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Hi at all! The parts of this model are marked with stars. Some parts have 3, some 2, some 1 and some parts are without any stars. Can anybody explain? My guess is that the stars indicate the thickness of the paper - but I am not sure.

Yup, great find. THX for sharing. It is now on my to-do-list.

Oh wow - this is a beautiful model. It is the most detailed B-Wing I have seen. Unfortunately it is not available - it would be great to build it. Lucky all those who got one.

Oh yes you are right - also Revell has one.

Rain day arrived model finalized. There were only few parts missing. After final painting and assembling I also made a little weathering on th model. See pictures. The plastic model you can see is the one of Bandai (I think it is the only one existing.)

You are right - the instruction is not always easy to read, but if you check the pictures carefully you will find out everything you need. Furthermore Mr. Rhaven Blaak is a specialist in building this model. Place your question here, and it will be answerd - I am sure.

I have built the model short time ago - I can remember that I also had to shrink the print. If I remember right the shrink-effekt was very small. Just to mention: There are additional parts (cockpit) available. Will you also use them?

I think that many fans would like to see Star Wars Movies with Mitth'raw'nuruodo (better known as Thrawn :)). I read the books and they were really great. Also the X-Wing chronicles would be great to see in movies. But we will see what Disney delviers. But they should stay on realistic scenes...

Yeah the movie is OK - it is fun, but the story line does not follow the existing books. But never the less worth seeing. -----As mostly my mistake - there are parts 19 and 19b - and I mixed them up. - I will leave the existing parts as they are very similar to the correct parts.

Next parts: as can bee seen on picture 4 and 5 I had problems to place the parts onto place as they were too large. As I did not find the way to use the whole parts I cut them into size. Last but one picture shows the final parts. The part no 22 (upper left corner of the picture) has to be...

OK Cockpit assambled and test - put it on wrong place. :hammerhead:Dont do as seen in 1st picture. I was lucky - I did not use glue before testing so I was able to correct the placement without any damage. Now working on the bottom of the ship. As can be seen I will add some additional details...

Next parts finalized: I mounted the radar dish with the original part, but it was too high. (maybe I made something wrong as on the picture https://www.zealot.com/index.php?resources/solo-millennium-falcon.1893/ it was not so high) I first cut the original part and then created a new base as...

I knew it was here at Zealot where I found it. thumbsupthumbsupthumbsup

Oh....I don't remember. I think - I am sure - I got the link here at Zealot. (my only source) But by checking the homepage mentioned on the sheet - see picture 1 - I could not find the model. - strange - I will try to find out.

Next parts and the additional details.

Hi togehter, I decided to build the Millenium Falcon again - but now the version of the movie "Solo". It seems to be a more easy model to build. I printed out the pages two times to be able to add some details popping out. I will see how it turns out. I also will use colour pencils to...

I am very happy to hear that this project is not dead!! - These parts look fantastic!!! Just thinking - would be nice if all these Vipers (1/18 1/32 and 1/50) could be presented on the suitable launch rail. Do you think about doing the launch rail also in these scales?

for cutting small holes I use this tool - just as a small tip to get the holes a little bit more exact

As pictures are gone......