Star Wars

Millennium Falcon

The Millennium Falcon 75105 recreates the most famous ship in the Star Wars saga, in a compact play-scale version released in 2015 alongside The Force Awakens. With 1,330 pieces, 270 unique elements and 7 minifigures, it sits among the larger Star Wars sets of its year. This page lists every part, colour and fact about the set.

Set number
75105
Year
2015
Pieces
1,330
Minifigures
7
Different parts
270
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 270

As BrickLink list (XML)

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Spare parts (14)

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

Minifigures 7

Description

A smaller take on a cinema icon

The Millennium Falcon has appeared on screen since the very first Star Wars film, and this 2015 version captures its unmistakable disc-shaped hull and offset front prongs in a size built for play rather than display. It is considerably smaller than the Ultimate Collector Series versions of the same ship, which trades some detail for a build that opens up and invites minifigures to sit inside rather than stay behind glass. Even with fewer parts than the largest Falcon models, the silhouette stays instantly recognisable.

Grey, black and a battered look

Light and dark bluish grey dominate the colour scheme, with black and tan picked out across the hull, echoing the ship's well-worn, much-repaired appearance on screen. Across 270 unique parts, there is enough variety to build an opening cockpit and an accessible interior where the included minifigures can be posed. The parts list on this page breaks down exactly which colours and elements went into the build. That makes it easy to see which pieces shape the hull's distinctive front prongs and rounded body.

Seven minifigures for crew and cargo

The set comes with 7 minifigures connected to the crew around Han Solo and Chewbacca, giving the model enough characters to recreate scenes from the ship or invent new ones. That makes 75105 a reasonable choice for builders who want playable Star Wars figures alongside the ship itself, rather than a static display piece. Check the parts list here if you want to confirm which accessories belong to which minifigure. Having both ship and crew in one set also makes it practical for quick play sessions without hunting for extra pieces.

Buying it secondhand

As an older set, 75105 now turns up regularly on the secondhand market. With 1,330 pieces including several small and set-specific shapes, it is worth checking the parts list before buying to confirm that cockpit windows and minifigure accessories are all present. That makes it easier to judge the real condition of a used set before committing to a purchase. A complete set of figures with all their accessories also tends to hold its resale value better.

FAQ

Which ship does set 75105 represent?
It is the Millennium Falcon, the ship flown by Han Solo and Chewbacca in the Star Wars saga, built here in a compact 2015 play version.
How many pieces and minifigures come with the set?
The set has 1,330 pieces across 270 unique elements and includes 7 minifigures.
Is this the same as the Ultimate Collector Series Falcon?
No, 75105 is a smaller, play-oriented build. The Ultimate Collector Series Millennium Falcon sets are considerably larger and aimed at display rather than play.

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