Every LEGO Millennium Falcon compared, and the one to buy

The Falcon has been rebuilt twenty-two times in our database

Twenty-two sets carry the name, spread from 2000 to 2026. That sounds like a lot until you sort them. Only a handful are real Falcons you would build and display. The rest are Microfighters, polybags, a bag charm and a holiday diorama.

The size range is absurd. The largest, 75192 Millennium Falcon, has 7,541 parts. The smallest listed, 911949 Millennium Falcon, has 32. Same ship, wildly different purchase.

We sorted the list by parts, then checked minifigures, year and the sale dates in our database. Launch prices below are the recommended retail prices at launch, not what anyone pays today. Where our database has no launch price, we give none.

75192 Millennium Falcon is the only one that matters at the top end

75192 Millennium Falcon came out in 2017 with 7,541 parts and 9 minifigures. Launch retail price: $849.99 / £734.99. It is the largest Falcon in the database, and nothing else comes close. The next biggest set is about 2,300 parts smaller.

Our database gives it a sale start in October 2017 and a sale end in December 2026. That end date is later than today, so the end is only announced. If you want it, the clock is visible.

Is it worth it? If the Falcon is the set you want to own, yes. Nothing in the range matches its size, and nine minifigures is the biggest crew by a distance. If you only like the ship in a general way, it is far too much model and far too much shelf.

10179 Millennium Falcon is the original giant, and a collector's piece

10179 Millennium Falcon arrived in 2007 with 5,198 parts and 5 minifigures. Its launch retail price was $499.99 / £342.49. Our database dates its sale from October 2007 to December 2009, so it is long gone from shops.

It is the first Ultimate Collector Falcon, and that matters to people who collect history. As a pure build it has been overtaken. 75192 Millennium Falcon has about 2,300 more parts and four more minifigures.

Our advice is blunt. Buy 10179 if you are a collector with a reason to want the original. If you just want the biggest Falcon, buy the newer one.

The mid-size Falcons, from about 1,000 to 1,400 parts, are where most people should shop

This is the middle tier, and it is crowded. Five sets sit here, and they trade blows on parts, crew and age.

• 75212 Kessel Run Millennium Falcon, 2018: 1,414 parts, 7 minifigures, $169.99 / £149.99. The biggest of the group.
• 75105 Millennium Falcon, 2015: 1,330 parts, 7 minifigures, $149.99 / £139.99.
• 75257 Millennium Falcon, 2019: 1,328 parts, 6 minifigures, $169.99 / £149.99.
• 7965 Millennium Falcon, 2011: 1,254 parts, 6 minifigures, $139.99 / £132.99.
• 4504 Millennium Falcon (Blue Box Version), 2004: 997 parts, 5 minifigures, $100.00 / £99.99.

The gaps between the top three are tiny. 75212 Kessel Run Millennium Falcon leads 75105 Millennium Falcon by about 100 parts. 75105 and 75257 Millennium Falcon are nearly level. So the choice is about the crew and the era, not the size.

Our pick here is 75257 Millennium Falcon. It is the newest of the trio and keeps six minifigures. 75105 Millennium Falcon gives you seven for the lowest launch price of the three, if you find it. 75212 Kessel Run Millennium Falcon is the one for fans of that particular film.

Check the dates before you chase any of them. 75257 Millennium Falcon ran from October 2019 to December 2024. 75212 Kessel Run Millennium Falcon ran from April 2018 to July 2019. 75105 Millennium Falcon ran from September 2015 to December 2017. 7965 Millennium Falcon ran from June 2011 to December 2014. All four have ended according to our database, so they are secondhand territory now.

The current Falcons trade minifigures for a smaller footprint

Two sets in our database have no end date. That is the closest thing to current stock we can tell you about, and it is only what the dates say.

75426 Millennium Falcon is from 2026, with 885 parts and 4 minifigures. Launch retail price: $99.99 / £89.99. On sale from March 2026, no end date recorded.

75375 Millennium Falcon is from 2024, with 921 parts and no minifigures at all. Launch retail price: $84.99 / £74.99. On sale from March 2024, no end date recorded. It is a model to display, not a playset to populate.

The choice between them is simple. Want figures to put in the cockpit? Take 75426 Millennium Falcon. Want slightly more parts for less money at launch, and no crew? Take 75375 Millennium Falcon. Neither matches the 1,300 part sets for presence. Both are far easier to place on a shelf.

The full comparison of the main Falcons, by size

One thing jumps out. The jump from the two giants to the 1,000 part tier is brutal. Between them there is nothing. If you want something in the middle, you do not get it.

The older small Falcons are for nostalgia, not for value

7190 Millennium Falcon is the oldest in the database, from 2000. It has 671 parts and 6 minifigures, with a launch retail price of $100.00. Sale dates run from July 2000 to February 2002. The crew count is impressive for the part count, but this is a historical curiosity now.

4504 Millennium Falcon (Blue Box Version) from 2004 has 997 parts and 5 minifigures. Launch retail price: $100.00 / £99.99. It sold from June 2004 to December 2005. It is one for completists, not for people who just want a good Falcon.

7778 Midi-Scale Millennium Falcon, from 2009, has 356 parts and no minifigures. Launch retail price: $39.99 / £34.99. It sold from July 2009 to December 2010. It is a small display ship in a different scale, which is exactly the point of it.

40658 Millennium Falcon Holiday Diorama is from 2023, with 282 parts and 5 minifigures. Launch retail price: $29.99 / £25.99. Sale dates run from October 2023 to December 2023. It is a seasonal build, so treat it as a scene rather than a ship.

Microfighters and cockpits give you the idea in a few hundred parts or fewer

75512 Millennium Falcon Cockpit, from 2018, has 203 parts and 2 minifigures. Our database holds no launch price or sale dates for it, so we cannot say more about how it was sold.

Three tiny ships come next. 75295 Millennium Falcon Microfighter, from 2021, has 101 parts and 1 minifigure. 75193 Millennium Falcon Microfighter, from 2018, has 92 parts and 1 minifigure. 75030 Millennium Falcon, from 2014, has 94 parts and 1 minifigure. All three share the same launch retail price: $9.99 / £8.99.

Dates separate them. 75295 ran from January 2021 to December 2022. 75193 ran from January 2018 to July 2019. 75030 ran from January 2014 to July 2015. They are all out of the sale window in our database. The practical difference is the build itself, since they are close in size and all come with one figure.

The polybags and the bag charm are for pocket money and completists

The bottom of the list is cheap and tiny. 4488 Millennium Falcon, from 2003, has 87 parts and no minifigures. Launch retail price: $7.00 / £6.99, on sale from June 2003 to June 2004.

30708 Millennium Falcon Mini-Build, from 2025, has 74 parts. Launch retail price: $4.99, on sale from March 2025 to December 2025. That sale end is before today, so it is over according to our dates.

Then come the smallest. 911607 Millennium Falcon (2016) has 42 parts. 912280 Millennium Falcon (2022) has 41. 911949 Millennium Falcon (2019) has 32. We have no launch price for any of them. 852113 Millennium Falcon Bag Charm, from 2007, has 37 parts and sits in the Gear theme, not Star Wars. Its launch retail price was $9.99 / £5.99.

None of these deserves a hunt. Take one if it lands in your hands.

Our pick depends on how much shelf and money you have

If you want the best Falcon ever made in brick form, it is 75192 Millennium Falcon. Its sale end is announced for December 2026, which is a good reason not to wait.

If you want a proper, playable ship with a crew, choose 75257 Millennium Falcon, with 1,328 parts and 6 minifigures. If you can find 75105 Millennium Falcon, it offers 7 minifigures for the lowest launch price among the three big mid-size sets.

If you want something new and compact, 75426 Millennium Falcon is the one with figures, and 75375 Millennium Falcon is the one without. If you only want a taste, buy a Microfighter such as 75295 Millennium Falcon Microfighter and stop there.

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