when restoring a used copy, because modern replacements will not match exactly. It also gives the set a slightly different tone from later Falcons, something collectors tend to notice when models from different eras are displayed side by side.

Inventory and reuse

Among the 671 pieces there are 119 unique parts, a relatively low figure that reflects the repeated, symmetrical structure of the round hull. The complete inventory is listed further down this page, which is the easiest way to check what an older set is missing. If you would rather rebuild than restore, the What can I build? tool compares the parts with other models and with your own collection to show what else is possible.

FAQ

How many pieces does Millennium Falcon 7190 have?: It has 671 pieces, including 119 unique parts. The set also comes with 6 minifigures.
When was set 7190 released?: The set dates from 2000. That makes it one of the earlier Millennium Falcon sets.
Is this version suitable for play?: Yes, its moderate size and 6 minifigures make it well suited to play. The large display versions released later are much bigger.

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