Watching this after editing, the snapping plastic sounds a lot more violent than it actually was. It didn't seem that loud when I was putting pieces together! So be assured, no kits were harmed in the making of this video. :)

Put everything together... a nice song from the 70‘s...

Great work Chili. Your Falcon looks awesome. I love the way you approached the build, simply brilliant. Can't wait to see you finish this beast. FYI, I'll be starting mine soon.

Cheers Sam, as always a great learning tool for us wannabe modellers lol. I am working on the 1:144 scale and am about to add the main grey coat using your white grey/aged white recipe so thanks for the amazing videos and look forward to seeing many more of them.

i can't wait to see it all put together!

Your making a cracking job of the falcon buddy 🖒😉

I noticed you were identifying model parts from tanks and so forth, but I didn't hear you mention the Formula 1 racecar struts that are used on the Falcon's engine louvers.

Great build sir

looking good!

Superb. I would be very happy with that.

She's looking beautiful, Sam.

Superb

Dude,link the next video! As a you-tuber, you make a great model builder lol.

Its looking great. does it come with the red lights for the docking ports on the sides.

Couple of comments -- The turbines beneath the vents on the back can really only be seen in the 5-ft Millennium Falcon. I've seen photo comparisons between that one and the 32-inch model (TESB Falcon) and there's no question the 5-ft is nicer or at least more detailed! The "flaps" at the trailing edge above the engine exhaust might be vectoring paddles/flaps/vanes. They're like the 2-D nozzles the F-22 fighter has for redirecting its thrust and would have to work in pairs above and below the engine exhaust to be effective (in an atmosphere). I doubt they'd work well in space because of this pesky thing called inertia and the lack of atmospheric particles to work against. The vectoring vanes obviously wouldn't work at lightspeed!

Do the engine lights have a blue white glow or just pure white? I always picture the Falcon with the slightly blue edged engines and I know how your working light setup doesn't always show the true finished effect. OMG that engine area! Thats one hell of a lot of detail, truly stunning! All that hard works really paying off!

Looks great! I can’t help but feel like something was missing from the piece that slots in under the vents, each fan has a diagonal slot that looks like it was designed to hold something, because it’s uniform on all of them. Is that just how the mold is? Been loving following this build so far, keep it up!

Looks nice! But the coloured panels are a bit too colourful... At least for my taste.

Did you manage to use the water based decals for the Millennium Falcon or did you spray paint it instead as a substitute?

5000!!

Confused. I'm sure I saw you cut out the round vents in ep. 1 or 2, which were posted 2019, now I see you cut them out again, ep. 5, posted 2018. Did you go back in time or?..

Hi Sam, do the photo etch grills come as part of the kit or are they extra?

Is the lighting part of the kit, or all your work?

Hi there have you got the paint number of the red paint you used on the hull thanks

How many pieces are in it?

Well, i might be bashed by some of your padawans here, but let me say one thing! I would gladly give you money on Patreon for making yourself with your own hands a scale model of no matter what props from Star Wars or anything else, then watching you putting together something already made by others !!! This model that you put together here, can be made by anyone else with ease, and does not require a very skillful hand. Like i sad, make something from scrap, and i (and i am sure also others) will donate to you money to help you through whatever you want to do !!! Doing so, can make you achieve something far more valuable for yourself !!! The recognition of your talent !!! Have a nice day my friend !!! Oh and to give you an example look at this thing>>Halo Pillar of Autumn giant LEGO spaceship - Brickworld Chicago 2014

Freaking expensive model