Display Stand for Lego Millennium Falcon 75192 Star Wars Building Block , 5mm Acrylic Display Holder, Vertical Display Bracket for Lego 75192 (Stand Only, No Model )

Overall, this is a great looking product with nice etching and graphics. The build feels solid and was easy to assemble. If looking for a stand that you can get right away, this is a solid choice. Wicked Bricks makes a stand like this but takes time to build and shipping to the US is $30.The only complaint I had was there are no instructions of how to place the Millenium Falcon onto the stand. This requires removing four landing gear legs and positioning the resting pegs of the stand within the now empty landing gear holes. It wasn’t too hard to eyeball where the pegs were going so I removed the two outside front legs and the the back legs closer to the middle of the ship. For reference, look at the photos, you should have a rough idea where they’ll line up. Then I carefully lined up the holes and mounted the ship. I didn’t have any issues with parts falling off, just requires careful handling or a second person to help (I did this solo). Also one reviewer complained about squeaking. I heard some squeaks while moving it onto my shelf but that was expected. It doesn’t squeak when it’s just sitting there so I have no idea why that would be a complaint. Anyways, I recommend this if you’re looking to have an angled mounted MF for space savings and appealing aesthetic display.

Stand arrived in very professional packaging. Acrylic pieces had protective film on both sides that was fairly easy to remove. After removing the film, the stand took less than a minute to assemble. The look of the stand fits the Star Wars genre perfectly. Very contemporary, with added flourishes like etching/design on the side panels, and the name "Millennium Falcon," which makes it clear that this stand was made specifically for this set. The instructions recommended removing all landing gear before placing on the stand, but I had no issues with only removing 4. I also loved that there is room in the center to place the removed landing gear and alternative radar dish. I watched the video on this product page to ensure I had the placement correct. It looks fantastic on the stand, and it feels stable. It is not immovable, and does squeak a little if nudged (friction between two acrylic pieces), but only then. Not an issue for me at all. Overall, I think it is a great stand, and will only add to the magnificent display/achievement of your Millennium Falcon.

I'll admit it does look really nice, however it's really flimsy and it squeaks really loud at the slightest movement, and the long pieces did not fit into the base, they provided a file to file it down but for 100 dollars I shouldn't have had to do that, and worst of all the stand is angled so high that you have to tilt the model in such a way that puts alot of strain on the panels which caused alot of parts to fall off of mine. It was extremely difficult to get the model onto the stand because they didnt show how to put it on in the instructions, so you just gotta figure it out. The pictures are during the repair process it was alot worse.

I was initially reluctant to purchase this stand after reading the reviews. I can say that this stand is flawless out of the box, and did not require any modifications. The decals on the acrylic are legible and add some extra detail to the display!The instructions do a good job at telling you how to assemble the stand, but no instruction on where/how to attach it to the set itself. HERE’S HOW I DID IT: This process requires two people! One will have to hold the set up, while the other removes the landing gear. Once the gear is removed, you must line the protrusions on the stand with the landing gear holes in the frame. (4 holes, where the double feet were initially.) it can be a balancing act to get the set placed on the final surface, but be sure that the hooks are flush to the frame of the set and it won’t go anywhere! The top panels of the set should not fall off so long as you have built it correctly and layered how it was shown in the instructions.10/10 a fantastic deal for such an amazing collectors piece!

I was initially hesitant to get this product because at the time of purchasing, it had 0 reviews. That being said, I can say with certainty that this is a great product. While pricy, it fits the UCS falcon like a glove and the designs on the stand are even cooler in person. Very aesthetically pleasing, as well

The NAOCARD Display Stand for the LEGO Millennium Falcon 75192 is an okay option for displaying this massive set, but it has some drawbacks. While the stand itself is sturdy, placing the Falcon on it was quite tricky. The setup process was frustrating, and I had to adjust and fix the set multiple times just to get it positioned correctly.The instructions were not very clear, which made assembly and placement more difficult than it needed to be. Once properly set up, it does hold the Falcon nicely, but the overall experience wasn’t as smooth as I had hoped.✅ Pros:✔️ Sturdy once assembled✔️ Saves display space❌ Cons:❌ Difficult to position the Falcon❌ Instructions could be better❌ Required multiple adjustmentsOverall, it gets the job done but could be improved with better instructions and an easier placement design. 3 stars.

Very much worth the money, and very easy to set up. I recommend building a base out of spare Legos to support the millennium falcon on its side while you remove the legs (as seen in pictures). It does squeak a little bit when you move it, but it's not too noticeable. If you own this Lego set I 100% recommend buying this.

The quality is awesome but whoever delivered delivered with too much enthusiasm. The tip of one of the main brackets broke off. This might have been a resale because the gloves were kind of open. I bought it "new" but amazon "new" is never new.Never mind. Glue will not work because both the parts that hold up the falcon have been broken off.