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<http://www.geocities.com/PicketFence/1438/falcon2.htm [Ben's LEGO®
Millennium Falcon]> — Ben Fleskes

Weighing in at 15 pounds (9 kg.) and measuring more than 2 feet (67 cm.) in
length, Ben's minifig-scale {Millenium Falcon} is an exquisitely crafted
likeness of the heroic {Star Wars} ship.  A rare, world-class masterpiece of
LEGO® craftsmanship. Not only is the model equipped with motors, lights, and
a sound element, but it also has a spring-loaded concussion missile launcher,
a pneumatic loading ramp, and working pneumatic landing gear. Ben has left no
stone unturned in the quest for realism; his model even uses old and yellowed
elements in some places to simulate the dirt and grime of the real Falcon.

Okay, get going then!  Many great photos await you!

[{More about Ben's {Millennium Falcon}...}]

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[{Other {Millenium Falcon} models...}]

  * Way back in 1996, <http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Lofts/9639/ Derek Schin>
    created what may actually have been the very first realistic
    <http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Lofts/9639/swlego.html minifig-scale
    {Millennium Falcon}> model.
  * <http://www.doe2.de/ Ralph Döring> also created a <http://www.doe2.de/lego/ 
    minifig-scale {Millinnium Falcon}>.
  * <http://members.tripod.com/minispy/brickwars.html Joel Kuester> has also
    created a <http://members.tripod.com/minispy/falcon.html minifig-scale
    {Millennium Falcon}>.
  * <http://128.109.194.35/kn/ Karim Nassar> has actually managed to create a
    <http://128.109.194.35/kn/swmicro.html microfig-scale {Millennium Falcon}>
    (along with just about every other imaginable {Star Wars} model)!